Ported by Feral Interactive, Reprisal's main goal is twofold: Updating Blood Money to look and play a little more closely to the modern trilogy, now called World of Assassination, and bringing the game to handheld platforms like smartphones and the Nintendo Switch.
Reprisal 's biggest, most noticeable changes are to the interface: There's a minimap now, an Instinct mode that highlights objects and targets like in the newer Hitman games, and some tweaked controls. It's all pretty welcome for anyone who might find the less slick, slightly more fiddly version of Hitman that existed in 2006 a little rough to get back into.
And if you're a purist for which any sort of concession offends you, Blood Money is pretty easy to get a hold of these days. The original PC release is right there on Steam, console gamers can play it as part of the 2019 Hitman HD Enhanced Collection for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One (which offers its own set of tweaks to controls and visuals) bundled with Hitman: Absolution, and Xbox owners can also pick it up as a standalone download via the Microsoft Store. There is no shortage of Blood Money to be had.
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