We’re in Hitman 3 “Year Two” and I’m at a point where I’m finally comfortable advertising this for real, so here it goes.
Hitman Roulette isn’t a new concept, but for a quick run down:
First you pick the pool of missions you own or just potentially like to play on, then choose the settings to determine what specifics you’d need to follow when playing. Once done, you click “Issue Roulette” and follow any requirements and restrictions that are generated while eliminating the target(s) listed.
For new players looking to tackle Hitman in different ways, experienced players who completed everything in the game, or anyone else at all, I hope you can enjoy HitmanRoulette.com !
Roulette Customization
Most missions from the trilogy are enabled by default, but you can untoggle any missions you’re missing or just the ones you don’t like through the Select Missions screen.
The Roulette can generate challenges as tough or as easy as you’d like. Just click Roulette Settings and navigate the Hitman styled menus.
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Roulette Mode can be set to a few options. “Mission Mode Roulette” pulls from the game’s story targets, while “Contract Mode Roulette” pulls from a hand selected number of Contract Mode targets with the option of Intel detailing their place on the map. Elusive Target Roulette is there too if you want to double down on difficulty like you’re playing old ET Arcade.
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Kill Requirements specify disguises and weapons you’ll need when eliminating a target. They range from gun categories, to accidents, to in-level lethal melee weapons.
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Extra Requirements have a variety of settings: Toggle if you’re forced into a specific entrance/exit. Enable a mission-specific Extra or Photo Objective to complete that may throw a wrench in your route. Allow Complications that change the ways you approach things.
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Lastly, Gameplay Challenges use features and options within the game itself to change things up for you like asking you to disable mechanics in the game’s settings or imposing a time limit, rating to achieve, or difficulty to play on.
Save your Roulette as a Textfile (or just copy and paste) using the Export Roulette button on the main page. Unfortunately Roulettes are lost if you refresh the site, so don’t forget to save the ones you like!
This site has been an amateur hobby project of mine for a few years now, chipping away at it with my free time. I’ve haven’t really posted about it very much, so if you’ve stumbled upon and used the site in the past, hello!
There might be a bug or conflict in a few places, though I have coded around a number of Hitman’s unique conditions already. Mobile browsing might also be a little finicky, but retains all the same functions at least. If you have an issue, please share it here or on Github.
Finally, as stated before, there are a few other Roulettes out there. This Roulette is in fact a fork of the original HR by Kotti, though far removed at this point. So thanks Kotti for the solid base, and thanks IOI for giving me many games of stuff to keep adding to it.