Will Hitman 3 change? Here's where you can buy it on each platform

Here is a collection of all the platforms it will be released on and buying guides for each.

PC

Hitman 3 is available for pre-order now from the Epic Games Store, which markets it as an exclusive title. It appears to be the only purchase option for those who want to play the game on PC.

The Standard Edition ($ 59,99) and Deluxe Edition ($ 89,99) are available for pre-order. Fans will receive the “Trinity Pack” as a pre-order bonus for each edition, which includes three combinations of the classic suit, silencer gun and case in white, red and black, the hallmark colors of the Hitman series.

Interestingly, the Deluxe Edition costs $ 10 more than on all other platforms.

PlayStation

The PlayStation 4 and 5 have the Standard ($ 59,99) and Deluxe ($ 79,99) editions for pre-order from PlayStation Store, with the same “Trinity Pack” bonus. Those who order it virtually will receive a redeemable code that can be entered on the console itself once the game is released.

Those who purchase the PS4 version will have the option to download a copy to the PS5 at no additional cost.

Xbox

Similar to the PlayStation version, fans can head to the Microsoft Store to pre-order a copy of either edition, with the same bonus as the previous two. The price is also the same as the PlayStation.

It is available for both the Xbox One and the Xbox Series X | S, although the store page states that Hitman 3 is optimized for the latter.

Nintendo

Hitman 3 is not yet available to order from the Nintendo store, however IO Interactive confirmed on Friday that it will be released on the Switch on January 20. Stable internet access will be required to play the Switch title, however, as it will use a cloud service to channel the game, similar to a service like Stadia.

This allows for graphics comparable to more complex platforms, even though the Switch itself has limited software.

Stadiums

Hitman 3 will be available through Google's own gaming platform, Stadia, which runs on a cloud service similar to the one the Switch will use. Players will be able to use Stadia's state sharing to link specific parts of the game, or custom scenarios, with other players.