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The fate of the free world rests in your hands. Problem is, you can't remember why! You play a top secret agent on a top secret mission into the heart of Indo-China. However, it seems it was less than secret. You're ambushed as you get out of your plane. You've awakened in a dank & run-down hotel room. You can't rmember how you got there. You can't remember your mission.....and you can't remember YOU! Time to start worrying. |
| In what can be best described as a combinaion of RESIDENT EVIL for it's movie like camera angles & DEJA VU for it's overall story line & plot devices, Secret Mission only manages to just barely keep your intrest. The pace of the game is very slow, a plus for those who're more into the story angle of the game. However, it's just not got the overall speed of movement to keep even the most die-hard player from getting a little of that "BOGGED DOWN" feeling. |
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The controls, while very simplistic, can get cumbersome at times. However, since most of the games' puzzles are childishly simple, the problem shouldn't happen too often. Sound effects & voice overs are very good, though emotionless. Plus some of the accents sound VERY fake. The biggest complaint you'll probably have though is re-play value... there isn't any. Its the same everytime you play. To sum it up, if you're looking for a medium to slow paced adventure with not too difficult puzzles. This game is for you. If you need a real challenge, look elsewhere. |
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