Hitman 2: Silent Assassin Critic Reviews

You won't want to stop playing this one for quite awhile, with the interesting story, realistic missions, super graphics, and the whole bag of chips.

A variety of paths for each mission promises near infinite replayability.

Defies easy categorization by being equal parts a stealth-based sneaker, a puzzler, and a straight-up shooter. After playing video games for so many years, I appreciate games that shake things up a bit.

It may not be politically correct, it may even be offensive to some, but when you come right down to it, Hitman 2 is an excellent game.

This game has it all: a solid story, good graphics, sound, level designs, and the ability to choose different paths to complete your mission.

Ultra violence at its most satisfying with a rich story that will have you cheering for Agent 47 every blood soaked step of the way.

Just looking at the cover of the game, you can tell that it is good.

This strategizing is made easier by excellent level design tht allows players multiple, open-ended ways to accomplish objectives.

Makes great strides in improving every inch of the original. This is a longer, deeper and more rewarding experience.

Exceptionally well done in most every way and represents a major improvement over the original.

It oozes style and has enough heart n' soul to clearly illustrate how much the developers really loved their baby.

Basically one huge lesson in trial and error.

The action and espionage genre come together in this game, and come together in a most impressive form.

A well conceived and executed third person game with superior video and audio elements worthy of the system.

With only a couple of exceptions, every assignment can be tackled in a dozen different ways.

A truly addictive piece of videogaming...A guaranteed hit!

A fantastic stealth shooter that, for the most part, utilizes its strengths to great detail, providing a unique experience in terms of level design and the morality of killing in videogames.

The stealth portions offer up the really tense moments of this game.

It is the freedom players have to go about their missions however they desire, the single most important element preventing many good games from shooting up to the level of great ones.

The gameplay is where the fun shines in as it mixes twitchy gunplay with a puzzle-like bent to stalking your prey.