Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hitman-blood-money-reprisal/id1631331207 Hitman: Blood Money — Reprisal Feral Interactive Ltd You are Agent 47 — a trained killer caught in the crosshairs of a rival agency, “The Franchise”. Embark on a daring mis… TouchArcade Rating: $14.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsYou are Agent 47 — a trained killer caught in the crosshairs of a rival agency, “The Franchise”. Embark on a daring mission to take out a shadowy conspiracy’s lethal architects, and employ every tool at your disposal to get the job done while keeping a low profile. Infiltrate, execute, and escape undetected. Featuring gameplay improvements inspired by later games in the series, Reprisal is an artful redesign of a stealth-action classic — complete with a fully customisable touchscreen interface and full gamepad support. EXECUTION IS EVERYTHING Become a master of disguise, ingenuity and improvisation. With multiple ways to approach each objective, Reprisal’s sandbox missions encourage experimentation, creativity, and repeat playthroughs. THE ULTIMATE PROFESSIONAL Hit hard with an arsenal of upgradable weapons. Perform silent, witness-free kills, or manipulate the environment to engineer tragic “accidents”. The cleaner the hit, the better the payoff. INTRODUCING INSTINCT MODE The devil is in the details. Inspired by later HITMAN games, Instinct Mode highlights targets, guards and mission-critical points of interest for stealthy kills and quick getaways — the hallmarks of a professional assassin. ONE STEP AHEAD An all-new Minimap offers situational awareness in real-time, while added alerts warn players when 47 is trespassing or arousing suspicion. COMPLETE CONTROL Tailor the touchscreen controls, connect a gamepad, or utilise full keyboard and mouse support. Whatever your playstyle, complete control is always at your fingertips. We recommend playing Hitman: Blood Money — Reprisal on iOS 16 or later. You need 3.9GB of free space on your device, though we recommend at least double this to avoid initial installation issues. Supported iPhones: • iPhone 8 Plus and later • iPhone SE 2 (2020) and later Supported iPads: • iPad mini 5 (2019) and later • iPad Air 3 (2019) and later • iPad 7 (2019) and later • iPad Pro 1st gen (2015), 12.9" model only • iPad Pro 2nd gen (2017) and later • If you require assistance, please contact our support team at [email protected] Hitman: Blood Money © 2000-2023 IO Interactive A/S. IO Interactive, IOI, HITMAN are registered trademarks of IO Interactive A/S. Developed for and published on iOS by Feral Interactive. iOS and the iOS logo are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Feral and the Feral logo are trademarks of Feral Interactive Ltd. All other trademarks, logos and copyrights are property of their respective owners. All rights reserved. Information Seller:Feral Interactive Ltd Genre:Action Release:Nov 30, 2023 Updated:Nov 30, 2023 Version:1.0.1 Size:3.6 GB TouchArcade Rating: User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal ste86uk Well-Known Member May 9, 2012 6,399 810 113 #2 ste86uk, Nov 30, 2023 People will be fed up of me saying this, but let me know how it plays with touch controls please. BlueTrin and elcrazy like this. agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,455 172 63 #3 agreen437, Nov 30, 2023 Just saw the TA review it got 5/5 still on the fence though as my brother said this is a hard game are there difficulty options for this one? agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,455 172 63 #4 agreen437, Nov 30, 2023 Wow great job @edddeduck_feral i bought the game but the manual save is not what I expected in order to get through the first mission I had to manually save at each objective agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,455 172 63 #5 agreen437, Nov 30, 2023 I can barely do it but I think controller is better have a DualShock 4 so yeah playing with a controller is easier ste86uk Well-Known Member May 9, 2012 6,399 810 113 #6 ste86uk, Dec 1, 2023 @agreen437 What makes you say that about the touch controls? I was all in to buy it after reading the TA review saying the touch controls were great on iPhone but you made me not sure now. agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,455 172 63 #7 agreen437, Dec 1, 2023 I think because I’m playing on an iPad not an iPhone I tried the touch controls on an iPad doesn’t work for me the iPad is a bigger device ste86uk and squarezero like this. ste86uk Well-Known Member May 9, 2012 6,399 810 113 #8 ste86uk, Dec 1, 2023 @agreen437 ah that makes sense, I imagine it would be tricky on there without a control. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,407 976 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #9 squarezero, Dec 1, 2023 This is a fairly slow-paced game, so touch controls are not really an issue. ste86uk likes this. agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,455 172 63 #10 agreen437, Dec 1, 2023 But on a bigger device like an iPad it’s just hard to use for me anyway I have cerebral palsy so on some games the controller is the easiest choice I play with a DualShock 4 and it’s comfortable for me to play also I’m a player with a disability so what may take a few minutes for other people it takes me longer still I can play hitman I have it on rookie otherwise I couldn’t get through the game VirtualBoyFreak, squarezero and ste86uk like this. