The final installment in IO’s World of Assassination trilogy is here, and it is the methodical, hilarious, and frankly bizarre missions of Agent 47 at their absolute best. 2016’s Hitman set a standard for how fun and immersive the gameplay of Hitman could be. Hitman 2 iterated on that and established Agent 47’s series as more of a platform by upgrading and keeping around old levels for those who played the original. Hitman 3 perfects this idea while daring to take risks. These risks result in some of the most exciting and experimental levels in the series’ history.