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CONTENTS

Product Manager: Jill Hinckley

Senior Project Editor: Brooke N. Hall

Editorial Assistant: Kate Abbott

Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

©IO Interactive A/S 2004. Published by Eidos. Hitman: Contracts, Eidos and

the Eidos logo are registered trademarks of the Eidos Group of companies.

IO Interactive and the IO Interactive logo are trademarks of IO Interactive

Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

All products and characters mentioned in this book are trademarks of their

respective companies.

Weapons and Equipment . . . . . . . . . 16

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Mission 1: Asylum Aftermath. . . . . . . 24

Mission 2: The Meat King’s Party . . . . 32

Mission 3: The Bjarkhov Bomb . . . . . . 42

Mission 4: Beldingford Manor . . . . . . 54

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Mission 5: Rendezvous in Rotterdam . . . 66

Mission 6: Deadly Cargo . . . . . . . . 78

Mission 7: Traditions of the Trade . 90

Mission 8: Slaying a Dragon . . . 102

Mission 9: The Wang Fou Incident. . 110

Mission 10: The Seafood Massacre. . 116

Mission 11: Lee Hong Assassination . 126

ISBN: 0-7615-4489-3

Library of Congress Catalog Card

Number: 2003112675

Mission 12: Hunter and Hunted. . . . . 138

Secrets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing Prima’s Official Strategy Guide to Hitman: Contracts . This book is filled with all of the

tips, tricks, secrets, and vital information you need to become the deadliest assassin mankind has ever known.

How to Use This Book

Introduction

This section provides general information on Hitman: Contracts . Read

on to learn the basics of the game, such as completing missions and

understanding the game’s rating system.

Equipment

There’s no shortage of lethal firepower or clever gadgetry in Hitman:

Contracts . Refer to this section to learn more about each piece of

equipment in the game.

Training

Everything you need to know about controlling

Agent 47 is in the “Training” section. We cover

basic and advanced movements, Stealth

tactics, and many other actions you can

perform during missions.

Contracts

This walkthrough section exposes every mission in the game. Follow these

walkthroughs to complete the game with the highest rating. We also unveil

some of the coolest optional tactics you can try in each mission.

INTRODUCTION

Secrets of the Trade

The three different difficulty levels have dramatic influence on

gameplay. The following list details the effects of each one.

>>> Normal Difficulty: Enemies are slow to react to suspicious

behavior and are not especially accurate with their firearms. The

in-game map displays all available information in full detail. You’re

able to save your game up to seven times per mission, and you

begin each mission with a bonus weapon—the versatile

Silverballer Silenced pistol.

>>> Expert Difficulty: Enemies are quick to react to suspicious

behavior and are very accurate with their firearms. The in-game

map does not differentiate between police, civilians, and

enemies—all people except your targets are displayed as

civilians. You’re able to save your game only twice per mission.

>>> Professional Difficulty: Enemies are hyper-sensitive to suspicious

behavior and have superior combat skills. The in-game map does

not display civilians, police, or enemies at all. (It does identify

Agent 47, VIPs, and targets.) Your progress is saved only between

missions—you cannot save during the course of a mission.

Ready to spice things up? Look to the final section of this guide for every

cheat code and secret in the game, then make your enemies suffer.

Overview of Hitman: Contracts

The third installment in the Hitman series, Hitman: Contracts takes you

deep into the twisted mind of a troubled killer-for-hire. Delirious with

pain and struggling to come to terms with his reprehensible actions,

Agent 47 relives twelve of his most disturbing past assignments

through a tidal wave of memories and flashbacks. Hanging on to his

sanity by a thread, Agent 47’s fate now rests in your hands.

TIP

Start on Normal difficulty. There’s no incentive

to play at a higher difficulty level; it just makes

completing each mission more of a challenge.

Starting a New Game

Completing Missions

The first thing you need to know about Hitman: Contracts is

how to complete a mission successfully. The process can

be broken down into four logical steps.

Step 1: Explore

Title Screen

Knowledge is

power, and

knowing your way

around a level gives you

a huge advantage during

any operation. It’s wise to

wander about as an

observer when you begin a

new mission. Gather

information, explore the

environment, and make

mental notes as you go. This allows you to plot out the best course of

action for the job.

Choose Start from the title screen to begin a

new game. You’re asked to select the desired

difficulty level: Normal , Expert , or Professional .

Choose wisely—you cannot change the difficulty

unless you start a new game.

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TIP

You begin each mission with Binoculars—a

fantastic tool for spying on distant objects.

Step 2: Infiltrate

In-Game Map

Yo ur targets are never easy to get at—if they were, nobody would pay

you for your “services.” Most targets are well-protected by numerous

bodyguards. You must progress past these human obstacles, move in,

and get close to the target to make the hit. This process is known as

infiltration.

When playing on Normal or Expert difficulty, people such as civilians,

police, and enemies are displayed on the in-game map (on Expert

difficulty, all people except the targets are displayed as civilians). Use

the in-game map to find gaps between patrolling guards. Look for such

weaknesses when planning your approach.

When infiltrating a

compound, your goal is to

slip past each guard

without raising an alarm.

This isn’t always easy, but

it’s far more difficult to

complete a mission if

you’ve blown your cover.

Tr y cha nging your

approach if you can’t make

it through a certain area—you might be able to take a better route.

The maps in the Contracts section are valuable resources as well. Use

these maps to discover Points of Interest, power switches, locations of

targets, and other important information. Digest all of it and then design

a solid plan of attack before moving in.

Stealth and deception are

your two best friends

during any infiltration

attempt. Sneaking past a

guard is always better

than confronting one, and

disguising yourself is

even better. (You don’t

need to sneak past a

guard if he thinks you’re

one of his pals.)

The following icons are used on the maps:

= Point of Interest

= Power Switch

= Vehicle

= Show movement between maps

TIP

= Pickups such as weapons and ammo

There’s a change of clothes lying around

somewhere in nearly every level—sometimes more

than one. Make use of these free disguises

rather than killing or knocking out people to

get their clothing.

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