Hitman 3 is being rebranded and incorporating content from Hitman 1 and 2, developer IO Interactive has announced.
From January 26, Hitman 3 will become ‘Hitman World of Assassination’ and include access to Hitman 1 andCurrent Hitman 3 owners will get a free upgrade to Hitman World of Assassination on all platforms
IO said it’s streamlining the many offerings currently on the stores down to two products. These will replace existing ways to buy Hitman 1, Hitman 2 or Hitman 3: Includes: HITMAN 3, plus H1 GOTY Access Pass and H2 Standard Access Pass. Includes: H3 Deluxe Pack, H3 Seven Deadly Sins Collection and H2 Expansion Access Pass.
This will allow players to purchase just the content they don’t own, it said, such as paying $10 for a single DLC pack, rather than having to pay full price for the full Deluxe Pack.
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