Secret Agent

Oh boy, the feels. Don't let my play count fool you, I played this on end when I was young. Brings back the memories of taking apart and building computers when I was just learning to ride a bike. Controls are still soft and the enemies dumb, just the way I liked them. Great game to dip in and out of when you want to remember a simpler time. Works great on Windows 10.

For those who love nostalgia of the DOS and Windows 95 era game. Apogee, now 3D Realms, released a series of side scrolling platformers. This and Crystal Caves. This game when I was a lad of 10 would play this with my brother. We would take turns on each of the bases and destroy evil. This game is a platform puzzle, not mind boggling difficult puzzles, just stuff like collecting items in a certain order. I am running this on Windows 10 without problem, and my brother also purchased the game, and he is running it on Windows 8.1. Buy this game. This is all I can say.

It's a great game, but the developer released a remastered version here on Steam that I think adds more value. Get that one instead. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1607670/Secret_Agent_HD/]Secret Agent HD[/url]

I have no idea how I finished this game when I was a kid, I keep failing the very first mission over and over again.... damn this new generation games took all my skills with their modern graphics I had the shareware version of this game (AKA DEMO) it had FULL access to Episode 1 that I never thought it was actually a demo because it took me days to play and finish it and I had a lot of fun with the game. but now a days you pay for a $60 game and the file size is something around 50+ GB it gives you access to %10 of content and rest is DLC and Microtransactions, this game costs less than a dollar (if bought in 3D Realm Package) and it gives you full access to all 3 episodes without an extra charge.

一款很有年代的横板动作游戏 玩法就是在一个大地图里自由选择小关卡去挑战，而非线性的顺序关卡 虽然是很久前的游戏，但整体画风还是能接受的 唯一觉得比较不爽的大概就是地图场景中的各种物品没有明确的区分，常常以为这是个吃的道具，碰上去才发现是个陷阱死掉了 另外虽然每次都有3滴血，但没有中途存档点，也没啥回血道具，还有些陷阱还是一击必杀，整体难度还是非常高的

Oh sweet nostalgia! I played the game ages ago! Secret Agent did not lose its charm after years. It is a solid and quite demanding platformer with a huge variety of levels. It is a very old game released in 1992 and it has things that many titles released that time lacked: a bit of story, proper savings, and what is very important to me - losing all lives means repeating a level, not losing whole game. The game is not easy, getting into many places need some skills and precision, but it is not hardcore. Our secret agent and enemies move smoothly, so the gameplay is enjoyable. Graphic is decent considering the release time. The biggest con is DosBox. Yes, sadly the developer did not decide to do any improvements and released on Steam exactly same old version with all its old bugs. I remembered Secret Agent had some display problem and used to flicker in some areas. Unfortunately it still occures. I wish Secret Agent received some more love, so far the review should be mixed. The fact that the developer did not make any changes in the game since 1992, the price for the game is too high. Do not get me wrong, I love the game. But paying for the buggy product untouched for almost 30 years is not okay.

Mid 90s platformer in DOSBox. Pros: - The EGA graphics are pretty. - You can use a gamepad within the game itself and it just works without much configuration needed. - Pretty big nostalgia feels for those who played this back in the day. - Unlimited attempts which cover bad level design (see cons). Cons: - The level designs & layout itself is an exercise in frustration. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ like raised doors with locked keys on perfectly flat walls, no platform underneath, and with spikes underneath. The controls are nearly not responsive enough to easily pull that off without a lot of extra attempts/lives. - 'Super Mario' like levels which some more precise jumps are needed but you don't have 'Super Mario'-like controls. Jumps are stiff and you get 4 degrees of movement. - This is one of those games where it's clearly designed around reading a manual. Otherwise, there's lots of stuff going on that isn't explained. - Lots of 'junk items' that's entirely guesswork if it's pickup-able or not without a way to tell. - Lots of little side graphical glitches since the game is made for 4:3 displays (such as geforce experience and steam overlay images getting 'stuck' and glitching out) I wouldn't bother with this one unless you have a nostalgia trip. There's far better platformers out there.

Awesome DOS game. I used to play all 3 of them back in the early 90's. 91 and 92 I think. its been a blast going back and playing them again. Commander Keen will be next! Thanks early Bethesda(before you were actually Bethesda)!

I've only completed the first episode, but so far: PROS: -good puzzle/platform game, even for today's standards, and still quite fun. -nostalgic CONS: -after completing a few levels, the rest of the game (in terms of puzzles and difficulty) doesn't change much -the gameplay holds up, but not so much the graphics, sound or framerate for today's standards 5/10 gameplay (for today's standards) 7/10 gameplay (for 90's standards)