Rogue Agent

Rogue Agent is a freeware, RISK-type turn-based game, which is surprisingly less similar to the original RISK than many other such games. Every session is short and a bit random, but even in the rarest long runs, it won’t take more than 3-5 minutes for a full playthrough. The game rules are quite simple: there are several agents on the global map and some points of interest, aka missions. Each time you go on a mission, you either complete it or meet another agent. This triggers a fight where 'rock-scissors-paper' is played based on your parameters: 'accuracy', 'evasion', and 'tech'. The agent with the better skills prevails, while the opponent loses 1 HP out of 3. Each turn, the number of missions reduces, meaning you get higher chances of being intercepted during your runs. Also, each agent has a unique location where they can restore HP instead of going on a mission. However, other agents may choose to spy on you, and if your combined parameters aren't significantly better than your opponent's, they'll get the upper hand by disavowing your healing hideout. Thus, you should think two or three steps forward, even considering how luck-based this game is. Anyway, it is a good free …

Not bad.

As you navigate through the complicated pathways, you'll find all sorts of weird disguises, like a hidden TV or a giant bush, which only serve to mess with strict security guards. This game instantly brightens your mood and makes you smile, because it shows that to be a good undercover agent you don't need to be a super athlete. You just need a sharp brain and the ability to convincingly pretend to be furniture

This is actually good game that needs more QoL, polish, content and Multiplayer, of course

The best part is when you try to open a tricky lock or dodge a laser trap, like a pro acrobat in a tiny space. It's so cool how the graphics are sharp and the lighting is awesome, making it feel like you're really exploring. Every turn reveals another cool secret, and you get more tools and find hidden paths. You feel so smart and clever for getting past all the security measures

That game reminds me alot of futanari widowmaker from overwatch