Hitman: Contracts

Video Game
2004
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David Bateson in Hitman: Contracts (2004)

Psychological Thriller Action Crime Mystery Thriller

After a failed job, 47 hides in a dark room and while delusional, he dreams about past assignments.After a failed job, 47 hides in a dark room and while delusional, he dreams about past assignments.After a failed job, 47 hides in a dark room and while delusional, he dreams about past assignments.

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8.0/10

3.2K

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Won 1 BAFTA Award
- 1 win total

Trivia
All throughout the game, you'll find the letters "FCK" (on newspapers, boxes, etc.). They stand for FC Kopenhagen, a Danish soccer club some of the programmers seem to like.

Goofs
The butler in Beldingford Manor uses David Bateson's voice when Alistair requests more whiskey, but his voice is different when he actually speaks again.

Quotes
47: This room. This bullet. There's a bullet for everyone. And a time. And a place. Yes... maybe this is how it has to be.

Connections
Featured in Troldspejlet: Episode #31.1 (2004)

Soundtracks
Le Souteneur (Mr Claude)
Written by Faf Larage (as R. Mussard)
Performed by Faf Larage (as R. Mussard)
© 1999 Editions Chroniques de Mars / EMI Virgin Music Publishing France.

User reviews11

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Featured review

8/10

good game

When I first played this game I found it hard and didn't want to play it but then a friend helped and I completed it in a number of weeks. It is a complicated game i can assure you of that. Very good game though. Enough violence to satisfy me. Could use more language though. Excellent graphics with the blood to make it look almost real. The first level is intense, picks up after the end of Hit-man Codename 47. Dead clone agents everywhere. 8/10 is a definite. 9/10 for the blood. Great game you should play it. The plot was the thing I din't get but it was a hard game. Buy and play it, the second level is really confusing.