The opening part of Colorado is an excellent scene-setter. This time, Agent 47 is tasked with taking out different group of targets: among them – bomb-maker and radical terrorist Sean Rose, former assassin and the militia’s training instructor Maya Parvati. Four targets may sound like a bit much, but it’s actually an excellent choice as the method of killing each target is vastly different thanks to their colourful characteristics. Assassinating Rose in particular is a fun jaunt, as his OCD and fear of bacteria can be triggered in order to make him vulnerable to attack. Taking down Parvati is entertaining too, as it involves a training game that she’s devised going a tiny bit wrong. There’s also a slurry pit and an exploding smartwatch to take advantage of, so there’s no shortage of creative kills. What’s most interesting about Colorado, though, is that it’s a lot more focused on stealth and disguises – it’s a lot easier to snipe in this map than in previous missions. There are no safe zones – trespassing right from the off, and hopping from cover-to-cover in the hope of finding a uniform in order to blend in. Indeed, you’ll need different outfits (including a scarecrow) to access different areas of the camp, which is fun and adds a puzzle aspect. In terms of content, there are six opportunities, six new weapons – including a TAC-4 S/A Assault Rifle – a new Tactical Gear suit, and 70 new challenges to complete. Hitman: Episode 5 – Colorado may not be as impressive or vibrant as Sapienza or Bangkok, but it brings its own new take to the game. With a newfound focus on stealth, sniping, and uniforms, this latest mission does well to bring back memories of the sneakier Hitman of old. Related Post navigation Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 review SYBERIA 3 ADVENTURE DELAYED FOR 2017