
A retro spy FPS inspired by the N64 era. Go guns-blazing in action-packed shootouts, steal secret plans, and accomplish objectives while foiling evildoers’ schemes as a secret agent in a solo or co-op campaign. Fight friends in both local split-screen multiplayer and online with up to 8 opponents.
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Step into an adrenaline-fueled, retro first-person shooter paying homage to the beloved console shooters of the ‘90s.
Engage in pulse-pounding shootouts against cutting-edge enemy AI straight out of the futuristic realm of 1997.
Embark on 14 daring missions as Secret Agent John Walter, an elite operative tasked with saving the world from his arch-nemesis, Dominic Pulp. Protect the future against the phantoms of the past.
Traverse skyscrapers, nightclubs, museums, catacombs, and snow bases in a heart-pumping journey of espionage.
Play the entire campaign as a one-man army or alongside friends via split-screen and online cooperative play!
Each story mission is a self-contained environment where you have to accomplish varied objectives, such as hacking terminals, stealing secret plans, freeing civilian hostages, and much more… all while fighting armed guards in epic shootouts, of course.
3 Difficulty Levels
Every mission can be completed in 3 distinct difficulty modes (Agent, Special Agent, and 64 Agent). With higher difficulty comes more objectives, and more open areas to discover.
(Tip: Start with Agent to familiarize yourself with the missions, then ramp up the difficulty to discover what comes next.)
By beating par times and other trials, you can unlock Paradox Modes, which contain 70+ modifiers and cheats that enable various effects on regular gameplay, including:
Big Heads
Melee Disarms
Slow Bullet Speeds
No Reload
…and many more!
Ready for an unorthodox challenge? Complete Contracts: remixed missions with different objectives and Paradox mode pre-sets for additional Paradox unlocks.
Fight against friends in local split-screen multiplayer combat, or take the gunfight online with up to 8 players and 8 additional bots.
Enjoy full lobby customization including teams, weapon set, rule sets and paradox modifiers, with up to 10 saved pre-sets to your liking.
Deathmatch: Classic deathmatch, score the more frags to win!
Briefcase: Capture the briefcase and hold it for long enough to score a point. But don't get too comfortable, after each point won, the briefcase position is reset to a random point on the map.
Zone: You have to capture the zone on the map to score points. Don't let any enemy contest it as it will stall the countdown!
Challenges: special matches against pre-set bots where players must reach a precise score under a certain amount of time. The faster you win, the better the prizes. Unlock maps, characters, music tracks, and more!
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It feels like a good fun game that brings back lots of feelings of playing goldeneye and perfect dark but on the PC (k/m used). some may find a few mechanics dated but that's the point, it's suppose to invoke the ups and downs of old n64 design just as if you were to get those two games running on the pc with keyboard and mouse.
I spent a lot of time playing GoldenEye and Perfect Dark as a kid. I had a Mac and an N64, so I missed the boat on a lot of shooters, but oh man, did I spend a lot of time with those games' janky aiming, the weird rolls and dodges and stuff guards would do, and the whole logic of how to circle strafe and confuse the AI to victory. I love how much Agent 64 taps into that old muscle memory. It's a challenging game, and I like how the developer took the standard levels of complication from the old games (three levels of difficulty, cheats, etc), and added all sorts of new wrinkles. I like how you need to play the early missions on harder difficulties to unlock more missions. I have minor complaints (the weapon switcher would be better as a wheel if you hold the button; right now it doesn't give enough visual or auditory feedback) but overall this is a wonderful, impressive effort. Cheers to the developer for these years of hard work - this has been on my wishlist since I played the demo literal years ago!
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Languages: English, Japanese, French
Hours played at review time, across 619 reviews with recorded playtime.
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pretty good. definitely has the feel. Hope they add more variety of guns. Perhaps make the silenced weapsons more steath. Enemy AI seems to react to them the same as any weapon
I had my eye on this game exclusively for the campaign and it did not disappoint. The run time is brisk and the comparisons to its obvious inspiration GoldenEye 64 are warranted, but I don't know that I've encountered a shooter as bloody-mindedly simple and brutal as this since Wolfenstein 3D. The game as I experienced it was not about weapon variety (you'll mostly rely on a few marginally distinct automatic weapons throughout) and it wasn't even about the mission objectives in the same way that GoldenEye was (they are mostly clear and unobtrusive). Instead, this is a game about mowing down hoards of inaccurately-firing fodder with the generous auto-aim while being only a few mistakes or miscalculations away from having your tiny health bar depleted and having to try the level over again. The feeling is a great combination of adrenaline and tension, and it made me eager to get back to the game each and every day. While I was irritated when the story, such as it is, turned out to be a feghoot, this didn't detract from the sheer rush of the core gameplay in the campaign. If the no-frills feeling of Wolfenstein 3D appealed to you, I believe you'll find similar enjoyment in this game.
Meh I'd rather just play Perfect Dark
We have Goldeneye at home. (Affectionate)
Took like 20 tries to do Vault on 64 Agent mode. My room is sound dampened but I think my neighbours are scared of me now.
Reminds me of 007, love it.
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AMAZING if you loved golden eye or perfect dark as a kid you will love this game. Just beat it thanks for a great time. Waiting on next levels!
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