The game's pair of "prologue" missions are rather straightforward.
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The latest Hitman game—the first to actually bear the unadorned title of Hitman—is set to release episodically throughout the rest of the year. The opening salvo includes just three levels, two of which basically play prologue to the standout Paris map, for $15. Add to that another $10 for each of the next six episodes a la carte. Alternatively, you could just land "The Full Experience" for a sensible $60.
Normally I wouldn't bother to explain how to buy a game while reviewing it, but in this case I'll make an exception. That’s both because Square Enix has done an exceptionally poor job of communicating how to purchase the game, and because understanding how Hitman is packaged is key to understanding what makes it work. And it actually works rather well.
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