Over the years IO Interactive's Hitman series has earned itself a cult following thanks to its tough stealth gameplay and ever more creative opportunities to get away with murder. Hitman III marks the end of the World of Assassination trilogy and, possibly, the best one yet.Agent 47 once again teams up with childhood pal and fellow assassin Lucas Grey as well as ICA handler Diana Burnwood as they confront a shadowy organisation that wants to... well, do shadowy things. It's not SUPER important, to be honest. What's important is that you'll be presented with a series of stages just brimming with ways to see off targets.If you're new to the assassination game you can follow the 'Mission Stories' that break each goal into a series of smaller, simpler objectives. Veterans might just want to skip straight to more bonkers options like base jumping off skyscrapers or rigging elaborate sun sculptures to fall on hapless victims 'by accident'. When you get to your post-mission ranking, however,