Hitman GO

Hitman GO is a puzzle game designed for Android devices that offers a highly challenging experience, putting the player's assassination skills to the test. The game features secret passages and distinct operational environments. As Agent 47, players must employ tactics such as luring enemies, using disguises, and executing precision shots with sniper rifles, with multiple approaches available to complete each level. Guard movements follow predictable patterns, allowing players to experiment with various solutions—a feature that enhances replayability. The puzzles are structured with a progressive difficulty curve, becoming increasingly complex as the game advances. Its distinctive diorama-style visuals emphasize strategic thinking and offer diverse perspectives for observation.

Features

Challenging puzzles that put your assassination skills to the test

Beautiful scale model-style visuals

Environments with secret passageways and off-limit areas

Agent 47’s tools of the trade: Distractions, disguises, hiding spots, sniper rifles and even the iconic Silverballers

Different enemy types with unique and deadly behaviours

Different ways of completing each level, silently or forcefully

Advantages and disadvantages

Pros

Predictable guard patterns create satisfying logic puzzles

Optional objectives support multiple solutions and repeat play

Diorama visuals make routes and threats easy to read

Disguises, distractions, and weapons retain the series identity

Cons

Point-based level unlocking can force unwanted challenge replays

Fixed camera angles can make some boards feel cramped

User comments

Really good take on a mobile hitman game, perfect for picking up and leaving as all mobile games should be, perfect difficulty curve teaching you the basics and then dropping you in on a bit of a thinker. Great puzzle game even you if you're not into the hitman games, Highly recommend.. possibly do a lite version with less levels to give people a chance to see what it's like?

Got this game on sale for $0.99, but I feel that it would have been worth it even at the full asking price. The mechanics are very simple, but the puzzles are complex enough to keep you interested. And for the completionists out there - each level has different challenges, such as no kills, kill everyone, maximum number of moves, retrieve a briefcase to bring to the the exit, etc.

A challenging, refreshing take on the series. I'd frankly love to see a sequel. At times, it can be simply patience between you and the objective. Other times, it's a quick move, a risky, unconsidered one. It feels like Hitman, and the cool, calm themes blend well with the gameplay, as does the Ave Maria of Blood Money's OST. There's plenty of levels and a good bit of replayability to it.

Summarize

The project uses simplified graphics without detailed elaboration of three-dimensional models. The animation also lacks fluidity. But in this case, such an approach is quite justified. The original design creates a unique atmosphere that accompanies the entire gameplay.