Hitman: Blood Money
We grill the creator of Agent 47's latest mission in assassination
The object-interaction was slightly clumsy in Contracts - hiding Agent 47's gun in the chicken to assassinate the owner of the S+M club involved a lot of juggling, for instance. How does 47 interact with the environment in Blood Money?
Containers in which you can hide objectshave been made more transparent and general. You can also use your surroundings to dispose of yourdead bodies in containers, freezers and the like.
If you need todisappear for a while, you are able to hide in closets. Some of your surroundingscan also beused as weapons against other characters. For instance creating explosions causes heavy objects to fall down, thereby crushing whoever is underneath.
Have you started looking forward to next-gen systems and thinking of ways to extend Hitman's gameplay?If so, how so?
Indeed we have, but I can't really tell you about our plans for using this extended hardware performance in regards to Hitman.
What about any future online multiplayer ideas? Are there any plans to look into how Hitman could work in this way?
It's a tough one. We would all like to come up with a brilliant multiplayer idea for Hitman, but it is a hard one to crack because the game is so focused onstory-driven single-player action.
There have been some good ideas circling, though, but none of it is concrete in any way. And no, I can't tell you about those ideas!
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Ben Richardson is a former Staff Writer for Official PlayStation 2 magazine and a former Content Editor of GamesRadar+. In the years since Ben left GR, he has worked as a columnist, communications officer, charity coach, and podcast host – but we still look back to his news stories from time to time, they are a window into a different era of video games.
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