BlockStar Planet vs Hitman: Contracts
BlockStar Planet
BlockStar Planet (previously known as RoboBlast Planet) is in some way a game that resembles other popular kid-friendly sandbox games like Roblox or Minecraft. However, unlike those games, BlockStar Planet has a more sci-fi, futuristic theme - a theme that can be obviously seen in the character customization aspect of the gameplay.Being a sandbox game, you can unleash your creativity and create magnificent worlds for other players to play in or to simply explore and enjoy. If creating worlds is not your thing, you can even have fun playing parkour or blast futuristic guns at each other in the many existing worlds available.
It is also a virtual world game as well, and hence, the game places a strong emphasis on socializing and adding new friends. The game has strict chatting rules though, so if you're a parent looking for a fun game for your young kid, this game is as safe as it can be for your child to play in. After all, thbe game was developed by the same people behind the virtual world game, Movie Star Planet
So, if you're looking for a Roblox-like game for your kid or for yourself, BlockStar Planet is a pretty great alternative. You can play the game directly on your browser or on your mobile devices.
Hitman: Contracts
Hitman: Contracts puts you in the place of an injured 47 as he is bleeding out you swim into the memories of the assassin and discover some new aspects to the history surrounding him. The third installment of the series you are now entering a new era for the game.With a lot of the stealth and disguises you love with a few new toys to play with you are able to once more explore the world and see where and how to hit your targets. Though this time there is not a massive world to explore, but going over some of the older activities in a new way. Overall this was and is a really good piece with a good few reviews liking the game. The rating system reappears and you can really get into the more silent techniques as you move between exotic locations, and of course discover more of the enigma surrounding 47.