Phantom Doctrine is a strategic turn-based espionage thriller set at the peak of the Cold War. Drawing on a wide variety of influences and capturing the subtle intrigue of classic spy films, the game thrust the player into a mysterious world of covert operations, counterintelligence, conspiracy and...
Phantom Doctrine is a strategic turn-based espionage thriller set at the peak of the Cold War. Drawing on a wide variety of influences and capturing the subtle intrigue of classic spy films, the game thrust the player into a mysterious world of covert operations, counterintelligence, conspiracy and paranoia.
As the leader of a secret organization known only as The Cabal, you are charged with preventing a global conspiracy that seeks to pit leader against leader, and nation against nation. By carrying out secret missions, investigating classified files, and interrogating enemy agents, a sinister plot is uncovered. With the clock ticking, it must be thwarted in order to save the world from an unthinkable fate.
A Deep Single-Player Story Campaign: the 40+ hour single-player campaign mode features a rich, gripping plot woven with numerous historical events and characters to bring the terrifying reality of the Cold War to life from a unique perspective.
Next-generation turn-based combat: offers unprecedented flexibility of movement and actions, including variable Overwatch modes and assault-oriented Breach ability.
Expanded battlefield: assets can be positioned around the world, enabling you to call for assistance in the heat of battle. But the enemy can also bring in reinforcements, including heavy weapons and even air support. Don’t bring a knife to a gunfight.
Knowledge is power: Improve your chances of success by infiltrating mission locations with undercover operatives. Attempt to stay one step ahead of enemy agents, who are also preparing to spring their own devious traps.
Lurk in the shadows with fully-fledged stealth gameplay: Clandestine operations can be completed with suppressed weapons, silent takedowns and cutting edge Cold War technology.
Take charge of the crucial counterintelligence operation: Recruit from both the KGB and the CIA, the criminal fraternity, or even utilise the unique talents of subjects of secret government experiments. Weapons, resources and contacts can be secured around the globe, enabling you to command from afar. But if the situation requires a hands-on approach, you will be locked, loaded and ready to fight.
Innovative Investigation Board: Utilizing a classic pinboard and string approach, the Investigation Board is the hub from where cases, locations and individuals can be researched to reveal new missions, resources and technologies. In Phantom Doctrine, investigation and intel is an active and vital element of success.
Multiplayer Battles: lose friends and make new enemies in ruthless online multiplayer matches. Experience the deviousness and lethality of Phantom Doctrine in easily-accessible and action-packed 1v1 skirmishes.
Utilize ruthless Technology: New capabilities can either be stolen from the enemy or researched yourself, and then ruthlessly used to your advantage. Often experimental and morally dubious, brainwashing, interrogation, body engineering and chemical enhancement are all fair game as you extract information by any means necessary.
Fully customizable character creation: Operatives can be customized each time they need a new identity. Change their appearance, forge their documents, train them in the deadly arts and send them back into the field.
Carefully Designed handcrafted levels: The combination of large, handcrafted maps and meticulous, smart design ensures great visual and gameplay variety. Travel the world of the 1980s in the grip of the Cold War on both sides of the Iron Curtain.
Replayable modular campaign: a wide array of mechanics ensures markedly different playthroughs. A unique experience is guaranteed by randomly generated character names and backgrounds, algorithmically populated and adapted maps, and randomized intelligence snippets.
A spy thriller from two different points of view: Play as either a former KGB counterintelligence operative or a renegade CIA wet work commando. Each has to come to terms with the truth and challenge the global conspiracy. Complete the campaign to be rewarded with an additional protagonist in Extended Playthrough.
No mission is too big or too small: whether infiltrating a busy government facility to surgically assassinate a target, or mounting a full frontal assault on an enemy base. With a plethora of optional objectives, additional loot and intelligence to collect, it is only up to you how complex each mission will be. Your decisions make all the difference.
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Multiplayer notice: Phantom Doctrine features crossplay matches that you can play with your friends no matter where the game was purchased (PC only).
Multiplayer notice: Please note that GOG GALAXY is required to access Multiplayer.
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system.
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Multiplayer notice: Phantom Doctrine features crossplay matches that you can play with your friends no matter where the game was purchased (PC only).
Multiplayer notice: Please note that GOG GALAXY is required to access Multiplayer.
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system.
