Project I.G.I. (Project IGI: I'm Going In)

Project I.G.I. (Project IGI: I'm Going In) is a tactical first-person shooter about Agent David Jones. The hero sneaks into Russian territory to stop the terrorist Joseph Priboy. The maps are large and open. Security responds to shots. Patrols communicate via radio and change routes. The alarm raises all the guards. The enemy has stolen nuclear weapons. The contact Anya helps the hero with advice and information. She understands nuclear physics. Anya transmits information via radio. The tasks begin with a hidden approach. The walkie-talkie connects the hero with the command. Assignments are issued before departure. Weapons are represented by pistols, machine guns and sniper rifles. The knife helps to silently remove sentries. The tasks are very different: penetration, reconnaissance, sniper work. Inventory is collected from what is found at the levels. You have to save cartridges. Patrols follow routes. Automatic turrets are found at bases. Laser stretch marks require attention. Saving is available at any time. Missions include infiltrating bases and rescuing hostages. Some missions are completed only secretly. Enemies quickly raise the alarm. A miss costs the entire operation. Recharging is done manually. Accuracy at a distance decides the outcome. Ammunition is picked up from enemy bodies. Medical kits restore health. Anyone who loves old tactical shooters will love this game. It requires calculation and endurance. Turrets are removed with well-aimed shots at vulnerable spots. Laser stretch marks are noticeable by the glare. Equipment is selected for each purpose. Failure of the operation returns to the last save.