Hitman is still a confusing sequel in many ways, but it's good to see that some of the msot traditional elements from the series have managed to stay intact.

Agent 47’s iconic chromedome will be pitching up on March 11 of 2016, as IO Interactive look to add more content to a game that will rely heavily on an episodic future to sustain long-term interest.

According to Square Enix US and Europe boss Phil Rogers, there’s the hope that the new episodic approach to Hitman will lead to more imaginative and polished content on a consistent schedule.

In between the action of bald super-agents and unnecessary franchise continuations, we also have some drama from aging rock stars, two comedies from New Yorkers and Joburg, and Jake Gyllenhaal getting punched in the face. A lot. Agent 47 HITMAN: AGENT 47 centers on an elite assassin who was genetically engineered from conception to be the perfect killing machine, and …

A new Hitman game launches later this year, as Square Enix and developer IO Interactive try a different, more episodic approach to contract kills.

Forget having a sixth sense in the next Hitman game, as you'll need to properly plan on how to murder a digital person in even colder digital blood. And for that, you'll need to have the right tools for the job.

There's a new Hitman game on the way, but its method of release and execution is causing a bit of confusion. IO ha cleared it all up.

Fans of Hitman must be rejoicing at the announcement of a brand new title in the franchise. Now they can finally see it in action.