Agent Team Simulator

What you see is what you get with this game. It can be a fun little time killer, and gets a bit addictive once you get into it. Ultimately, if you're in the mood for some uncomplicated enjoyment, this is a great option to have running in the background then playing in between other activities. Plus with a promise of future updates from the Dev, I can only see this title improving. Give it a try!

Play an 'M' type role as in the James Bond movies and decide who you will send on a mission and with what items, perks and other agents. For a one man band independent developer the game has excelled my expectations, the time, amount of detail, thought process and overall planning of the game is quite breathtaking. Some reviewers on here are too harsh or have not delved into the game fuller to appreciate the time and effect it must have taken for a solo indie dev. I love the achievement feature, have played some of the mini games, collected a vast majority of the agents available on the free game and am now onto the Extreme level of missions. I buy NFT pics on Crypto.com and would love to see some of the characters from Agent Team Simulator (ATS) as the background information for each agent is quite staggering, obviously the pictures would need some work to define them better, if anyone lists NFT's it might be worth contacting the guy in the Nerdybird Studios to help him get them in crypto space. I find ATS addictive at the moment, sorting missions in the morning, afternoon and at night time, once you set the agents on a mission you don't need to do anything other than wait for the result for that mission, you build up your agents, items and perks, exchange tokens for Gems to buy more agents, it's a thought provoking game. I'm nearing the end of the free game and have decided to buy all the DLC so that I can complete all the campaigns available, that will also support the developer, I wish him all the luck for future projects, more of the same quality and content please.

Fun little Simulator, I like how many agents there are to recruit, and it is always exciting to see who you receive each time you collect a new one

No meaningful progression There is absolutely no reason to play this game. After the tutorial, which is not very long, you have basically seen the whole game

Agent Team Simulator is a really great free game, the completion of Missions is very satisfying and so is expanding your Agent Roster. Each Agent is very unique with their own style and backstory, you can tell they've had effort put in to make each addition to the squad feel special. Plus the Minigames and Quizzes are a nice touch; they are fun to play while you're Agents are on Mission. I'd say there's not reason not to give this a go if you're looking for a easy game to run in the background. 9/10

I really enjoy this game

Only good part of this game is it saves to the cloud, and makes progress when logged out.

Agent Team Simulator is a surprisingly engaging mix of absurdity and fun. Despite its basic premise of managing a team of secret agents on global missions, it somehow works well enough to be addictive. The gameplay leans into time management and idle mechanics, with the thrill of building your elite team from scratch. There's a sense of humor here, especially in the way missions unfold in such an exaggerated way—though the lack of polish in certain areas (like clunky interface and repetitive mechanics) can be a turnoff for some. Still, the game provides a relaxing, lighthearted experience that’s perfect for casual gaming sessions. It’s easy to get sucked in, and even though it’s free-to-play, there’s enough depth to keep you invested. However, the grind can be tedious at times, and bugs or progress issues do crop up occasionally, though these are often addressed in updates. If you enjoy laid-back simulation games with a quirky twist, it’s definitely worth giving a try.