The seventh and final season of Hitman 3's Seven Deadly Sins seasonal pipeline is here, and brings plenty of new content with it.
Hitman 3's seventh and final season will bring plenty of new content, including a new Escalation, weapons, a new suit, and much more.
Following the removal of Hitman 2016 from GOG, a community manager has took to forums to clear the air on the situation.
IO Interactive also confirms that alongside ongoing support for Hitman 3 and the development of Project 007, a new unannounced game is also in the works.
The penultimate post-launch season for IO Interactive's acclaimed social stealth title is here, promising plenty of new content.
Act 6 of Seven Deadly Sins collection of Hitman 3 will see players tackling some of the most complex contracts in the game yet.
The former Director of MGM's interactive development talks about how well the property meshed with its new developer.
PlayStation Plus subscribers can net the multiplayer-centric titles and sandbox stealth game from September 7th to October 4th.
New Elusive Targets across Dartmoor and Bangkok, new cosmetics and items, and more are coming to Hitman 3 with its fifth post-launch season.
The fifth season in Hitman 3's post-launch roadmap will bring new sin-themed content for players to enjoy later this month.
New escalation missions, weapons, outfits, tools, and more are coming to Hitman 3 with Season of Lust over the coming weeks.
It also seems IO Interactive is implementing brand-new AI technology, and working on new shooting and melee combat mechanics.
Act 3 of Hitman 3's post-launch plans launched recently, and also adds a new suit, SMG, grenade, and even a rubber ducky gun, of all things.
The Season of Sloth will begin next week on June 15th 2021 and offers a new suit, SMG, grenade, and The Sloth Depletion.
The season kicks off today with a new tutorial Escalation.
New season begins May 10th.
The game will allegedly be set in a "connected" world.
The third game in the trilogy has taken things to new heights.
IOI CEO Hakan Abrak says "it's very likely" that the company will begin publishing games from other developers as well.
"You'll see some development there that's a bit different," says IOI CEO Hakan Abrak.
