Jump to:

Sponsor
Skip to content
Jorgen Johansson
Jorgen Johansson Editor-in-Chief
Fact checked by: Wayne Goodchild
Updated: September 24, 2025
Hitman Absolution Takes Aim At iOS And Android This October
Hitman Absolution launches Oct. 16 for iOS and Android with 20 missions, custom controls, and Contracts mode arriving in 2026.
  • Feral Interactive confirms Oct. 16 release date for Hitman Absolution on mobile
  • Fully optimized for iOS and Android with touch, gamepad, and keyboard options
  • Contracts mode arrives in early 2026 as a free post launch update
  • The game is priced $14.99, £9.99, and €12.49 but may vary depending on region

Feral Interactive Brings Stealth To Mobile

Feral Interactive has carved out a niche as the studio that takes beloved PC and console experiences and reshapes them for new audiences. Known for its high quality ports of complex titles, the company has been entrusted with translating everything from Total War to XCOM to smaller screens. The announcement of Hitman Absolution on iOS and Android continues this strategy.

This release follows the 2023 mobile version of Hitman Blood Money Reprisal, a project that set the stage for Agent 47’s continued life in portable form. By pairing a recognizable franchise with technical polish, Feral reinforces its reputation as a reliable custodian of gaming’s most iconic series.

Feral’s work goes beyond straight conversions. By integrating adjustable controls, support for a variety of input methods, and graphical presets for different devices, the studio ensures that performance and usability do not take a back seat to ambition.

Hitman Absolution Adapts Its Deadly Formula

Originally released in 2012, Hitman Absolution introduced players to a narrative centered on betrayal within Agent 47’s own ranks. The game blends cinematic storytelling with open ended mission design, where stealth, disguises, and creative use of the environment remain the hallmarks of the franchise.

The mobile edition preserves all 20 missions, each of which can be approached in multiple ways. Players who thrive on experimentation will find the same mix of calculated patience and improvisation that defined the console and PC editions.

Changing cover in this situation seems like a bad idea. Stay put, pull out a grenade, and go full North Korea on the room.

Replay value remains strong thanks to the scoring system. Each mission encourages efficient kills, environmental creativity, and minimal detection. Pursuing higher ratings extends the longevity of a game that already demands precision.

Contracts Mode Expands Long Term Engagement

One of the most notable features confirmed for this mobile edition is the return of Contracts mode. This feature allows players to remix existing missions by selecting custom targets and conditions, then share these variations with others online.

The cop is already subdued. Time to snap some necks and cash some checks!

The mode will not be available at launch but will arrive as a free update in early 2026. While it does not turn Hitman Absolution into an ongoing platform, it ensures that players will have a reason to revisit the game months after release.

Mobile Optimisation Ensures Accessibility

Hitman Absolution’s transition to mobile devices is not just a technical exercise. The game includes multiple quality of life improvements designed to smooth out the experience. Touchscreen players can tailor controls to their own preferences, while those who prefer external hardware can opt for gamepad or even keyboard and mouse.

The inclusion of enhanced auto aim, a dynamic user interface built for mobile, and scalable graphics presets addresses one of the common criticisms of ambitious mobile ports. By tackling input and performance issues up front, Feral aims to present a product that feels native to mobile rather than a compromise.


Stay informed, stay sharp – follow me on Twitter or Bluesky

How useful was this post?

Click on a star to rate it!

Average rating 4.8 / 5. Vote count: 2096

No votes so far! Be the first to rate this post.

Jorgen Johansson

Editor-in-Chief

I have a solid background in journalism and a passion for videogames. As Editor-in-Chief of Eneba’s news team, my mission is to bring daily news articles, in-depth features, thought-provoking opinion pieces, and interviews that inform, inspire, and empower gamers of all backgrounds. Gaming is more than just entertainment – it’s a culture, a community, and a way of life.
When I'm not busy with the news, I can be found in Diablo IV's sanctuary - most likely as a Barb or Necro.