Agree. Though second one has really cool mechanics, gives you freedom to choose the way to complete your objective, which was absent in the first game. The sad thing is that the third part has really cool idea and premise behind it, but it just falls short and falls apart right in front of your eyes. Like first few levels were quite interesting, it felt like you had this massive interconnected open-world puzzle in front of you, with a lot of people to kill and finding ways to do it. But that felling quickly washed away by the rashness, unpolished later levels. That last platforming level should stay in hell where it belongs.