Well if the new Hitman game works the way they're claiming it will, you could very easily turn it into a improv slasher game, because apparently it's all about mission customization.
So just make a mission where all the targets are teenagers, you need to kill them in a certain order and you can only use melee weapons. Bonus points for every death that looks like a bloody accident (as always).
Incidentally, this was how I did a lot of Bloodmoney replays. My favorite was trying to challenging myself into making sure that every single person on that riverboat ended up getting dumped overboard and with no blood trails... thus turning it into a ghost ship urban legend.
Now what I'd love to see the world of cinema do is a comedy Rube Goldberg slasher movie, where every annoying teenager death is the result of some absurdly complicated arrangement of events. Such a jump scare of dummy on wires that crashes into a lamp, which is tied to a string that turns on the ceiling fan that winds up to pull a level that releases a hidden spring under the floor board that flings someone into a wood chipper. And, being dumb teenagers, it works only because every single time they're too stupid to just move out of the way during the 30+ seconds it takes for these traps to finish going off. See? Comedy.
So just make a mission where all the targets are teenagers, you need to kill them in a certain order and you can only use melee weapons. Bonus points for every death that looks like a bloody accident (as always).
Incidentally, this was how I did a lot of Bloodmoney replays. My favorite was trying to challenging myself into making sure that every single person on that riverboat ended up getting dumped overboard and with no blood trails... thus turning it into a ghost ship urban legend.
Now what I'd love to see the world of cinema do is a comedy Rube Goldberg slasher movie, where every annoying teenager death is the result of some absurdly complicated arrangement of events. Such a jump scare of dummy on wires that crashes into a lamp, which is tied to a string that turns on the ceiling fan that winds up to pull a level that releases a hidden spring under the floor board that flings someone into a wood chipper. And, being dumb teenagers, it works only because every single time they're too stupid to just move out of the way during the 30+ seconds it takes for these traps to finish going off. See? Comedy.
