Hitman 2's latest trailer focuses on the tools of the trade

Recently, Warner Bros. announced that Hitman 2 would launch on Xbox 1 and other platforms on November 13, 2022. In order to become the perfect assassinator, yous have to blend into the crowd, exploit the environs, and play a trick on numerous opponents. Each decision has a effect, and so the more "invisible" you are, the smoother a mission will get.

Today, the publisher released a new trailer for the game. The latest video focuses on the tools of the trade. The publisher said, "whether it'south remote exploding cellphones, audio distractions, proximity tasers, disposable scramblers, or strategic apply of mirrors, a player's proficiency will determine whether Amanuensis 47 makes it to the finish line in 1 piece."

In Hitman 2, Agent 47 embarks on a mission to hunt the elusive "Shadow Customer" and unravel his militia once and for all. Nonetheless, when he learns the hidden truth about his past, nothing will ever be the same. The game also introduces new ways to play with the "Sniper Assassin" manner, a standalone characteristic that brings a co-op experience to the Hitman series. It'southward bachelor correct at present if you've preordered the game.

Those who preorder the Gold or Collector'south editions can also play Hitman 2 on Nov nine. The Collector's Edition features Agent 47'southward iconic briefcase and other items similar a dapper rubber duck. However, information technology also has a price tag to match.

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