This has happened to me twice:
1) Hitman Absolution: Hitman is one of my fave series. I have over a 100 hours in the new trilogy and I loved Blood Money. Absolution came with blood money, so I decided to try it out several months ago. It’s not a great game by Hitman standards, the mechanics aren’t as deep as other Hitman games, but it’s decent. No, what ruined the game for me was the save system. Unlike other hitman games, in which you can save in the menu, absolution has a checkpoint system. You can only save at pre determined check points. And it actually doesn’t save your progress. Let’s say you knock out a guy and steal his uniform, and then save. if you reload that save, then you won’t be wearing that outfit any more. So, if you’re going for a specific kill, and have to follow the same steps over and over again, constantly reloading if you’re seen (which you will be, because you’re learning where everything is in the new …
If you scroll down to the bottom, you’ll see:
“Modified – Snowfall/Binaries/Win64/GWT.exe (+263.42 MiB)”
Which quadruples the total of the executable size, a hard indicator of the addition.