Secret Agent HD

A very simple, easy platformer that can develop into surprising depth and difficulty for such an old game. This remake is faithful and well done. Absolutely worth the dollar it cost me!

Awesome game. loving it

It provides quite an amazing challenge because of the puzzles.

Secret agent HD is really fun first time playing it and love it just like the duke nukem 1 and 2 games they need to bring those back

This is the best remaster of a classic game I have ever seen. Looks and feels exactly the same - graphics, sound, gameplay. If you loved this game 35 years ago you are going to have an amazing time with it now. There is a whole new mission with really fun levels too.

🎮 Secret Agent HD – El regreso de un héroe que no sabías que extrañabas tanto Te juro que no sabía cuánto lo necesitaba… hasta que lo vi en Steam. Yo jugaba Secret Agent cuando era chico, en una compu que hacía más ruido que los pasos del espía cuando corría en modo sigilo. Era de esos juegos que venían en disquete, los instalabas con comandos raros en DOS, y de repente eras un tipo con anteojos oscuros, saltando entre minas, esquivando láseres, pateando barriles… ¡Y todo eso en menos de 256 colores! Cuando vi que habían sacado Secret Agent HD, fue como encontrar una foto vieja tuya con amigos de la primaria: sabés que no es perfecta, pero te pega directo al pecho. Este remaster no cambia lo esencial, y eso es lo mejor. Los niveles siguen teniendo esa estructura de puzzle disfrazado de juego de plataformas, las llaves de colores están ahí, la dinamita sigue siendo una solución mágica para todo. Y ahora se ve más fluido, sin que se pierda la esencia pixelada. Lo mejor: hay un episodio nuevo. Nuevos niveles, nuevos enemigos, todo hecho como si Apogee nunca hubiera parado de sacar contenido. Y además, podés crear tus propios niveles o jugar los de otros, lo cual me voló la peluca. Imaginate tener 8 años de nuevo y poder construir tu propia base secreta. Eso sí, no esperes gráficos modernos ni una historia profunda. Secret Agent HD es lo que era: un juego simple, directo, pero hecho con cariño. Ideal para partidas cortas, para sentirte inteligente cuando resolvés un nivel sin morir, o simplemente para volver a ser esa versión tuya que se sentaba con juguito Tang al lado del teclado. En resumen: Es como encontrarte con un viejo amigo. Sigue usando los mismos chistes, las mismas frases, pero ahora se compró ropa nueva. Y vos, feliz de verlo igual que siempre.

Brutal, meticulous classic puzzle action platformer . On one end, you have Super Meat Boy, Battleblock Theater, N++, Alien Hominid, Cloudberry Kingdom, Super Mario, Celeste, etc that are fast precision platformers. Secret Agent HD is on the other end of the spectrum. I went into this game thinking that it'll be like Halloween Harry or 2D Duke Nukem. Maybe it's a bit more like GODS but better to control. Secret Agent requires meticulous, planned, tactical precision platforming, which could be rare to find in modern platformer games these days. Puzzle, Planning - In order to progress through a level, you need to find certain keys that open certain doors; items that unlock paths / remove obstacles / create paths. It is possible to get stuck or use the wrong key on the wrong door, or break the 'key-item usage' puzzle sequence. You have to restart again. Brutal - While you have 3 health, there are traps that can one shot kill you. Now you have to retry the entire level again. Good thing is that the levels are small. Once you get the correct solution, you can solve it in less than a minute or two. There's no loading screen, no lull in the action; there's always a 'one more try' motivation each time you die. You will also voluntarily want to retry the level; You missed a collectible. You collected 'SPY' in the wrong order. You realized you could have done something else, You want to try it again with a perfect run. Only thing I didn't like was that you cannot retry a level again once it's completed. You have to re-do the episode. But since each level is small enough, you can speedrun each episode in less than 1 - 2 hrs. Overall, there are 4 episodes with 16 levels in each. There's also a level editor and Steam Workshop with user-made levels to play. P.S. I played on both Steam Deck and PC. Cloud saves work fine.