Hitman Episode 2: Sapienza is set for April 26
Pack up your piano wire and SPF 50 scalp sunscreen, Agent 47, you're headed to the Italian seaside. Square Enix and IO Interactive announced on Twitter that the second episode of Hitman will go live on April 26.
Episode Two: SapienzaApril 26.https://t.co/Z8YIYXVZq1March 31, 2016
I can already tell that something terrible is going to happen with that inflatable crocodile. Cute things are like the Chekhov's gun of Hitman, they always always show up again later and kill somebody.
Hitman's second episode will give Agent 47 a brand new puzzle box of murder in the form of Sapienza, a fictional Mediterranean resort. On top of a new story mission, you can expect the usual assortment of Escalation contracts and limited-time Elusive Targets. Speaking of Elusive Targets, IO Interactive previously said the first one will arrive closer to the launch of Sapienza, so now we have an end date, at least.
Hitman Episode 2: Sapienza will be yours at no additional charge if you bought Hitman: The Full Experience, or you can buy it as individual DLC for the first episode.
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