While the story and presentation are bland and downright bad in some spots, the action in Survivor manages to shine thanks to fluid controls, fast action, destructible environments, and some flashy lighting effects. Though gameplay should generally stand out as a reason to play a game, the visuals and physics in this one really do add incentive as theyve been upgraded from the original. After all, with topdown arcade shooters, what else is there really to be done? There are lots of enemies and lots of ways to shoot them, and thats basically all you need. The destructible boxes that splinter and bounce all over, cartoonish gore effects when enemies are blown to pieces, the shimmering air above flamethrower fuel fires, and an eyecatching flashlight beam that helps show off some impressive lighting effects really add to the games intensity, creating a more engaging experience.

Hitmans back, drawing you closer than ever into his deadly world where staying anonymous, being smart and totally ruthless are the key to a perfect execution. Lucrative contracts on the rich and powerful in high profile locations, make killing for money good business. But when a rival agency enters the scene its war and only the best man will be left standing.