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,407 976 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #11 squarezero, Dec 1, 2023 I agree completely. I was just addressing this from the iPhone perspective. To be honest, I’m using a Backbone with mine. And trust me — this isn’t an easy game, even on rookie . agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,455 172 63 #12 agreen437, Dec 1, 2023 Good to know thanks for understanding and yeah I know there’s a reason I save the game after each objective Anotherkellydown Moderator Staff Member Patreon Bronze Feb 10, 2014 4,319 997 113 Male CAD Technician I Upstate NY https://youtube.com/channel/UCcvu9xhE7xT-mZrXUZQJr5g #13 Anotherkellydown, Dec 2, 2023 TouchArcade Game of the Week: ’Hitman: Blood Money — Reprisal’ by Jared Nelson ste86uk likes this. Rocksaint Well-Known Member Nov 29, 2013 573 263 63 #14 Rocksaint, Dec 2, 2023 Completed the tutorial. The game is of the highest quality. It looks and runs really well. (Depends on the device of course) It clearly shows that Feral has put a lot of effort in not only remastering this classic, but also to make it run and play well on mobile. It’s a slow-paced, quite a tactical game. You need to be careful of your every move. And difficulties from Normal and above have limited saves. So do make a note of that. (You would almost wish you played this at 30fps) Coming to the controls, yes, it is perfectly playable with touch controls. (On phones) Only one concern is the prompts. At times, they might not appear at the right moment, resulting in either you performing the wrong action or getting detected. Hope that is streamlined further. Other than that, it’s an immaculate achievement when it comes to controls. Do note that there are some crash issues and I’ve read some save file getting corrupt. So that can be a dealbreaker for some. Overall, it’s brilliant. Yes, there are some rough edges, but nothing that can’t be tackled with a few updates. Great job Feral. Another masterpiece. VirtualBoyFreak, agreen437, ste86uk and 2 others like this. ste86uk Well-Known Member May 9, 2012 6,399 810 113 #15 ste86uk, Dec 2, 2023 @Rocksaint I usually play games on normal, how do you mean about limited saves with that? As I guess on mobile you want to be able to save whenever or at least frequently so you can resume whenever you want instead of only playing when you have a good chunk of time. Rocksaint Well-Known Member Nov 29, 2013 573 263 63 #16 Rocksaint, Dec 2, 2023 On normal, you get a maximum of 7 saves per mission. That means you can only save 7 times during a mission. It’s kind of a difficulty design carried forward from the old Hitman games. Based on what you said, rookie difficulty will be best for you. I think you get unlimited saves in that. (Mind you, game doesn’t have an autosave feature mid-mission) agreen437 and ste86uk like this. agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,455 172 63 #17 agreen437, Dec 3, 2023 That’s why I’m playing on rookie for the unlimited saves I’m so bad at this game I guess cause this is my first time ever playing hitman and also have a disability so that definitely makes everything harder Rocksaint Well-Known Member Nov 29, 2013 573 263 63 #18 Rocksaint, Dec 3, 2023 To be honest, the game is hard. And some of the old mechanics and design don’t help either. The more I play the more frustrated I am getting now. And I have played Hitman games before. The AI is brutal. The prompts for silent melee kills barely ever appear next to an enemy before they detect you. And finally, there is absolutely no direction given as to what to do next apart for some point of interests on the map. Sadly, I am fighting more the game mechanics than the game itself. Technically, no doubt it’s a marvel. But design-wise, it’s a bit old school and unnecessarily challenging. squarezero likes this. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,407 976 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #19 squarezero, Dec 3, 2023 I’m with you. The original Deus Ex (from 2000) is one of my favorite game of all time, so I’m all in with “immersive sims.” But I would appreciate a little more hand holding. A recommended load out, for example. And even on the first mission, the consequences of making a mistake are pretty dire. This game may take more patience than I have, but it’s so well done mechanically that I’m willing to give it a chance. Rocksaint likes this. Rocksaint Well-Known Member Nov 29, 2013 573 263 63 #20 Rocksaint, Dec 3, 2023 Exactly. I mean there are no detection window for enemies or a prior warning of which zones are off-limits. I know it’s an old game, but these are improvements I’d expect from a remaster/remake. 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Just saw the TA review it got 5/5 still on the fence though as my brother said this is a hard game are there difficulty options for this one?
