If you nail it and she’s walking upstairs, save the game. Wait until she hangs her coat, then aim the weapon at her and duck away before she fully spots you. The easiest way to isolate her is to let her see 47 standing on the balcony pointing a weapon at her. Alma Reynard will walk through the front door. Once in the house, visit the panic room and grab the Katana, as well as anything else you’d like, such as a Lockpick. It requires players to eliminate a target with a Katana while wearing your suit. Lure any NPC over their using coins or a dropped weapon, then shoot the aquarium to cause the water to rush out and incapacitate a nearby NPC. The aquarium is found on the first floor of the house, just inside from where the pool is. It requires players to pacify someone with the aquarium. The Waterbender challenge is easy and can be done simultaneously with other challenges, although it can also be done on its own. Once Waterbender, Deadly Shadow, Contained Explosion, and Deadly Ninja are complete, Shinobi will complete and the Tanto will be unlocked. The Shinobi challenge is finished by completing the other four challenges. The Hitman 2 Shinobi challenges are as follows: Once the mission is finished credit will be given for all completed challenges, unlocking the Tanto.
However, players are encouraged to make frequent manual saves, this way they can finish a challenge, load their save, and finish another. It’s not necessary for these to be completed in the same run. The Shinobi challenge pack can be completed over the course of several runs.
Accomplishing this task will see players rewarded with the Tanto, a weapon they’ll be able to take with them in any Hitman 2 missions going forward. Four of them are individual and the fifth is unlocked by completing the previous four. In it, players will be tasked with finishing a series of five challenges. This challenge pack was released on May 16 and takes players back to Hawke’s Bay, the training mission for Hitman 2. The Shinobi challenge pack has arrived in Hitman 2.
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