According to a leaked marketing survey, three images are in contention to be the box art for Square Enix's recently revealed Hitman: Absolution.
Apparently, these pieces were created before the official subtitle was decided, because they all say "Subtitle" instead of "Absolution." I should also point out that all of the covers have the PEGI rating (basically the European ESRB), so we may never see these designs on our shores.
I've posted my favorite of the images below, but you check out the other two over at Kotaku.
(Source: Kotaku)
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