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Hitman’s first season heading to stores in late January 2017

1 Sep 2016
Steve Wright

Square Enix today confirmed that Hitman‘s first season will head to store shelves in physical format on 31 January 2017.

The game will bundle the main game and all DLC up to that point, plus the following extras:

  • 3 Bonus Missions Pack which includes “The Icon” and “A House Built” on Sand missions, plus the brand new upcoming “Landslide” mission.
  • Original Soundtrack featuring the original game score
  • The ‘making of’ Hitman documentary charting the journey from showing the game to our fans for the first time before E3 2015, through to the digital launch in 2016
  • Hitman Requiem Blood Money Pack which includes the signature Blood Money white suit, white rubber duck and chrome ICA pistol
  • The PlayStation 4 version includes the 6 additional exclusive “The Sarajevo Six” missions

We’ve been reviewing Hitman‘s first season here.

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