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Agent 64: Spies Never Die 2026

Shooter, Adventure, Indie, Action

Relive the golden era of gaming with a retro FPS that captures the essence of 90s console shooters. Embark on a thrilling journey of espionage and action, tackling various objectives while battling cutting-edge 64bit powered enemy AI. Enter a world where bullets and secrets collide! John Walter, ex special agent, is thrown back into action to save the world once more. Protect the future against the phantoms of the past. Be the most elite operative the world has ever seen!

Shooter Adventure Indie Action Science fiction Stealth Mystery Spy Secret agent Retro Heist 3d 1990s Old school Mission based Espionage Hacking ConspiracyPC (Microsoft Windows)

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ShacknewsLucas WhiteAug 20268/10
Agent 64: Spies Never Die is a fun shooter that goes above and beyond to act as an accurate facsimile of Nintendo 64 shooters, particularly Goldeneye.
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Gaming AgeMatthew PolleselAug 20269/10
But who wants modern when Agent 64 shows how much it can be to jump in a time machine and pretend it’s still 1997? This is how homages to the past should be done – without pretense or winking, and a health dose of fun sprinkled liberally throughout.
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Smash JumpJoshua HowardAug 20269/10
Agent 64: Spies Never Die is about as close as a perfect game can get. It sets out to make a game that is inspired by N64 shooters and does well with flying colors. There are a handful of frustrations, but that does not invalidate the excellent done with the story, the buckets of content, and the classic multiplayer that does not feel outdated at all. Sometimes old dogs do not need to learn new tricks.
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Maximum UtmostZoey HandleyAug 20265/10
Agent 64 is successful in replicating a lot of the look, feel, and swagger of Goldeneye, but when it comes to putting it into practice, at least when it comes to singleplayer, it doesn’t come close. And for me, the fact that the actual mission design falls so short made all of its successes feel superficial, even if, on paper, it succeeds more than it fails. You can take from that what you want. Maybe if multiplayer is what you’re showing up for, it will scratch the itch. I’d rather just disavow any knowledge of Agent 64.
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TechRaptorAustin SutherAug 20266.5/10
Agent 64 manages to capture some of the charm from GoldenEye 007, including gunplay that feels right at home on mouse and keyboard. Still, there are some rough edges that detract from the experience, including boring story objectives and poor multiplayer map design.
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