Agent 64: Spies Never Die

If youre a fan of old school fps's like goldeneye or perfect dark this is the game for you and there is online co op and multiplayer with bots.

Agent 64 stands out as being such a unique game for this day and age. It really feels like I jumped back 20 years and played a new game of that time. It leans into that with it's controls which feel wonky at first but over time I grew to love them. It really gives the game such a unique flavor. Co-op was welcome and a really fun time. The star of the show was the level design and to me it even beats out some of the greats like Doom 2016. The levels all feel unique and what they have you doing feels interactive and not just the same combat encounters with moderately different landscapes around. It's a game with a lot of charm that doesn't overstayed it's welcome and allowed me to re-experience a piece of gaming history (that's at least what it felt like).

Excellent gameplay. Felt like I was back in time playing 007 GoldenEye and Perfect Dark on the N64 and the art style felt like playing the TimeSplitter series. The cheat (Paradox) system is amazing but there seems to be one cheat missing.... ALL GUNS. It would be great to have that cheat unlockable to pair with Infinite Ammo. Otherwise, GREAT GAME! :)

Very close to greatness. It's extremely fun on the campaign side. Colors and Lighting is very well placed and catch the mood quite good. Definitely a Thumbs up on the music aswell. Some levels are quite tough to almost unfair in my opinion, but this could very well be a skill issue on my end. Brought me back to the Goldeneye Days, but tries to have a little unique spin on it! Absolutely recommend.

Great game! The controls, map designs and difficulty feel right at home Goldeneye / PD's style. The gunplay is solid and sfx are crunchy, making the gameplay loop pretty satisfying to learn and get better at. As much as I enjoy the game however, I don't think I could recommend it for those looking to get 100% achievements; specifically getting the achievement Speed Demon, which requires you to beat every level (on specific difficulties) in very little time. I do love a speedrun challenge, but when you're required to beat a longer level, on a higher difficulty, with very little time to waste, it very quickly becomes annoying and not fun to play. Especially even more annoying that those Par Time runs have unlockables hiding behind them, so if you want to 100% the game, you might as well become a full-time speedrunner because you will be dying a LOT. Besides all that though, it's still a great FPS that offers a tough yet satisfying challenge. Haven't played the multiplayer yet but I trust that it's going to be a great time whenever I get around to it.

Agent 64: Spies Never Die is a very faithful throwback to GoldenEye 007 and Perfect Dark. The gunplay, levels and missions structure will make you feel right at home. But, some things about the campaign are a bit annoying and could be improved: - Weapon selection is limited to a few pistols and the same 2 or 3 automatics. - Sniper Rifle doesn't seem to zoom further than other weapons. - Enemy AI sometimes have a long starting animation, giving you plenty of time to attack. I wish they could throw grenades instead. They can melee attack, which is great. - Item selection is done by menus. I would prefer new key binds different from weapon cycling. Personally, the look of the menus could be better: GoldenEye used a watch, Perfect Dark something similar. But here, it's basic PC menu. This is where the game could bring out its own personality. There is no mission briefing section to explain where the player is, what he has to do and why in the context of the story could be interesting. The story is pretty much in the intro cutscenes and in the mission objective description. As for multiplayer, I haven't touched it. But, since the targeting system is more like the console games, I prefer something like a classic PC shooter. GoldenEye Source 5.0 is a better option for me.

Agent 64: Spies Never Die is an absolute treasure. It's clearly a love letter to the era of spy-themed first-person shooters, striking the balance between impressive quality while not taking itself so seriously. There are numerous references for nostalgic gamers to appreciate, and moreover, the game delivers nostalgia with a little dusting of modern sensibility. This results in experiencing the thrill and joy of revisiting an older-style game without griding your teeth at the painful parts. For example, the escort mission with Dana ended up being one of my favorite segments because the character could actually fend for themselves. I highly recommend anyone who wants to feel like a badass polygonal spy once more. I applaud Replicant D6 on making a game that is fun, fuels nostalgia, and offers endless replayability.

Captures the nostalgia perfectly. Also the controlls are done verry well with mouse and keyboard. It´s a hommage to Golden Eye and done right. My only complaint is that there is no train level... I would suggest playing it form the beginning on, atleast on agent, than you don´t have to repeat missions (honestly some ar so good, that I repeated theam on special agent).