From what we saw, developer IO Interactive has learned from previous mistakes and is refining the gameplay experience. Close-quarters combat will be vastly improved: You can shove, head-butt, disarm, and even use someone as a human shield. Don't run around half-cocked, though: Blood Money's real attraction is letting you think of more interesting ways to assassinate targets while making your kills look accidents. Your on-the-job performance ties into the game's new notoriety system, which provides incentives for being stealthy. After each mission, newspapers report the incident, and depending on how many people spotted you, increasingly accurate police sketches may make the news--and make your life considerably harder as you work on your next hit.