Hitman 3 will take us to Chongqing, on PS5 it will run at 4K and 60 FPS

He wanders the streets of Chonquin, in China, the most feared Agent 47 in the new trailer dedicated to Hitman 3. The third installment in the series is scheduled for release on January 20 (pre-orders are available), at the conclusion of the trilogy that began with Hitman and Hitman 2 (unpredictably, huh?). The new IO Interactive trailer also communicates to players that on PlayStation 5 the game will support 4K resolution at 60fps and HDR.

The graphic sector, as you can see in the trailer on the cover and dedicated to the new location set in China - Chongqing in fact - will boast high-level animations, never seen before in the series, for strengthen the return of the franchise (which has been missing from the scene since 2018). The developers have already unveiled the target platforms of Hitman 3, which in addition to delighting PlayStation 5 owners will also return to the scene on PC, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Google Stadia and, of course, Xbox Series X / S. On PlayStation 4 the game will support PSVR to experience the new adventures of Agent 47 complete with a viewer, for a more immersive and engaging experience. There VR mode of Hitman 3 was unveiled for the first time in the heart of last summer through a trailer released on the occasion of a Sony State of Play. You can get an idea of ​​what awaits you by starting the video at the bottom of the news. Finally, in the PC version, we remind you that Hitman 3 will be exclusive to Epic Games Store.

Do you need to rewind the tape and tidy up the memories? Here we have analyzed the whole history and all the details of Codename 47 in Hitman 101. We remember that Hitman 3 will be on sale in two different editions: the Standard Edition and Deluxe Edition. The former will only include the game, while the latter will offer additional content such as Deluxe Escalations and various digital items such as in-game costumes, artwork and the official soundtrack (here more details about it). Finally, remember that some former members of IO Interactive (and Massive Entertainment) founded the development studio Sharkmob which he recently announced il battle royale of Vampire: The Masquerade.