
Denny, a government spy, is assigned to investigate a remote area where there is supposed to be a terrorist group. Upon arriving at the scene, Denny comes across several armed individuals, and finds possibly the largest base of the terrorist group.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Spyer is a CryEngine asset flip (very rare, obviously it's more convenient for scammers and asset flippers to flip assets for Unity and Unreal engine) from Softwaves/GamesBraz/SA Industry, who seem to be using multiple accounts, either to mislead gamers or to bypass various limits and rules from Valve on Steam (many of these asset flips are published under "GamesBraz"). The game features the traditional Brazilian SoftWaves launcher as one of several easily recognisable fingerprints from these asset flippers. Don't let the nice screenshots fool you, while CryEngine has always looked decent, the substance of a game is just as important. This is a basic story/level driven FPS game loosely ripping off Far Cry/Crysis. If you want to treat this shovelware as a serious game, it's a very badly made ripoff of Crysis, without the cool story, balanced gameplay, non-stock assets etc. Everything here seems to be made from flipped stock Crytek assets. It's basically the same asset flip as Explosiver, Combatant, Obsessive Revenge, The Thief and Rescuer... the "developer" here keeps posting the same kind of asset flip with a different name onto Steam as a nasty cash grab. They've done this 10 times now!!! That's not okay, this is pollution. It's harmful because it's taking up space that genuine developers should have to market their games to prospective buyers, and it makes it harder for gamers to find genuinely made, sincere games. An important note: SA Industry (the people behind this, despite using sockpuppet accounts like GamesBraz) are known asset flippers and have previously taken other developers work and put it on Steam in an attempt to scam gamers and get paid for someone else's effort. One example of SA Industry doing this is Drive For Your Life, which is really the "[url=https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/packs/zombie-drive-full-game-template-73074]Zombie Drive - Full Game Template[/url]" asset, written by the actual developers, Puppeteer. Asset flips are harmful to the gaming industry. They're nothing but cash grabs, and they harm genuine indie developers by reducing their visibility on Steam. They make it harder for gamers to find decent games made by genuine game developers. Because this game has all the same low quality as an asset flip, as well as the other problems with it, it's impossible to recommend.
Game is "Incomplete". Nice to look at but not worth the HD Space.
the whole bundle of games is so frustrating. Buggy. Hard to format. Many are unplayable after lots of attempts. So frustrating that I am taking the time to write this review on every single game in the bundle.
Short FPS, with decent graphic. Easy Achievements / 20min.
Мусор , небольшая карта на 15 минут беготни от точки к точке и в конце неуправляемый вертолёт на котором все заканчивается.
Shooting bad guys & snapping photos of evidence are just some of the roles of a spy and that is exactly what you will get from this cool FPS action game.
Played it a couple times, failing and dying a bit. After running back and forth between the same 3 places 10 times i get to the helicopter and it just says to leave, i get in and the waypoint is now beneath the helicopter landing pad, i fly up in the air and nothing happens so i spend 5 minutes flying around to the corners of the maps, going so high i could, so i just closed the game. Gameplay wise its like the black hawk down game from 2003 if it was stripped down to only having you walk around and shoot.
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