"Hitman for Switch" refers to the Nintendo Switch port of the 2016 Hitman game, which was originally released on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. It is not a new title but a complete version of that specific entry, including all its episodic content and bonus missions, adapted to run on Nintendo's hybrid console.

No. The core Hitman experience is a single-player stealth game. While the original 2016 release featured an asynchronous multiplayer mode called "Contracts," this mode is not available in the Switch version. The game is purely a solo experience on this platform.

No, save data is not cross-platform. Your progress on PlayStation, Xbox, or PC will not transfer to your Nintendo Switch copy, and vice versa. You will need to start a new game on the Switch.

The Switch version does not have any exclusive story missions or levels. Its primary unique feature is the control scheme, which leverages the Joy-Con's motion controls for aiming and the touchscreen in handheld mode for a more direct interaction with the map and inventory.

A full completionist run of "Hitman for Switch," including all main story missions, bonus episodes, elusive targets (if they were still active), and challenges, can take between 80 to 120 hours. A focused main story playthrough is around 25-30 hours.

No, the game's content is identical to the other versions. It retains its mature rating (PEGI 18 / ESRB M for Mature) and features the same level of violence, albeit stylized, as the original release. Nintendo's platform hosts a variety of mature-rated games, and Hitman is presented without cuts.