Hitman 4 Might be Confirmed

More

02 December 2025 14:43

In a new interview with Variety, IO Interactive CEO Hakan Abrak confirmed that the Hitman series will continue but fans should not expect Hitman 4 anytime soon. Abrak explained that the studio will not discuss a new mainline game until co-op mode launches for Hitman: World of Assassination, which is still receiving DLC updates.

“Of course there will be more Hitman,” Abrak said. He added that news about a co-op mode will come next year, calling it “a really, really good extension to the universe” that will bring new mechanics and combinations to World of Assassination. After co-op is released, the studio will “be talking about the next Hitman because, of course, there’s going to be a next Hitman.”

The Hitman series began in 2000 with Hitman: Codename 47. It was followed by Hitman 2: Silent Assassin in 2002 and Hitman: Blood Money in 2006, completing the original trilogy. Hitman: Absolution launched in 2012 before IOI introduced the World of Assassination trilogy with Hitman (2016), Hitman 2 (2018), and Hitman 3 (2021).

Right now, IO Interactive is working on three major projects: ongoing support for Hitman: World of Assassination, the upcoming spy game 007 First Light, and a new fantasy title known as Project Fantasy. Abrak described the unannounced project as “a multiplayer fantasy project” that is “extremely ambitious and really cool and is something else than a gun in a suit.”

More:Call of Duty Partners with Street Fighter

Tags: Hitman

Share:

Sources:

Report mistake Submit news

Related news

View All

Paralives' Real Weapon Against The Sims Is the Price Model

Well, Sims might have a match finally, time will tell of course, but boy it looks like it can be...

More

May 26, 2026

IEM Beijing Returns to CS2 Calendar After Seven Years

Going back to Beijing after a long time.. ESL has confirmed IEM Beijing 2026 as the closing event on its...

More

May 26, 2026

Naak Nako's MVP and 3-0 Sweep Landed Almost Together

Kaan "Naak Nako" Okan being crowned LEC Spring 2026 regular-season MVP just minutes before Team Vitality got swept out of...

More

May 26, 2026

Esports Nations Cup Rainbow Six Siege Rosters Revealed

The Esports Nations Cup has revealed the 12 directly invited Rainbow Six Siege rosters for its inaugural 2026 edition, the...

More

May 26, 2026

Karmine Corp's Home Is a Real Tactical Weapon

Karmine Corp winning the Rocket League Paris Major undefeated. The organization managed to turn Paris into a perfect home ground...

More

May 25, 2026

Hitman 4 Might be Confirmed

More

02 December 2025 14:43

Tags: Hitman

In a new interview with Variety, IO Interactive CEO Hakan Abrak confirmed that the Hitman series will continue but fans should not expect Hitman 4 anytime soon. Abrak explained that the studio will not discuss a new mainline game until co-op mode launches for Hitman: World of Assassination, which is still receiving DLC updates.

“Of course there will be more Hitman,” Abrak said. He added that news about a co-op mode will come next year, calling it “a really, really good extension to the universe” that will bring new mechanics and combinations to World of Assassination. After co-op is released, the studio will “be talking about the next Hitman because, of course, there’s going to be a next Hitman.”

The Hitman series began in 2000 with Hitman: Codename 47. It was followed by Hitman 2: Silent Assassin in 2002 and Hitman: Blood Money in 2006, completing the original trilogy. Hitman: Absolution launched in 2012 before IOI introduced the World of Assassination trilogy with Hitman (2016), Hitman 2 (2018), and Hitman 3 (2021).

Right now, IO Interactive is working on three major projects: ongoing support for Hitman: World of Assassination, the upcoming spy game 007 First Light, and a new fantasy title known as Project Fantasy. Abrak described the unannounced project as “a multiplayer fantasy project” that is “extremely ambitious and really cool and is something else than a gun in a suit.”

More:Call of Duty Partners with Street Fighter

Share:

Sources:

Report mistake Submit news