Something the developers of this game probably did not expect: This YouTuber played Hitman a little differently.
Usually, your task in Hitman is quite simple: Eliminate your target. But what happens when you just give yourself a new task? This YouTuber decided to try something that left the developers completely speechless.
Not Quite As Intended
YouTuber RTGame has a history of doing things in the video game Hitman just to try them out: In January of 2021 for example, he tried to kill every single NPC in Hitman at the same time. He knocked them unconscious, dragged them into the same location and blew them all up. Now, in February of 2026 he tried to do something very similar. This time he wouldn't blow them up, but rather drag them into the wine press and make human wine.
After over 19 hours of knocking people out and dragging them to the wine press, RTGame gets raided and quickly explains:
We're loading the bodies in the press right now and it's starting to get a bit spicy. My computer has crashed like 17 times trying to do this.
And then it happened: His computer was struggling so much with the save that after so many hours he finally had to restart this whole challenge. As morbid as the idea was, he seemed to really want to test the game's limits.
The Devs Are Speechless
At one point in the original stream, one of the developers joined and watched him drag bodies into the wine press. As soon as the chat told him the dev was watching, he started to apologize, but also jokingly directed his attention to an issue he encountered:
I found that my save file is struggling to load when I pile 96 unconscious bodies on the ground together. I don't know if this is something you could look into.
To which the dev promptly replied:
That sounds like a... I don't know what to say. This sounds like a very unique case.
The dev, despite his initial shock, seemed very happy to see that the game he helped develop is being played in such a creative way. And to those who are wondering: After many tries and even more hours spent trying to make it happen, RTGame successfully completed his quest.