007 First Light has received raving reviews since its initial release, with fans praising its excellent character adaptation and unique gameplay mechanics that breathe new life into the classic spy thriller. While the more action-packed parts of the experience have earned First Light's high review scores, some fans have been blown away by one easily overlooked aspect of its globe-trotting adventure.
First Light's combat has seen a massive overhaul from IO Interactive's previous games, but the game isn't abandoning the developer's roots. If there's one thing fans are confident the studio certainly knows how to do after their run on the legendary HITMAN reboot trilogy, it's how to make an incredibly immersive setting for its levels.
While posts praising First Light's creative design have been popping up frequently after release, farzam_plays on X specifically highlights how excellent the club mission is for the game, saying that "they nailed it in Hitman and they nailed it again here in 007 First Light."
Given that Hitman: World of Assassination's nightclub mission in Berlin has been praised as one of the best implementations of the setting in gaming, seeing First Light come even remotely close to its adaptation is still...
