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The interactivity 47 has with the environment and things found in the environment is quite a step up from previous games in the series and leaves you with any number of ways to take out a mark. From series stalwarts like piano wire and the Silverballer handguns to plenty of new gadgets to ease your mark's suffering, or prolong it, as you see fit. If you are a little more discrete, the article might mention how a bizarre accident befell a poor groom on his wedding day.Īgent 47 has a sizable arsenal of weapons at his disposal to take out targets in Blood Money. If you created a blood bath, the paper will talk of a bald lunatic that gunned down an entire wedding party, for instance. After each hit, a newspaper headline shows the outcome of the hit and will reflect how the player decided to take out his target. Basically, avoiding anything flashy including killing anyone that isn't a target. To achieve a Silent Assassin ranking, the player must complete a hit without being noticed by any onlookers, captured on tape, having any dead bodies found and in many cases making the hit look like an accident. The goal for the player is to complete every hit gaining as little notoriety as possible, and hopefully achieving the much sought-after Silent Assassin ranking. There are varying degrees to the notoriety system so being caught in an area you shouldn't be in won't make your notoriety go up as much as say, killing anything that moves. If the player acts out of context while in disguise or is seen by onlookers or recorder on tape making a hit, his notoriety will go up and security and police will be much more likely to see through a thinly veiled disguise the next time 47 is out on the prowl. While previous Hitman games featured an extra money bonus to the player for completing a covert hit and featured a subtraction for innocents killed, the Notoriety system makes how the player completes a hit an integral part of how the game plays out. The most notable and interesting feature new to the Hitman series is the 'Notoriety' system of Blood Money. Along the way, an assassin known as 'The Albino' working for a direct competitor to The Agency called 'The Franchise' begins systematically taking out Agency employees until only Diana and 47 are left, at which point 47 is presented with a final assignment: take out The Albino and before his next hit.īlood Money introduces a couple new innovations to the Hitman series, while also fine-tuning a lot of the gameplay elements of the previous games in the series. From there, 47 begins receiving steady assignments from his Agency contact, Diana, that take him around the world on a number of hits from taking out the proprietors of vineyard-cum-drug lab in Chile to offing the woman-beating psycho son of a Senator at a mountain-top Christmas party in the Swiss Alps. A family member of one of the victims has hired the Agency and 47 to make things right and take out the park owner, who somehow escaped any criminal charges. The owner of the amusement park has turned to a local gang and drug outfit for money and, in turn, the park has become a crack den and an all around house of broken dreams. The result of serious neglect of up-keep at the park, the accident leaves multiple patrons dead. The story of Blood Money starts at a decrepit Baltimore amusement park that has closed after an accident.

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Each flashback serves to set up each of the twelve missions plus one bonus mission in the present day. After a serious breach of security at the White House, rumored to be the work of a globe-trotting assassin-for-hire of the highest caliber, Cayne reveals Agent 47, whom they had been tracking for nearly two years at the time, was involved. Blood Money's story is told entirely through flashbacks as told to a reporter by the wheelchair-bound former director of the FBI, Alexander Leland Cayne.

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