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Wouldn't pay $30 (would say <$10 would be appropriate) for it but it can be fun. However, the game feels unfinished. And by unfinished, I don't mean "kind of buggy and could use some polish" I mean it feels like parts of the game are missing. Like the AI, it feels like the game doesn't really have an actual opponent, it just has you assault preplaced units and occasionally sends a new unit to drive towards your line. The maps are often too narrow for any flanking or creative maneuvers.
Not great for a RTS to not have strategy.
Mods are an absolute MUST to enjoy the game, otherwise it feels very content barren and repetitive.

Bought shortly after release, held onto it expecting it to have its flaws ironed out. This never really happened, and it still feels very unpolished.

I've been putting off this review because there is such an incredible amount of ♥♥♥♥ wrong with this game that I could probably write a book about it.
Instead of that I want you to look at how many of the "postive" reviews are actually saying bad things about the game.
Gaijin, as a development studio, is literally worse than EA in my eyes. I've gradually watched this game get worse and worse over the years, while they don't care enough to fix it. It's saddening.
Look at my hours.
Do not play this game. It will only get worse.

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I HATE SHOTGUNS AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

IF YOU ARE PLANNING ON PLAYING THIS IN SINGLE PLAYER, DO NOT BUY THIS GAME

I made the mistake of giving this game a chance, thinking that it would get better the more I played, and went over the two hour limit. That's $30 I won't get back. Don't make the mistake I did. I wish I could refund.

The gameplay is repetitive and boring. Go to location, shoot dog robots, and spend the next 15 minutes looking for a mission item to go to the next location. I cannot stress how boring and badly made the mission aspect of the game is. There is no rhyme or reason to it. It's like looking for a needle in a haystack, except you don't know you're looking for a needle.
The combat is also always the same. Go to a location (and I mean a location, if you walk through the woods and expect something halfway interesting like a random encounter, you're out of luck because the robots will only really spawn near things like houses or roads) and fight the same types of robot, over, and over, and over. They're not interesting or fun to fight, and it just feels like a waste of time and ammo when you have to deal with them. The module damage that was touted mostly consists of just shooting something on them that will explode. And to boot, the weapons you have often aren't accurate enough to properly take aim at any specific part unless they aren't moving and you're close to them.
The graphics are beautiful. When I spawned in, I was taken aback by how good the foliage looked. I couldn't wait to see more. Thing was, I didn't get to see much more. While the graphics do look nice, what you see first is what there is. Run through one section of woods on one part of the map, and run through one somewhere else, and it'll be the same. Go into a house, then go into the next, and go into the next, and they're virtually the same house. It's all copy-paste, and it gets old really fast. I can understand reusing models, but there's so few of them that it's painfully obvious just a little while into the game that this is what you will be seeing throughout your playthrough.
The storytelling is boring. It feels like Fallout76 in the way it was "designed" to work. I put "designed" in quotes because it really doesn't feel like much thought went into it. Pick up some notes, listen to some recordings, yadda yadda and all that. No cutscenes, nothing special. For a main story that is just a terrible decision to put so little thought and effort into that when it is supposed to be the sole motivator for the player to continue. You're supposed to find refuge when you don't care at all about your character; a mute golem with no soul.
The inventory in this game is such a pain in the ass that it's getting its own dedicated paragraph to talk about how bad it is. You will always find ammo, just not the right type for what you're carrying. A single pistol round takes up as much space as any other item, and depending on the ammo type (such as hollow point or armor piercing) the ammo for one weapon can take up multiple slots in your inventory regardless of how many rounds would actually be there. And since you won't be able to take down just about any reasonably sized fight with the ammo scrounged for one weapon you will have to carry multiple, further cluttering the inventory even more. And the hotkeys are annoying as well. Picked up a medpack when you have them hotkeyed to your No.5 key? Will it just add on top of the ones in that hotkey? No, it will not. You will have to manually put the item in the hotbar instead. Might sound like a minor gripe, but trust me, it gets old real fast, especially when you have to do it in the middle of a fight. I suppose it's both a boon and a bane that the game only has a few different types of items as well, otherwise it would clutter up your inventory. It still does make it feel lifeless though, when there is so little to find outside of direct gameplay items.

Also this one might be a bug but I think robots can see through solid materials. It's not very fun when you're walking around in a safehouse and suddenly robots see you though the walls and trap you inside.

This game, in its current state, is trash. I gave this thing a fair shake in my previous review, because I thought it would improve soon. Guess what, IT ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ DIDNT. My god, the optimization before was bad, and now I think the "improvements" have actually managed to make it worse. This bag of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ AIDs will now refuse to render your weapons (guess what that means, no aiming ability short of blindfiring and seeing where the bullets land) for large portions of the match. This is by no means a rare occurrence for me, it happens quite literally every match now. It has rendering problems for textures, problems with player models (no animations, invisible except for armor/ammo carrier, etc.) I'm running this on a 1070 and it runs like a slug.

Another killer is how incredibly underwhelming the amount of content is. We have waited how many months, for something, anything, to freshen up the game, and after all this time, we get 5 new weapons (more like 4 in my opinion, the MP5A2 and MP5A5 appear to be the exact same statwise except for a burst mode option on the A5 and appearance) and some combat goggles for the boring and fairly pointless character customization. The only real progression in this game is said pointless/boring customization, so that isn't really a draw.

Map design is quite annoying, I don't feel that there is nearly enough CQC in buildings. The way they are designed also confines the technicals to the roads, meaning that it is painfully easy to shoot the hemmed in vehicle with an RPG or take out the people inside. They will usually be left empty and disregarded during the match.

This game badly needs fixes, just look at how the reviews have tanked. I'd advise against purchasing unless we see large improvements soon, and if you really really want this game then I'd wait for a sale.

Read the ToS and you'll realize they want to harvest info from your computer so they can target you with ads and god knows what else, which is this kind of thing that I really, really don't like to say the least. Then in the first few seconds of opening the game, it hits you with this message: "HITMAN™ 2 is a work of fiction designed, developed and published by a multicultural and gender diverse team from a wide range of ethnic, philosophical and religious backgrounds."

So not only do they want you to pay them to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ spy on you, they want to push their propaganda onto us as well. Not gonna pay for that.

Pros

-Good music
-Relaxing gameplay
-Fun map
-Nice visuals

Cons

-I beat it in 15 minutes on my first try, 10 on my second
-Small map
-Only one map
-It feels like an ice level
-Not many options for different gameplay
-Once you've played it 1-2 times, you've memorised the level so it's easy
-$3 price tag for short game
-No objectives except collect some floating blocks and finish the level

Conclusion
I enjoyed the game, but it was just too short for the price, and got old fast. I'd like to recomend this game, but it's just so bland and pointless. If it had more maps and scenarios I'd really like it, but it doesn't.

I give it a 6.5/10

Good practice for taking apart guns.

Game is unfinished, animations are trash, which in such a graphically simple game should be very easy to do. No tutorial, plays badly, no real objectives a messed up camera system, and terrible/boring mechanics. This game would be overpriced for $4:99, nevermind 15 dollars. Get something like Factorio instead, which gives you all the basebuilding you want and more along with multiplayer.