Recent reviews by JazzType

Keeps you engaged throughout, and extremely addictive! The original game music is brilliant and keeps you coming back for more. The game mechanics are sound and supremely satisfying.

Instead of penalising you for missing the beat, it encourages you when you hit the beat - and that makes all the difference and the main reason why it is so addictive. Definitely recommend!

Also: tall Scottish lady.

A very interesting concept for a game and very well executed, even though its length is very short.

Hitman goes back to most of Blood Money's roots, while retaining the good parts of Absolution's movement and contextual actions. AI is not as paranoid as Absolution, which is always a good thing.

The Showstopper level, the first actual assassination mission in the game, is enormous in scale, and has a lot of replayability thanks to the numerous challenges added to the game. Excluding all the challenges, there are quite a few ways to kill the targets, all of which require careful planning and timing.

Now for the bad parts.
The game has an always-online requirement to play the game the way it was designed, making the offline mode pretty much useless, since your progression isn't saved, and challenges aren't available.
But the server crashes are not as bad as some of the other reviews make it out to be, I've had it disconnect on me only once in my entire play time, and that was quickly resolved with a retry a few minutes later.

If the always-online component is removed, then this does well as a Hitman game, coming pretty close to Blood Money.

Controls highly improved from previous iterations. The major flaws in the game are the mission structure(Too much sneaking around- not many real assassination contracts).

Epic Story combined with good gameplay. The only major flaw is that there isn't major open-world element to this.