Wow great job @edddeduck_feral i bought the game but the manual save is not what I expected in order to get through the first mission I had to manually save at each objective
I can barely do it but I think controller is better have a DualShock 4 so yeah playing with a controller is easier
@agreen437 What makes you say that about the touch controls? I was all in to buy it after reading the TA review saying the touch controls were great on iPhone but you made me not sure now.
I think because I’m playing on an iPad not an iPhone I tried the touch controls on an iPad doesn’t work for me the iPad is a bigger device
But on a bigger device like an iPad it’s just hard to use for me anyway I have cerebral palsy so on some games the controller is the easiest choice I play with a DualShock 4 and it’s comfortable for me to play also I’m a player with a disability so what may take a few minutes for other people it takes me longer still I can play hitman I have it on rookie otherwise I couldn’t get through the game
I agree completely. I was just addressing this from the iPhone perspective. To be honest, I’m using a Backbone with mine. And trust me — this isn’t an easy game, even on rookie .
Good to know thanks for understanding and yeah I know there’s a reason I save the game after each objective
Completed the tutorial. The game is of the highest quality. It looks and runs really well. (Depends on the device of course) It clearly shows that Feral has put a lot of effort in not only remastering this classic, but also to make it run and play well on mobile. It’s a slow-paced, quite a tactical game. You need to be careful of your every move. And difficulties from Normal and above have limited saves. So do make a note of that. (You would almost wish you played this at 30fps) Coming to the controls, yes, it is perfectly playable with touch controls. (On phones) Only one concern is the prompts. At times, they might not appear at the right moment, resulting in either you performing the wrong action or getting detected. Hope that is streamlined further. Other than that, it’s an immaculate achievement when it comes to controls. Do note that there are some crash issues and I’ve read some save file getting corrupt. So that can be a dealbreaker for some. Overall, it’s brilliant. Yes, there are some rough edges, but nothing that can’t be tackled with a few updates. Great job Feral. Another masterpiece.
@Rocksaint I usually play games on normal, how do you mean about limited saves with that? As I guess on mobile you want to be able to save whenever or at least frequently so you can resume whenever you want instead of only playing when you have a good chunk of time.
On normal, you get a maximum of 7 saves per mission. That means you can only save 7 times during a mission. It’s kind of a difficulty design carried forward from the old Hitman games. Based on what you said, rookie difficulty will be best for you. I think you get unlimited saves in that. (Mind you, game doesn’t have an autosave feature mid-mission)
That’s why I’m playing on rookie for the unlimited saves I’m so bad at this game I guess cause this is my first time ever playing hitman and also have a disability so that definitely makes everything harder
To be honest, the game is hard. And some of the old mechanics and design don’t help either. The more I play the more frustrated I am getting now. And I have played Hitman games before. The AI is brutal. The prompts for silent melee kills barely ever appear next to an enemy before they detect you. And finally, there is absolutely no direction given as to what to do next apart for some point of interests on the map. Sadly, I am fighting more the game mechanics than the game itself. Technically, no doubt it’s a marvel. But design-wise, it’s a bit old school and unnecessarily challenging.
I’m with you. The original Deus Ex (from 2000) is one of my favorite game of all time, so I’m all in with “immersive sims.” But I would appreciate a little more hand holding. A recommended load out, for example. And even on the first mission, the consequences of making a mistake are pretty dire. This game may take more patience than I have, but it’s so well done mechanically that I’m willing to give it a chance.
Exactly. I mean there are no detection window for enemies or a prior warning of which zones are off-limits. I know it’s an old game, but these are improvements I’d expect from a remaster/remake. The game is so well made that it almost pains me to criticise it, but if a game is not fun to play, then what’s the point.
