Hitman Freelancer turned me into a master assassin

turns out the clown costume wasn't just a disguise 🤡

A roguelike Hitman game is a genius move.

This mode is great, it adds the tension risk and strategy that this form of game requires.

This kind of reminds me of Hitman2: Silent Assassin where you could pick up weapons and items in a level and if you escaped with them, they were back at your hideout. Filling out all of the empty slots in the racks was quite satisfying. But this mode takes it to a whole new level.

This gamemode was just what i needed to continue playing HITMAN. 30 hours of Freelancer later, and i am hooked again.

As a semi expert of Hitman I can tell you that even I have thrown 2 campaigns in a row (lvl 2-3). You first have to understand the game and than you learn the peculiar Freelancer features. Like Lookouts (can look through all disguises and literally look around a lot when idling) being an instant catastrophe if they spot you, better to be mowed down through a crowd than left alive. Also: When you get upstairs unlocked, grab the banana. Place it in the path of an assassin, and the the risk-free pay out is HUGE.

I played the mode a lot :D The only thing that is kinda strange are the vendors. Like Agent 47 is this "never seen ghost" then just goes to a random person and buys a silenced sniper rifle just to kill the target with it. Seems very strange. I would like it if you could order stuff at a laptop in your hideout. Kinda like in Blood Money.

just the replayable content that was needed and hopefully will keep being improved upon in future updates, really cool of them to make it free.

I don't actually expect to complete even one campaign at my skill level (and that's without prestige or optional objects) but I'm having a blast with this mode, regardless. This is certainly worth a try for all players.

The dart guns are almost always must haves, especially for the final missions where you need to identify your target. Dart guns unlike syringes, can be reused, and if you are trying to figure out who is your target in the last map, and you have a task that gives you a bonus for poisoning the target, you can get 2 or 4 chances to shoot the suspects and if you manage to clear the poison task after landing a successful shot, then that suspect is confirmed your target, you dont have to do anything else. Darted targets will not send people into panic mode, and if you manage to poison your target while their bodyguard is around, you can sneak up behind them, ko them and steal their silenced pistols which is fantastic because you don't start out with one unless your lucky, and it's always a good idea to nab their pistol anyways, because they will be different models based on the map, which means you can always have a back up or two at base incase you die on a mission, and lose your current inventory.

You got extremely lucky with that dart gun in the case and those optional objectives lol

Biggest tip I can give for Freelancer is to leave the smallest map (or the map you're most comfortable playing) as the boss mission.

"These are your freelancer tools" Jay: "Ooooh" 😂😂

Finnaly a reason to play hitman again

I don’t think you know how lucky you are to get a dart gun first thing! But please post more hitman content we love this!❤

Hey dude just wanted to tell you that you can get a new item after every completed mission from the supply crate in the safehouse. BTW love your vids keep up the good work ❤❤❤

ive recently got into trying to do silent assassin on Hitman, and it got into the habit where killing anyone but the target felt bad and like i was going to get a back score, but with this, your score doesnt matter, you just get the job done and tick as many boxes as possible, killing as many people as youd like

8:03 Was expecting you enter that house and see a wrench on the ground xD

"Impressive work 47, this surely was one of the most assassinations of all time."

this mode really makes u take all risks. I like it and its refreshing from the "all perfect round" meta objective