IO Interactive did what so few studios manage - they listened. They went back to the drawing board, embraced what made Hitman unique, and delivered a masterclass in sandbox stealth. 2016’s Hitman ...

In “Absolution,” his character is an unnamed ex-boxer — the credits refer to him as “Thug” — who’s worked for the same low-level Boston crime lord (Ron Perlman as Mr. Conner) ever ...

Nina Kiri, known for her role as Alma on “The Handmaid’s Tale,” has joined the cast of dystopian sci-fi adventure “Absolution.” The title will be brought onto the market at Cannes ...

Hitman: Absolution is a much more active game than past installments, and IO has given you the tools to do work within that environment. 47's basic skill set should be familiar to fans of the series.

A hitman hits men for a living, but Agent 47’s enemies hit women. IO’s most recent showing of their next Hitman game opens with a scene of masked men shooting an unarmed nun as she lies ...

Absolution can't feasibly trade off matches with Banks, Bayley and James while The Riott Squad fight off Lynch, Naomi and Flair over and over again with nothing else in mind.

Absolution's main problem is that, by spreading its focus between open assassinations and more generic stealth-action, it succeeds at neither. Which leads to dire compromise.

Alice McDermott’s novel “Absolution” probes issues of duty, charity, and complicity among a group of American expat wives in 1960s Vietnam.

Sing for absolution, for sure, but it won’t be a God that absolves you come judgement day, it’ll be the only deity that’s all-powerful – the heroic, miraculous force of collective humanity ...