Hitman Companion App Now Available on iOS and Android Devices

Written by Brandon Hofer on July 08, 2016

News: Square Enix has released a companion app for Hitman that will keep you up to date with all things relating to Agent 47’s latest adventure.

Square Enix has revealed that a new companion app for Hitman is now available for iOS and Android. This app will help ensure players can keep up-to-date with all the live Hitman content on the go. In addition to the episode releases, new content in the form of Elusive Targets, Escalation Contracts and Featured Contracts, have been released every week since the game launched in March 2016 – all details will be updated in the Hitman companion app. With Elusive Targets, players will be able to use the app whilst playing to keep their latest target’s image visible as they hunt for their target in game.

To download the app click on one of the links below:

Hitman Companion App for iOS

Hitman Companion App for Android

On iOS the Hitman Companion is compatible with the iPhone 4S and later, iOS 8 is required. For Android, API level 15 or above is required (“Ice Cream Sandwich” 4.0.3). Square also stated that this version of the Hitman Companion app is not optimized for tablets so phones are recommended.

Square Enix also revealed that the next Elusive Target will go live on July 15th. The target is Dylan Narvaez, aka ‘The Twin’, who will be in Sapienza for 72 hours. His identical twin brother, Gonzales is also in Sapienza and must not be harmed in any way or the contract will be cancelled.

Elusive Target Contracts make changes to the existing locations and use advanced AI behaviour to create a more believable and challenging experience for players. So players cannot rely solely on what they already know from the location or on any routines from the characters in the sandbox locations. Elusive Targets are designed to be difficult and ‘The Twin’ is arguably the toughest one yet.

Will you be downloading the companion app? Will you be participating in the upcoming hunt for the next Elusive Target? Tell us what you think below.