Agent 64: Spies Never Die

Very fun and nostalgic game! Would recommend if you liked Goldeneye and Perfect Dark

This game rules. There's only 2 things about it that are lesser than Goldeneye: no blood when you shoot enemies, and not as many death animations. There still are contextual death animations (legs, arms, head and torso) but you can't shoot a guy in the neck and watch him slowly fall to his knees like in Goldeneye. Other than that minor gripe though the game is really fun. Guns feel great to shoot, the music is really cool (subjective ik but I like it), the aesthetic/graphics are charming, the story isn't the focus but it's silly and works well enough, the levels are varied in terms of locations and required objectives, and you can experience the whole thing with a friend sitting right next to you which is awesome. Some people have issues with no voice acting (who cares imo) and the cypher system which unlocks acts. I never had an issue with cyphers as I played through the whole game beating every difficulty on each level before going on to the next. I kinda feel like that's how you're supposed to do it, as each level usually expands pretty drastically as the difficulty increases. Idk I just wanted to see everything a level had to offer before going on to the next. Maybe I'm strange. If any of this sounds good to you just buy the game. The more people who buy this game the more likely the dev is to make dlc so I have more levels to shoot guys in. That's my end game with this review. Also if you like speedrunning this game feels great to go fast in. Just remember that strafing doesn't make you go any faster.

Good Ol James Bond style shootin

this game is great they really got the combat and feel perfect for those classic games, even though theres no voices and the dialogue is cheesy its still ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ great i love it so much haha

This game really gets the feel of those old school console shooters right, but with adjustments such as making hip shooting much less accurate to counteract how easy these old games would have been with mouse and keyboard controls. The missions feel just the right length, not too long nor too short, and the target times are absolutely brutal in the best way possible, maximizing replayability for even the most hardcore of Goldeneye/Perfect Dark/Timesplitters fans. At the time of writing this review I have yet to try the multiplayer mode, aside from the prebuilt challenges, but that's another delightful modernization of the old games this title is nodding towards. I do wish the multiplayer maps were more than slight modifications of the single player campaign maps, the shape of most of them aren't quite the best for multiplayer and often feel big and empty with far spanning corners that can take way too long to get over to. But it's understandable given the small size of the dev team. Overall a very fun shooter and definitely worth checking out if you've got any nostalgia at all for the old shooters this game is imitating.

i love this game and want more guns 12/11

Man they really nailed the feeling. I just wish it were a bit longer