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'Hitman: Codename 47'

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'Hitman: Codename 47'

Format of choice: PC

Released: 2000

This game revolves around a man known as Agent 47, an assassin for hire, whose skills place him in high demand for jobs.

During the course of the game, 47 can run a sword (or a pool cue) through the back of an unsuspecting person, tear through the back of skulls with meathooks, as well as electrocute, drown, boil, strangle, axe, bomb, suffocate, poison, crush or stab some of his adversaries.

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