Hitman 3 was an Epic Games Store exclusive, but if you had previous games it unlocked the content from those games in it. But since like 99% of people probably had those on Steam they obviously couldn't do this. So they eventually did some rebranding and contractual avoidance with "World of Assassination" and gave it supercheap to previous owners. Then they tried to clean up the whole thing by just dumping the previous games. The 2 DLC is because they didn't want to give that away right away like they did with the Hitman 1 content.
In theory, World of Assassination was supposed to be like this permanent Hitman live service thing that would keep seeing new content and they would no longer have to do Hitman releases but I imagine this won't be a thing in the future.
You basically just have to launch World of Assassination to figure out what the fuck you actually own. The DLC tab on Steam is not necessarily any help because you can't see what the keys even mean.
In theory, World of Assassination was supposed to be like this permanent Hitman live service thing that would keep seeing new content and they would no longer have to do Hitman releases but I imagine this won't be a thing in the future.
You basically just have to launch World of Assassination to figure out what the fuck you actually own. The DLC tab on Steam is not necessarily any help because you can't see what the keys even mean.
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