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While many activities in the first Saints Row are either hit or miss, Hitman was the activity that received the most criticism due to how reliant it was on the player's luck and randomized target spawnpoints. Unlike many of the game's other activities, the Hitman activity (along with the Chop Shop activity) can be done individually in the open world or even during other activities and story missions, and isn't split into levels, meaning the player can choose to do the Hitman activity whenever they want, and it doesn't end until the player kills all of the targets on the list. Killing all of the targets on the list rewards the player with a unique weapon. If a target is killed, the player earns cash and respect, the latter of which is required to activate story missions. It involves the playable character being given a dossier with a list of targets and their whereabouts in Stilwater by a client, who wants those targets killed with a specific weapon. Hitman is an activity from the original Saints Row game. ― Flippy, Saints Row 1: Hitman & Chopshop

How could this possibly be so terrible? Three words: spawning system, bitch." I love the sketchy dossier you receive so that you know which areas to stalk out, who to hunt, how the client wants the target to die, it sounds so exciting. " In a crime simulation game, I love the idea of being a hitman. NOTE: This will only talk about the Hitman activity in Saints Row (2006), as the Saints Row 2 version is better. Killing someone on the hit list shouldn't be this time-consuming.