all games are not created equal

The big reason that I like Wanted more is because of how impatient I am.  Hitman seems like it could be a good game for the right person, and that person definitely is not me.  I don't have the patience to carefully watch all the people around me and figure out who can go where and how I could kill the people without being suspicious.  What usually ends up happening is me trying to be careful, they see me being suspicious, then I shoot them in the face a bunch of times.  Cue tons of other people running to figure out what all the rucus was about.

Wanted was a very short and flawed game, but I still found it enjoyable.  It was mindless shooting, but it was right up my alley.  No need to scope out patrol patterns, just shoot 'em and move on.

The main reason I decided to do this is cause I want to make sure that everyone knows that Assassins Creed is only 10 bucks today on Steam. 

Assassins Creed definitely has some cool mechanics.  The free-running along rooftops and plowing through the streets is very satisfying and works very well.  However the repetitive nature of the missions leaves some to be desired. 
You have to do a lot of piddly missions, such as pickpocketing and eavesdropping, before you finally get to perform your main assassination.  The assassinations themselves are great, but they are too far and few between.

Blood Money is the best Hitman game yet.  Everything you do feels so sneaky and evil that you can't help but enjoy it.  You really do feel like a cross between Bond and Kevin from Home Alone, with the way you set up traps and all. 


Blood Money is fantastic, and Assassins Creed really isn't that bad either.  It's definitely worth 10 bucks, easy.