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HITMAN Signature Edition on Switch 2 – Stealth in Your Pocket, But Not Without Issues - katharineee - 25-06-2025
IO Interactive’s HITMAN World of Assassination – Signature Edition aims to deliver the ultimate portable assassination experience on the Nintendo Switch 2. With all three mainline campaigns and bonus missions packed into a single package, it sounds like a stealth fan’s dream come true—especially with the promise of taking Agent 47’s globe-trotting kills on the go.
In theory, this version lets players jump into any mission, from elegant mansions to shadowy back alleys, wherever they are—on a commute, at the airport, or lounging on the couch. The game's signature flexibility remains intact, allowing players to eliminate targets however they see fit: through stealth, sabotage, or chaos.
But despite the engaging gameplay loop and mission variety, the Switch 2 version stumbles when it comes to execution. Visually, the game feels undercooked. Textures often appear muddy, with jagged models and crowded areas turning into indistinct blobs. The character detail, especially in motion, just doesn't hold up to expectations for the new console.
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Frame drops only worsen the situation. With no consistent 60 FPS even in less demanding areas, performance often hovers uncomfortably in the 30s. And while Hitman can be a slower-paced game by nature, these hiccups feel less like design and more like technical compromise.
However, not all is bleak. The Monarchique live arcade contract—featuring Mads Mikkelsen as Le Chiffre in a 007-style crossover—adds a fresh twist. It's an example of how the HITMAN world keeps evolving with content that doesn’t just lean on nostalgia, but offers a compelling new challenge. This mode stands out as a highlight of the Switch 2 edition, and it’s immersive enough that it nearly makes you forget the performance issues entirely.
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Overall, HITMAN Signature Edition for Switch 2 is a compelling but flawed experience. There’s a great game underneath the technical blemishes—one that rewards thoughtful play and experimentation—but it needs some fine-tuning before it reaches its full potential on Nintendo’s latest hardware.