Free content is now available for Hitman, the latest entry in the series released on PC and consoles, thanks to the Spring Pack.
The Hitman Spring Pack, available now for free on all formats, includes Episode 2, Sapienza, with all its content. The pack is only going to be available until April 3rd, but all those who download it now will be able to keep enjoying it even after the free download is no longer available.
The HITMAN Spring Pack is a completely FREE download for anyone on PC, PS4 or Xbox One and includes the entire Sapienza location (Episode 2). You’ll get the main story mission, ‘World of Tomorrow’, 20 levels of Mastery (including weapon and item unlocks), more than 100 challenges, 7 achievements/trophies and ALL of the Escalation Contracts, Challenge Packs and Featured Contracts that we’ve released for Sapienza. On top of all that, any Elusive Targets that are re-activated in Sapienza will also be playable through the Spring Pack.
Hitman is now available in all regions on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. You can learn more about the game by reading our review
Hitman - The Complete First Season revitalizes the franchise in new smart ways thanks to an impressive package with a ton of content.
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