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I'm playing the game since 20 hours and I absolutely love it. The biggest influence for the games is obviously XCOM, but there are also elements of one of my all-time favourites COVERT ACTION to find in there. And that's what I hoped for. Everything has been blended together quite nicely in addition with some fresh new game ideas. Also technically the game operates on a very high level and once you start paying attention to the textures on the monitors and posters, you'll see how much love went into the game. I'd only wish they'd add the same stealth restrictions to big weapons as come with the armor and that enemies would still recognize you after you stay too long in their cone of vision, even when you're disguised. The disguise option makes the game much too easy right now.
Phantom Doctrine carries cosmetic elements from the XCOM reboot, but plays more like a squad based evolution of Covert Action.
I favor games with Push Your Luck mechanics, and this has them in spades.
Risk/Reward requires constant balancing in the tactical missions, which involve infiltration and often escalating to rolling gunfights. Rewards scattered across every map assist in the Strategic element later, if retrieved, but require exposing agents to more time on target. Constant re-enforcements and airstrikes once combat kicks off require speed to avoid getting overrun, but speed means taking chances, and taking chances means inevitably making mistakes and getting broadsided. Almost anything you do before the enemy becomes aware of your presence involves taking on the risk of being discovered. Getting offsite involves not just clustering agents at a pre-determined point, but calling in evac, which takes several turns to arrive. If the Evac vehicle is on site more than a few turns, you advance a doom clock (enemy intel on your actions) that hurts your Strategic level play.
Strategic play offers limited assets that must be balanced, usually with "payment in advance" for advantages or to avoid difficulties. If you want a sufficiently large team to stay on top of everything, you'll run a larger risk of bringing in an enemy mole. Cashflow is largely enhanced by way of very expensive initial investments. Body modifications can enhance your agents, but conflicts between drugs means taking advantageous meds now may prevent the use of better meds later.
My big problems with X-Com (the reboot) are largely solved here. Strategic play is vastly improved and doesn't feel irrelevant with eventually victory assumed. Cameras rotate freely, not to fixed angles. Choices have weight, failure has cost, but messing up a few times doesn't require a full restart.
It's good, is what I'm saying.
As a xcom1/2 veteran wanted to play something else. While phoenix point failed big time, this game was a huge surprise.
Good story and cold war feel (fancy some le carre books?). Nice balance between stealth and combat (and frequently you decide on that). And it even does certain things much better than firaxis classics e.g. mid-late game much more interesting (especially on ironman) and you always hit when adjacent to the enemy (no more 95% misses).
Definitely recommended, despite small flaws
Does the game have some flaws? Sure.
Does the game covered every basis of infiltrations? No.
But the core game play is interesting. The game incite you to be stealthy. Offers means of being not stealthy at all. And gives you the sensation of being in a Cold War era spy movie.
It's fun!
Oh, and it's not X-Com. At all. They did several changes that I would love to see in X-Com to the combat system.
I've ruined a couple of night's rests on this game and kept comming back from more. So clearly this game is doing something right. But between the bugs, odd design choices and unexplained mechanics, there's plenty that might turn you off.
It'll take some trial and error to figure out that knocking out three people in a level during infiltration will bring enemy agents down on you without fail the next turn. Knock them out first though, and you can wipe out an entire enemy cell undetected, which is quite satisfying. What I found less exciting was the time it took the scour the entire map for loot and intel prior. This tended to take a lot more turns than actually completing my mission.
The combat system is also a quirky little beast, with its awareness resource that is great at mitigating some weapon's damage (single shots) but quickly drained from others (automatic fire). Once you master it though, it's quite functional, although I wish it were easier to see if an enemy has enough awareness to mitigate your next attack. The late game also gets a bit easy, thanks to extra move and action points.
On the world map, I found some more annoyances. The semi-random perks made characters feel distinct, but it did leave many agents that didn't get the good perk combos doing support work, which incidentally gives insultingly little xp. The investigation boards get tedious, don't teach you (the player) anything, and the useful rewards (new training options and drugs) are outnumbered 50:1 by trash you don't need and especially more intel to solve other investigation boards. Boosting your agents with various drugs, which require other drugs and block different drugs, each with different positive and negative effects, is increadibly complicated to plan out, and can only be done one drug at the time. Queing up drugs to apply, and seeing their combined effects, would've made this so much easier.
In short: I had fun, but there's quite a bit you have to be able to look past.
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