Customers who purchase Hitman: Absolution will be able to purchase some of the DLC separately (everything on this page), but Hitman: Sniper Challenge, the documentary and the artbook are only available as part of Hitman: Absolution - Elite Edition. *Steam customers will be able to choose between purchasing Hitman: Absolution - Elite Edition and the base game Hitman: Absolution. First installment of the series to be published by Square Enix, Hitman Absolution is out today and continues to grow 47 to its limits. Betrayals and conspiracies are the daily Agent 47. The Hitman: Absolution - Elite Edition minisite has been declassified, report straight away for a full mission briefing. For over ten years, the charismatic hitman saw adventures that confronts both his past and existential questions. Hitman: Absolution - Elite Edition is the complete package, containing all previously released additional content, including the standalone hit Hitman: Sniper Challenge, a “making of” documentary and a 72-page artbook.* As Agent 47, you’ll use your skill and ingenuity to turn assassination into an art. Take on the role of Agent 47, a genetically-engineered killer equipped with extraordinary reflexes, creative stealth techniques and a powerful arsenal of weapons. A famous Danish team called IO Interactive worked on the creation of the game. Hitman: Absolution (Elite Edition) includes: The original Hitman Absolution base game 72-page Digital Artbook Hitman Absolution video The Making of Agency Gun Pack DLC all the DLC weapons DLC Disguises High-Tech, High-Roller, Public Enemy, and Deus Ex disguises. Hitman: Absolution is a computer video game in the genre of stealth action, which is the fifth part of the famous series of the same name, telling about the fate of the best assassin in the world Agent 47. Hitman: Absolution – Elite Edition, the first Hitman game ever to be released for the Mac, is available now from the Feral Store, Steam*, the Mac App Store and other fine Mac game retailers. Hitman Absolution: Elite Edition (2012) PC.
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