I know it might be a while before the baldy boy is back, but that’s alright because I have plenty of challenges to clean up anyway. And some of them, like the murder mystery of Dartmoor, became instant classics as soon as I began sneaking around the old English mansion. Your mileage may vary when it comes to some of the levels in Hitman 3 – I go back and forth on my feelings towards Berlin, for example – but I appreciate that IO attempted to do something a bit different with the structure of Ian’s missions this time round. but it’s still Hitman, isn’t it? Smushing your well glam target in Mendoza’s grape crusher or blowing up an OAP with an exploding golf ball in Dubai is just marvellous. Where can I play it? Humble, Epic Games StoreĬolm: The last level is one of the worst in the trilogy, the story doesn’t click whatsoever, and the amount of new features is limited at best.Watch on YouTube RPS' favourite games of 2021 so far
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Our gaming bellies are never full these days, and the Christmas turkey is still so very far away. And if we've missed something you think is absolutely vital playing this year, please do shout about it in the comments. Will any of them make it to our end of year Advent Calendar? Only time will tell.
You'll find all sorts here, from big epic space operas and zombie horror fests to cosy town builders and err. Until those juicy morsels arrive on our gaming plates, though, these are the games we've enjoyed the most over the last six months.
Indeed, a lot of the games we're really looking forward to in 2021 are still hovering away on the horizon, tantalisingly close but just out of reach. The first few months were front-loaded with some big meaty hitters after giving Cyberpunk 2077 a wide berth at the end of last year, while others have been pushed back even further into the depths of 2022. With 2021 marching on at a seemingly impossible pace, we thought it was high time we sat down in our virtual Treehouses to chat about the best games of the year we've played so far.
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