HITMAN World of Assassination

There are dozens, if not hundreds of tools, weapons, gadgets and items that you can use in creative ways to solve contracts which adds to the replayability even more.

The story itself is wonderful and gets personal with how 47 feels and how his new life of being a freelance assassin works for him without coming on too strong or making 47 too emotional and out of character.

The game looks great, and at max settings it's pushing almost 200 frames per second on the attached rig (without frame generation and ray tracing).

The gunplay always felt so satisfying to me, aiming is so smooth and the recoil goes crazy if you fire more than 2 bullets with any gun, but whenever you hit someone you can just feel a massive impact which feels so good when you see the NPCs just stumble over.

Sure, that might be a hard sell when looking at the $70 price tag, but in a package of three meticulously crafted, well optimized, content rich games, I'd argue this is gaming's best kept secret.

That aside, I’m by no means a musically-inclined PIANO MAN, but I genuinely did enjoy the atmospheric soundtrack in Hitman WOA.