Secret Agent
Apogee Entertainment · 2014 · Action, Platformer, Classic, 2D, 1990's
PC
Very Positive97% · 67 📉 Recent reviews down 83%
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About Secret Agent
If you liked Commander Keen or Duke Nukem, this game is just what you're looking for. Lots of great situations to overcome and traps to work around. This game has great puzzles which make it much more than a simple run-jump-and-shoot contest. Superb colorful graphics and scrolling levels. James Bond never had it so tough!
Sneak and Scroll: Full-screen scrolling as you sneak across huge maps.
Hide and Hunt: Enter various hideouts, each with traps to dodge, puzzles to collect and bad guys to blast.
Save Your Game: Save and load your game progress.
Controller Support: Partial Xbox 360 Controller support.
Features
Sneak and Scroll: Full-screen scrolling as you sneak across huge maps.
Hide and Hunt: Enter various hideouts, each with traps to dodge, puzzles to collect and bad guys to blast.
Save Your Game: Save and load your game progress.
Controller Support: Partial Xbox 360 Controller support.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Secret Agent, developed and published by Apogee Entertainment, is a revival of a classic PC platformer that embraces its retro heritage while introducing enough enhancements to make it appealing on modern systems. Built around the adventures of Agent 006½, the game delivers a lighthearted spy tale in which players are tasked with stopping a dangerous organization from unleashing the destructive Red Rock Rover. The premise is intentionally simple, evoking the spirit of old-school action serials and classic espionage stories rather than striving for cinematic storytelling. That simplicity becomes one of the game's defining strengths, allowing players to jump directly into the action without unnecessary distractions. The gameplay remains faithful to its origins, offering side-scrolling levels packed with enemies, hidden items, and objectives that reward thorough exploration. Every stage encourages players to seek out treasures, uncover secrets, and disable key targets before reaching the exit. Its straightforward design reflects an era when games relied on precision and repetition to create challenge. Although veteran platforming fans will likely appreciate this approach, newer playe…1 found this helpful
Classic windows 3.1 game. So fun!1 found this helpful
Such a punch in the nostalgia! Good ol' platform fun1 found this helpful
Very nostalgic game when I was a kid. Typical platformer game.1 found this helpful
The name is Keen. Commander Keen. The colours in this game are a lot darker than the aforementioned one but it might still be a blast from the past for the ones looking for something like that. Kinda hard as well, or that might just be cause I suck? Give it a go for yourself and let me know
Secret.... AGENT MAAAAAAAN
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