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It takes two to save the world in this Asymmetrical Spy Thriller. Pair up with a friend as a special agent or elite hacker, and work together to bring a high-tech global menace to its knees.
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God is a GeekLyle CarrSep 20219/10The ultimate spy fantasy for two people, Operation: Tango is unique, varied and an absolute must play.
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GamesHubDaniel HindesJun 20215/5 starsEven if Operation: Tango is more a series of puzzles than a traditional stealth game, both my co-op partner and I absolutely felt like secret agents by the end of it – even if we were less James Bond, and more Johnny English.
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Screen RantMaria MelusoJun 20214/5 starsA short but wildly enjoyable puzzle game.
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Checkpoint GamingEdie W-KMay 20216/10Operation: Tango gets the look and feel of being a secret agent team absolutely right, with a cool soundtrack to boot. But it’s held back by its hit-and-miss gameplay, which can range from super cool to frustrating. A longer campaign may have let the gameplay expand and deepen, but with only 6 short missions and little replay value, it ends up feeling a little shallow. The upside is, this makes the game a perfect candidate for some DLC.
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IGNLuke ReillyJun 20217/10Operation: Tango is a clever and appealing take on a co-op spy experience, although it's short and not really as replayable as it may appear.
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IGDB rating 8.5/10 from 33 ratings.
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