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Hitman: Blood Money – Reprisal Drops Today For Nintendo Switch

After half a decade of development on the Hitman IP, developer IO Interactive has put the series on ice. Instead, the developer following the release of Hitman 3 went ahead and compiled all three modern releases into one package – Hitman: World of Assassination. Among that, it has been actively working on a new James Bond title, Project 007. Development has remained quiet on when to expect the game’s arrival.

Elsewhere, developer Feral Interactive revealed it is working to ship Hitman: Blood Money on new devices. But instead, this project dubbed ‘Hitman: Blood Money – Reprisal’ is focused on portable gaming with Nintendo Switch alongside Android & iOS support. In November, the mobile version shipped to The App Store & Google Play Store.

Now this week, Hitman: Blood Money – Reprisal officially drops on the Nintendo eShop on January 25th. You can watch the latest trailer in the video below:

“You are Agent 47 — a contract killer caught in the crosshairs of rival agency, ‘The Franchise’. Embark on a daring mission to take out the conspiracy’s shadowy architects. Employ all the tricks of your trade to get the job done, and keep a low profile. Infiltrate, execute, and escape undetected,” the description from the Nintendo eShop reads.

“Featuring gameplay improvements inspired by later games in the series, Reprisal is an artful redesign of a stealth-action classic, expertly adapted for Nintendo Switch […] Inspired by later HITMAN games, Instinct Mode highlights targets, guards and mission-critical points of interest for stealthy kills and quick getaways — the tradecraft of a professional assassin.” it adds, “An all-new Minimap offers situational awareness in real-time, while added alerts warn players when 47 is trespassing or arousing suspicion.”

What has you interested in Hitman: Blood Money – Reprisal on Nintendo Switch?

Hitman: Blood Money – Reprisal is out now for Android, iOS, and Nintendo Switch.

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