This plan did not sit well with anyone, and both IO Interactive and Epic Games head Tim Sweeney have taken to Twitter to let people know that a fix is in the works. Related: Hitman 3 Packs Entire Reboot Trilogy Into Less Than 100 GB Of Storage The original Hitman's levels will come with all who buy the game new for the first ten days, but Hitman 2 never made it to Epic's storefront, and the original plan was to sell those levels at a massive discount. That means that Hitman 3 will be exclusive to the Epic Games Store for a set period, which prevents those that have been playing the games on Steam from verifying their purchase and transferring the levels into the new game. The issue with that for those playing on PC is that Hitman 3 is also the first of the trilogy to be self-published by IO Interactive, and the developer took a deal with Epic Games in order to offset those costs.

Not only will players get a full suite of new levels and tools of destruction to play with, but they can import the levels from the previous two games if they've been playing since the beginning.

This week's new release marks the end of IO's World of Assassination trilogy, and it is meant to house the entire trio of games in one slim package.

Following a brief outrage among Hitman 3fans over a situation surrounding PC players needing to repurchase Hitman 2 content, both series developer IO Interactive and Epic Games have made it clear that no one will have to spend extra money to get the full Hitman 3 experience.

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