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Hitman Announcement Teased for June 7

Hitman Announcement Teased for June 7

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has teased some sort of reveal for Thursday, June 7 at 10:00 a.m. PT / 1:00 p.m. ET. You will be able to watch it live on WBGames.com.

The teaser clip for the reveal features a race car with the brand “Hamsun” as one of its sponsors. Hamsun Oil is the name of a company that appears in the first season of the 2016-released Hitman game.

The Hitman official Twitter account has also teased a reveal for June 7.

After Hitman developer Io Interactive’s departure from Square Enix, the studio turned to Warner Bros. to publish Hitman: Definitive Edition in May. With both Warner Bros. and Hitman teasing reveals, and Warner Bros.’ video featuring a brand from Hitman, it is likely the two are one in the same.

No further details are offered. It could be that this is teasing a new Elusive Target, which is a time-limited target for Agent 47 to hunt in an existing location. It could also be regarding a new episode or perhaps second season of the game.

The first season of Hitman is available for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.

https://twitter.com/Hitman/status/1003667740857491456

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