Hitman: Blood Money

I know several young children who have played this game, yet none of them, including myself, have showed any signs of wanting to be a bald killer clone. If you're worried that this game WILL make your kid a bald killer clone, then teach them the difference between right and wrong. Kids 10 & up should know better already/

in this game you play as a hitman who goes to different places and kills people, some of these places include lots of ladies of the night and women in bikinis or other revealing garments. i think your child can find worse by just typing 4 letters into the search bar on google though.

I Reilly like this game my name is Calvin and I am 12 years old I like the this game but here are sum Things that aren’t for little kids 1: in the first mission on a table that’s White pouter and people clearly doing Cocane 2: that’s also a lot of language Like the n word fuck crack head bitch ass and more 3: and a lot of strippers and have Half naked woman But I think it’s a good game I rate it 5.7/10

Okay, okay. You do assassinate targets in many different and creative ways. You shoot with firearms(shotguns, assault rifles, snipers), stab, and environmental kills. Shooting enemies result in moderate blood sprays with moderate blood stains (small pools of blood where characters and enemies die). Stabbing shows very little blood. One set piece has you killing a bunch of enemies in a funeral taking place in a church, leaving a lot of blood stains on the ground. Language is rare. Use of "f#!k", "b#!tch" and racial name calling, "cracker". Sexuality is occassional. A mission contains women dressed suggestively and partially nude, to fit the pornographic setting. Drugs and use of alcohol is occassional. Gangsters sniff cocaine, smoke and do almost all types of drugs. Though you are not able to consume any.

When i was 11 i started to play hitman, I started with this game, worked my way up to the older ones til absolution, It just really is not as bad as other people let on, mild coarse language, some bloody violence, violent games don't make violent kids

Regardless if Hitman: Blood Money is supposed to be a parody of Hollywood stereotypes, it pushed the envelope too much for me. Sexism and racism are already evident within the first level. African American guards with gangster personas ramble to each other with a bunch of obscenities (some racial). In one room, two of these guards sniff cocaine while listening to stereotypical gangster rap. Women are degraded and are usually depicted as busty hustlers. There's also a lot of immature dialogue about sex. Overall, I was disappointed with edginess of Hitman: Blood Money. It's very dated and politically incorrect.

This is one of the best Hitman games you can get. Even though I say this though it doesn't change the fact that is has language and violence within it. Players can shoot, beat down, stab, strangle, etc. enemies throughout the game, but not that you can try hard to avoid violence but it is not easy. The violence can consist of blood and blood spurts. There are uses of the word F*** which is mainly used by gangsters and this is frequent in some levels. There is some sexual content but nothing graphic or to sexual, and there is no nudity. There are some uses of legal and some illegal drugs as well such as cocaine. The violence is rough as well as some language. mature 12. Suggested MPAA R: Strong Brutal Violence, Use Of Drugs, Some Sexual Content, and Language Throughout.

Hitman has always been a great thinking game, ignore the idiot above relating it to the movie, the movie was crap. while this game IS NOT FOR KIDS it is still great for mature gamers. while there is no gore there is still much blood. in the first level you enter a building where a man is about to set an innocent lawyer to fire unless you kill him (with the option of killing the lawyer too)

hitman the movie is so violent and this is more 16 and above.

I think that if you don't know your kids, or if you aren't in the room watching them, this could be a little bad for them. if you DO know your kids, and you ARE in the room with them, then there's no problem.