Agent 64: Spies Never Die

While it isn't a massive cinematic spectacle, its mechanics serve as a fun, watered-down callback to the Hind D battle in *Metal Gear Solid*—delivering that recognizable encounter without the punishing difficulty.

I enjoyed the cyphers, having to go back and beat each level on a higher difficulty was fun because most of the levels have new areas unlocked on harder difficulties, and the added objectives create more variety and strategy, which is a fun way to revisit the levels, and adds greater replay value.

Unlike modern shooters that offer a flat story campaign and put all their eggs in the multiplayer deathmatch basket, *Agent 64* is stacked with content:

Also, while the DLC doesn't add anything other than cosmetic appeal, it is worth noting that the golden weapons are a lot of fun to use and really help bring back the Golden Gun mentality of Goldeneye.

I want more couch co-op and Counter-Op and Deathmatch and Briefcase and Golden Gun and everything.

The good in this game is a solid soundtrack, exceptional use of custom assets, and a hip-firing good time.