IO Interactive and Square Enix has released another trailer for the upcoming fifth installment in the Hitman franchise, titled Hitman: Absolution.

The new trailer is titled “Introducing the Kill,” and it looks at how you’ll be able to take out your targets, whether that be silent and unseen or a little bit louder if you get caught and need to adapt to your situation.

You can check it out below.

We’ve seen plenty of great previews of the upcoming IO Interactive and Square Enix title Hitman: Absolution, but, as it turns out, the game will offer a lot more than just a great single-player campaign for fans of the series.

Absolution will also have online gameplay options, but not the kind you’re used to. You won’t be jumping into a map with 14 other Agent 47s running around trying to kill each other. Instead, you’ll get to compete with friends and others online in something called Contracts Mode.

Continue reading to learn more and to see an 18-minute video showing off how it works.

Another new trailer has been released for the upcoming Hitman: Absolution, and just like pretty much every video we’ve seen, it’s phenomenal.

The new trailer is called “Tools of the Trade,” and it takes a peek at the unbelievable amount of weapons Agent 47 will be able to use to get his mission completed. The word “weapons” being used loosely, as it includes everything from real weapons to regular everyday items being used maliciously.

This one’s all about showing off your choice to play through as a silent assassin…or as a psychotic, remorseless killer. It may be considered NSFW by some, so continue on below with caution to watch the new Hitman: Absolution trailer.

For some reason earlier in production, developer IO Interactive had decided that they were not going to use actor David Bateson to voice the role of Agent 47 in the upcoming fifth game in the franchise, Hitman: Absolution. Bateson had voiced the main character since the series’ first game back in 2000.

Now comes word that, after a lengthy search for a new voice actor, that developer IO Interactive has ultimately decided to go back to Bateson for the job. In addition to Bateson, William Mapother (LOST) has handled the motion capture performance of 47.

Gaming giant Square Enix is bringing a video game party to this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, which gets started later this week.

The company has a pile of new titles they’re excited to show off, including two of the most anticipated upcoming games in Hitman: Absolution and Tomb Raider, which will be made available for hands-on demonstrations, the first time people will get the chance to try the games out for themselves.

Continue reading to see what other games they’re bringing, as well as a full schedule of events Square Enix is putting on, and where you can play their demos.