IO Interactive’s Hitman World of Assassination has officially launched across iPhone and iPad. Players are now able to tour the world as Agent 47 and complete contracts for Diana and hunt down the leaders of the Providence organization across all 25 locations.
Hitman World of Assassination is the full collection of games in the series’ latest trilogy. Having started in 2016 with Hitman, the series continued with new entries and global locations to visit. Each game is structured around six levels, many of which act as large sandboxes players can immerse themselves in. With missions and contracts galore, Agent 47 can use many everyday items, costumes, and scenarios to his advantage to take down the target.
As Hitman World of Assassination is now available on compatible iPhone and iPad devices, the entire trilogy is now in the palm of your hands. You can now venture from a fashion show in Paris to a secret lab in Sapienza or a high-end party in Dubai.
Hitman World of Assassination is available to play on iPhone 16 models, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. For tablet users, iPad Pro and iPad Air (M1 chip or later), as well as A17 Pro iPad mini are compatible. The game supports touch controls for a flexible option of on-the-go play. However, third-party controllers are also supported, giving a better console-like experience.
All content within the game is available at launch for the full price of $99.99 in Canada. However, players can get their feet wet by installing the game for free and testing the ICA Facility training mission as well as the Sebastian Principle Escalation in Dubai. From there, players can either purchase the full game or purchase map packs for $6.99 each for an ala carte option.
Hitman World of Assassination is also scheduled to release on Mac “later this year” with a date to be “confirmed shortly,” according to the publisher.
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