Hitman The Host: how to play the Jacksepticeye mission free
Agent 47 has to pose as a podcast guest to reach a wealthy content creator whose every move is watched by cameras, and the mission is free for a limited time
Jacksepticeye is officially coming to Hitman, and your next contract is to take him out. There's one big obstacle, though: every move this man makes is under camera surveillance 24 hours a day.
The new mission, The Host, arrives in Hitman World of Assassination from IO Interactive. In it, Jacksepticeye plays an extremely wealthy content creator who is hiding out in a huge compound in New Zealand.
Agent 47 goes undercover as a podcast guest to reach Jacksepticeye
Agent 47's way inside is to go in disguise as a guest on the character's podcast. But with cameras everywhere, carrying out the hit without getting caught is going to be a serious challenge.
That's where the real fun is. You have to blend in, find the perfect opportunity and work out a way to eliminate your target without anyone realizing what's going on. With all those cameras watching, can you actually pull it off with a Silent Assassin rating? There's a pretty good reason to try, which I'll get to below.
How to play The Host free and what the Host Pack DLC adds
The best part is that you can play The Host completely free for a limited time. All you need is the free demo of Hitman World of Assassination, and from there you can jump straight into The Host assignment. It's available on all platforms, including iOS and macOS.
There's also a new Host Pack DLC with an October 29 release date. It includes permanent access to the collab arcade contract and The Host assignment, along with exclusive outfits and new gear.
Every Silent Assassin run raises money for Jacksepticeye's charity
Here's the great part. For every successful Silent Assassin completed, IO Interactive will donate 1 dollar to Jacksepticeye's charity, up to 25,000 dollars. So dive into The Host for free and give the mission a try. Do you think you can take out Jacksepticeye without getting caught?
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