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You are John Cord, an MI6 Secret Service agent who has been sent to Vologia, USSR, at the request of CIA, to help track down a missing agent. Captured by Nagarov forces, you are alone in a hostile country. You must escape, infiltrate, sneak and shoot yo...
You are John Cord, an MI6 Secret Service agent who has been sent to Vologia, USSR, at the request of CIA, to help track down a missing agent. Captured by Nagarov forces, you are alone in a hostile country. You must escape, infiltrate, sneak and shoot your way through increasingly dangerous locations. Find out who betrayed you and get closer to the ruthless mastermind behind the plan to trigger a nuclear holocaust!
Enter the world of espionage and conspiracy in which intelligence and self control will be your only way out.
Stealth or brute force... The choice is yours!
A gripping spy-themed storyline that will keep you entertained for over 60 hours
A great adventure gameplay with a mix of stealth, survival and action
An unusual example of adding a movie-like field to the game without sacrificing the game
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A very unique game. Basically a point and click adventure in Resident Evil clothing where your gun is less of a weapon and more of a "cursor function" among the classic look/use/talk (but still has limited ammunition!). Gripping James-Bondesque "low sci-fi" story (narrated in the form of flashbacks as a captured spy is confessing under torture). Great worldbuilding (the "land train" is a genius idea that could probably work in reality). Sensible, logical puzzles (no "combine dog with banana" stuff here). A must play.
I used to own this on C.D. untill my parents sold it, never did forgive them for that. It's truly a unique game with the camera angles and dialog. The story will suck you in almost instantly. It's a steal for five dollars, I've been looking everywhere for it and it's so rare that I found it on amazon for seventy dollars! H*** NO!! The graphics for the game itself where flawless and top-notch for it's time. The graphics for the cut scenes where ahead of their time and awed me and they still do. It's what every gamer could want, perfect voice acting, above average graphics (for it's time,) instant story that makes you play when you've had enough and choices.
I first played this as a demo when I was a kid. Picked it up on GoG and it's pretty much as I remember it, though a little dated now.
The demo was the "Land Train" level, which is probably one of the coolest levels in the game. Set on board an enormous behemoth of a vehicle, think a train-length monster truck, you have to sneak through the hallways and climb around on the roof. Definitely a neat idea for a level and it's nice to see a game doing something different.
The gameplay in general mixes stealth, action and adventure gameplay mechanics. Unfortunately, while each aspect is solid and reliable, none of the three truly excels above any specialised game. The combat is a passable case of just shooting things with a pistol, the stealth consists of punching guys in the back of the head and pressing "hack" on a wristwatch a few times and the adventure gameplay consists of talking to people for a few sentences and solving some simple puzzles.
The two main irritants lie with the adventure gameplay aspect. Not only are the conversations pretty shallow (perhaps the only cool feature is you can pull a gun on some people to threaten them) but there is some "adventure game logic" going on too, with slightly weird puzzles.
Then there are some rather annoying instances throughout the levels of what feels like deliberate length-padding, with silly backtracking back and forth between rooms to perform simple tasks.
Sometimes the two are combined. One level asks you to find a ladder to a control room. The ladder to this vital room is...in a prison cell? Why the heck would you put a vital entrance to a vehicle's control centre in the middle of a prisoner's cell? It's literally the last place that makes sense o_0
This same puzzle requires that you push a button on a computer to unlock the cell, go into the cell, try to climb a ladder, go back to the computer to open the ladder and THEN climb the ladder. Needless busywork.
Finally, pre-rendered backgrounds look nice, RE-like.
The story is the game's saving grace. It's not super original or anything, but it's good and has some fun characters. The graphics are pretty dated even for 2000, but it's obvious the game was developed with ps1 in mind. Personally I dig old-school 3d games with prerendered backgrounds, so if that's your thing, you're gonna like them. What makes the game less than stellar, are the controls. They are horrible horrible. Resident Evil 1 feels super smooth in comparison. They are imprecise, your character gets stuck on scenery all the time, turns into random direction whenever he encounters a solid object, when you press the 'use' button he may choose a point of interest at random, even if it's on the other side of the room. The game would've worked way better as a classic point and click adventure, games Revolution was known for. If your looking for good, old-school, stealth gameplay from that era, you'd be better off with Metal Gear Solid and Tenchu on ps1 and Thief on PC.
I thought I would enjoy this game, and I definitely tried to! Sadly, it has some major flaws that are hard to overlook. Mainly the terrible controls and the dated 3d graphics and animations. Sure, it's not exactly a new game, but still, it's hard to think that Quake III and Deus Ex were both released before this. Revolution Software has made several awesome games - this isn't one of them. It does, however, have some qualities. The mix of genres is pretty cool, the atmosphere is nice and the voice acting good. You might find some value in this title if you're able to overlook its flaws, unfortunately, I couldn't.
