
THE SPY WHO SHRUNK ME is a stealth game where you are a superspy armed with a shrink ray! Shrink enemies and feed them to paper shredders - or shrink yourself to get past enemies. Sneak in 1980's Moscow and sabotage operations in a stealth game unlike any other.
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THE SPY WHO SHRUNK ME is a stealth game where you are a superspy armed with a shrink ray! It's 1981. Sneak onto a train inbound to Moscow and infiltrate a software company that harbors grave secrets bound to turn the Cold War into a very hot one. Armed with banana peels, airbag mines and the capability to shrink enemies and drop them in toilets and paper shredders, you are the only one standing between the dreaded General Bolscotchkovich and his Soviet army.
The Spy Who Shrunk Me is inspired by Ant-Man & Austin Powers while being a gigantic love letter to the legendary No One Lives Forever series of games.
🕵 Be agent AUDREY SMOOTHSPY, the only agent aloof enough to fight the Soviet army all by herself. Armed with a stolen Soviet shrink ray, an assorted inventory of spy gadgets and some banana peels, you're the only one affordable enough for the job of saving the free world!
👢 Keep the cold war communist regime under your heels (literally) by (also literally) flushing their cronies down the toilet! Manipulate your enemies size using your trusty shrink ray. And when the going gets tough, zip past enemies as a tiny shrunk spy.
👒Audrey's adventure takes you all the way to MOSCOW and BERLIN to find out what a sinister software company office complex is actually hiding within! Sneak aboard a train, defuse a nuke and kidnap a scientist into a purse! Don't get caught or risk getting stomped on!
🎶 A fully voice-acted narrative adventure with multiple endings and music that makes you want to jam Soviets down paper shredders!
🔮 Play your way! Challenge yourself by completing the adventure without killing anyone or without getting detected.
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Languages: English*, Finnish, Turkish*languages with full audio support
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- Competent, basic line of sight based stealth with a good shrinking gimmick. Being able to hide in corners felt original, though I think the shrink ray's ammo system could've used some more rethinking. - The AI pathing was very rough, but at least you could work around it by listening for sounds and hiding behind almost anything - Checkpoints were pretty poorly placed at times - Has the NOLF-like charm to it, especially with the (repetitive) enemy banter
"The Spy Who Shrunk Me was created by an untalented team comprised of multiple brain dead team members of various states of drunkedness," is the first message you see when launching the game. After playing 20 minutes, I was extremely disappointed to realize that it wasn't a joke. :-/ This is an extremely buggy mess. I lost the ability to crouch less than a minute into the game. I had a showstopping bug in level 2, so I reloaded the last checkpoint (no manual saves), and that caused the gadget I was holding to disappear and I couldn't get it back. Clipping and poor physics are rampant, and some models appear to be unfinished. You can't re-map keys, which I think is an unforgivable sin for any developer. And why is this 20GB?? This game is much smaller and less detailed than NOLF, which was 1GB. This is a total flaming wreck, is virtually unplayable, and shouldn't have been released. It's a shame, because this game has some clever ideas. But they are executed poorly. When you "knock out" an enemy, they stay down for like 2 seconds. Shrinking an enemy and putting them in a trash bin or shredder is a fun concept, but it turns out that dropping a shrunken enemy anywhere at all causes them to blow up, which makes the bin and shredder feel completely pointless. I wish I didn't wait 5 years to play this after I bought it, otherwise I'd get a refund. I really don't like to leave bad reviews, but I hate to say that this game really deserves it.
Very Good
Is a K game. Problems are some jacky stuff, like how sometimes they should not see you in some situation, you are detected during the time stop if you walk to close to guards and they know where you are after the the time stop, the guards make the 'notice' sound but they are not actually alerted, the teleporter can sometimes get you outside the map, crouching under objects can be a little sketchy to say the least, some maps have some true problem with lag and the last map (which is an extra map) dropped really in quality when it comes to design and voice acting (except for the main heroine). Also, the mines seems totally useless. Never used them, and dunno why you should. They need to be placed on a place you stand, so just use the banana. Also they seem to (if I understand the tutorial correctly) that they will make sound and alert? the guards, which seems pretty useless. Then it would be have been better to replace it with some noice cracker or something that you can throw. That being said, it is was an interessting game to try out, and kinda of fun when you understood the jackiness and tried to speed run it. It also gave some really frustrating moments.
very nice 8/10 non replayable
Zuerst vorweg, ich LIEBE die Idee von dem Game, aber leider leider leider hat das Spiel so viele Bugs, welche dem Durchspielen des Spieles im Weg steht. Abgesehen davon, benötigt das Spiel noch weitere Optimierungsmaßnahmen, die das Gameplay deutlich besser machen könnten.
It's short (about 2 hours) and fun enough. I kinda turned on the humor at the end when the main character monologues about the game being just long enough that it can't be refunded. I don't know how to feel about ending on a joke like that. Weird flex?
385 рублей много слишком, игра короткая, анимации топорные, есть баги из за которых приходилось до сохранения откатываться, дорого слишком для такой игры
De la grosse merde où tu ne peux même pas changer la configuration du clavier EN > FR, et où les développeurs t'expliquent que c'est pas possible, du grand n'importe quoi...
i bought this to play in vr, i clipped out of the map twice in the first 5 seconds and the teleport locomotion doesn't work and there's no seated mod. please just buy budget cuts instead.
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