Cold War

TL;DR: Splinter Cell, but for journalism. Set in Cold War. A mixed bag, in my opinion. Hardcore Stealth junkies would loved it anyway. And only get it on sale, for the love of f@#k. Summary: You play as a Journalist Matt Carter who after getting caught in Cold War conspiracy, must work together Grushkov, a Soviet agent who is framed for the conspiracy and must clear your name. Gameplay: If you play Splinter Cell, you already get accustom some of the basics. Movements, gun firing, Stealth, Save-scumming, all that sh!t you remember. But unlike Sam Fisher, Carter is not supersoldier. He's a journalist and his only strategy is hide and shoot when necessary and no parkour skill whatsoever. Aside from the pistol, you are provided with a set of skills from using junk as your tools. Like Bottle as either a Non-Lethal Bullets or a limited Suppressor. There is also alarms and lure, which is pretty much standard stuff. To craft this stuff, you need a collectible of materials, which you'll gather in most of your playthrough. In those Materials, included Blueprints (sort of like cash in this game), which provided you with more stuff to buy/learn. Also, if you expecting guns blazing, don't e…

An american journalist saves the Soviet Union from a catastrophe.

This is the child of Sam Fischer and Cate Archer. A little bit retarded, but still fun.

This game sucks so ♥♥♥♥♥♥ bad. The perfect example of entirely worthless blinding nostalgia.

The funniest game ever made.

A rather tedious stealth game; russian setting is nice but that's just it