Hitman 3's Elusive Target system has always had a fundamental tension: limited-time missions that most players miss entirely, leaving a gap in their contract history. The Banker Pack is IO Interactive's answer for that particular target - a DLC bundle that trades the live, stress-drenched Elusive Target experience for something you can actually replay whenever you feel like it. What you get is twofold. First, The Monarchique, a two-level Arcade contract that packages The Banker Elusive Target into a format with permanent availability. Arcade contracts in Hitman 3 come with a catch - fail a level and you get locked out temporarily, which keeps some of the tension alive without the brutal one-chance-only pressure of the original format. For players who missed The Banker during its live window, this is the only way to experience that target in any form. Second, a set of cosmetics inspired by the mission's theme, the kind of suits and items that Hitman players either care deeply about or ignore completely depending on how much they invest in 47's wardrobe. The honest scope check here matters. This is a small content drop aimed squarely at two types of buyers: completionists who want every Elusive Target represented in their accessible contract library, and cosmetic collectors who like their unlocks to tell a story. If you play Hitman 3 casually or you have no emotional attachment to The Banker specifically, this pack will feel thin. Two levels in Arcade mode is not a long session - experienced players will clear it in under an hour, probably less. What Hitman 3 does exceptionally well - layered mission design, creative kill methods, the satisfaction of a clean exit - is present here, but filtered through the Arcade format rather than a full standalone map. You're not getting a new location or a new story mission. You're getting structured access to content that was previously time-gated, plus some outfit items. That's a legitimate thing to sell, but it needs to match your actual play habits before it makes sense in your library. No Steam reviews are available at time of writing and the pack carries no Metacritic rating, so outside feedback is thin. Judge it purely on whether you want permanent Banker access and the associated cosmetics - that's exactly and only what's on offer. Alex, Scout Team