The Rogue FPS You Will Love and Hate project is a tactical first-person action game for action shooters in which you play as a secret agent with the task of locating data on a stolen nuclear warhead. This game, developed by Innerloop Studios in 2000 and published by Eidos Interactive, is also known as Project: I’m Going In and contains hidden missions reminiscent of the Metal Gear Solid series. It has a sequel titled: Covert Strike.
The Dangerous Life of an Secret Agent project follows the story of Agent Jones, who is tasked with capturing Josef Priboy for information about a missing nuclear warhead. You play at different levels where you have to achieve goals in order to get closer to the current place of Pribo. It will unlock when you complete the previous mission. Ania, who follows Jones by phone, gives him her goals through those areas; (function () {(‘review-app-page-desktop’);}); you start with 4 weapons: a combat knife and three different rifles. You also have binoculars and a folder containing your progress log and goals. To get more items like ammunition, grenades and medics, you need to explore the current location, but the weapon and its ammunition can easily be eliminated by eliminated enemies as they will not shave. That’s why it’s worth being patient and eliminating all enemy NPCs to save yourself; the game emphasizes invisibility as there are both cameras and alarms. You can turn on security buildings to turn off the cameras for a few minutes, but it has a hidden timer, so it is recommended that you destroy it whenever you can. Alarms can also be deactivated with keys spread in place, but will sound again if the enemy is warned enough. Unfortunately, they usually miss your presence a; Prepare your disappointment Poor AI enemies are one of the biggest drawbacks of the game. They have a limited range of sight and sound, even if you shoot him with a gun that hasn’t gone silent, they usually won’t hear it and may not even see the corpse far enough. Alarms will also not affect all enemies, although this limitation is in some ways possible due to the lack of a non-lethal method in the game, which is a problem; Another problem in the game is the complete absence of a storage system. There are no checkpoints to load you in the middle of the mission. Once you die, the mission fails and you start again, all progress is lost and most missions are long. It doesn’t help that you can knock down enemies without making a noise; it just makes the game frustrating; the last problem is the lack of multiplayer modes, although this is not too important in the game. However, it is still disappointing to see that tactical mechanics are applied in shooting and it does not offer players the opportunity to team up or compete with each other like other shooting games of their generation. : Covert Strike got this way and an opportunity to save because of the amount of fans who wanted a benchmark for future stealth games. Project was actually a long-awaited game because it had a different style of play compared to other FPS games at the time. A serious lack of key features and an overall boring AI programming in response to the player, however, his actions yielded an unsatisfactory experience. Surprisingly, however, it continued to become popular, and is now a nostalgic piece in the childhood of fans of covert shooters.