Hitman: Blood Money – Reprisal announced for Nintendo Switch and mobile
The game is billed as “a comprehensive reworking of the stealth-action classic”
Feral Interactive has announced an updated version of Hitman: Blood Money for Nintendo Switch and mobile.
The title is billed as “a comprehensive reworking” of IO Interactive’s stealth-action game, which was originally released for PC, PS2 and Xbox consoles in 2006, and later updated for other platforms.
Hitman: Blood Money – Reprisal will be released for iOS and Android devices this autumn and for Switch this winter.
“Reprisal is a comprehensive reworking of the stealth-action classic, refined for screens large and small — with a new Minimap, Instinct Mode, and gameplay improvements inspired by later games in the series,” according to Feral.
“Hitman Blood Money – Reprisal’s modernisations make it a great fit for all three platforms, and both mobile editions come equipped with a fully customizable touchscreen interface, as well as controller and keyboard & mouse support.”
While IO Interactive plans to continue evolving its Hitman World of Assassination trilogy, it said in March that the next major entry in its best known franchise has taken a backseat for the time being.
The company announced in November 2020 that it was developing an officially licensed James Bond game. With the working title Project 007, it will feature an original James Bond origin story.
And in February, IO confirmed that’s it’s working on an online fantasy RPG, which could be published by Microsoft for Xbox Series X/S and PC.
