New to Hitman 3, Agent 47 starts every mission with a camera. You can usually pick up some emetic poison in service or staff rooms - most levels have something of the sort - or near any garden areas (such as the greenhouse in the Dartmoor mission). As in previous Hitman games, this is a perfect opportunity for Agent 47 to sneak in and take out a target or subdue an NPC to get an item or disguise. Rather, whoever consumes the poison will rush to the bathroom to puke. “Emetic” means the poison causes vomiting, but it doesn’t kill the target. Opening all the locked doors you can not only makes navigating the level easier, but it’ll also raise your score at the end of the level.Īnother essential tool is emetic poison (nonlethal poison).
All of the levels in Hitman 3 have locked doors, and all of them have a way to unlock those doors (be it a key, crowbar, or lockpick). Other items, such as a crowbar, can take the role. For lockpicks, you can find an actual lockpick in some levels, though most of the time, you can only bring one in after reaching a certain mastery level. There are two essential items for basically every mission in Hitman 3: Some kind of a lockpick and emetic poison. Beating levels also raises your mastery in that level, unlocking different starting items and disguises, as well as different starting points. Part of the magic of Hitman 3 is replaying levels after you’ve already beat them, giving you the chance to make your kills cleaner and explore different opportunities. Hitman 3, like the previous games, features a small bunch of massive, thoroughly detailed levels with multiple paths and plenty of hidden goodies. You shouldn’t expect to take down the level perfectly on your first try, either.
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