Insomniac_34

I second this for Sapienza. I think it's possibly the best map of all time. It's definitely in the conversation.

"Sapienza is the best map of all-time.... wait, wait. I worry what you just heard was 'Sapienza is the best Hitman map of all-time.' What I said was, 'Sapienza is the best map of all-time.' Do you understand?"

I may pickup the old ones for cheap after I've made my way through the new trilogy. Hitman 3 is super addictive and I'll have access to 1/2 tomorrow. I've started doing some of the side content like elusive targets and what feels like 30 minutes can quickly turn into 2 or 3 hours of playtime.

Man, you're in for a treat playing Sapienza for the first time. I'd argue the H1+H2 maps are better overall than those in H3, and I really loved H3. H2 maps in particular are just so consistently good across the board, especially the DLC.

We need more weird-ass typing games. Give me antihero Mavis Beacon typing her way through post-war alternate history settings.

On the off chance that you love classic P&C and don't have a bunch of their games already, that's such a no-brainer purchase. Don't think I've ever played a bad Wadjet Eye game before.

Apropos of nothing: I'm only through the first two locations of Hitman 3 but I'm *this* close to calling the modern-day Hitman games my favorite video game trilogy ever. Would push slightly past Dark Souls. I mean my goodness, even a bad Hitman map is just wonderful to explore.