IO Interactive today released an unreleased trailer for Hitman 3 in which we are revealed a new setting that will be the backdrop to agent 47's missions, Chongqing. The location will immerse us in rainy scenarios full of shops and narrow alleys illuminated by neon, which will also highlight the reflections of the raindrops on the protagonist. The game will be available on January 20. Following the official press release and the trailer.

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Chongqing is a new hitman 3 location, taking Agent 47 into the rainy, neon-lit streets of a Chinese transportation hub filled with shops and food stands, all crammed into narrow alleyways -- with plenty of secrets off the beaten track. Chongqing is also the destination to show improvements and refinements coming thanks to HITMAN 3 technology.

Powered by IO Interactive's Glacier engine, HITMAN 3 will appear, play, and be playable in more dazzling form than ever before, with improvements to lighting, reflections, animation, and artificial intelligence. Chongqing also features full water effects, with details such as raindrops hitting Agent 47 and his clothes getting wet, all to give an even more immersive hitman 3 experience.

On next-gen consoles,HITMAN 3 will shoot at 4K resolution at 60 frames per second with HDR support. The latest "Under The Hood" trailer shows this brand new place with new, fluid game moments that showcase animation, interaction, and artificial intelligence refinements, as well as Glacier technology that will allow up to 300 NPCs in one location at once.

HITMAN 3 players can import locations from previous games in the trilogy and have more than 20+ locations under one roof. All rendering, animation, and AI improvements introduced with HITMAN 3 can be enjoyed in all three games, making HITMAN 3 the ideal place to play the entire trilogy, World of Assassination.

HITMAN 3 will be available on January 20, 2021 for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, Google Stadia and PC. HITMAN 3 will also arrive on Nintendo Switch, which can be played via cloud streaming.