Totally Spies! - Cyber Mission

Totally Spies! – Cyber Mission feels like a game built with a very specific intention: to recreate the rhythm, tone, and gadget-driven charm of the animated series in an interactive format, even if that means sacrificing depth along the way. Developed by Balio Studio and published by Microids, it places players back into the roles of Sam, Clover, and Alex as they investigate a new tech-centric threat in a bright, stylized version of Singapore. The setup is familiar in the best and worst ways—it captures the spirit of the show almost immediately, but it also reveals early on that the experience is designed more as a light, accessible adventure than a mechanically ambitious one. The game is structured around episodic missions that mirror the pacing of a television episode. Each level begins with a briefing, transitions into infiltration, and ends with a resolution that often involves gadgets, mild stealth, and a touch of problem-solving. This format works well thematically, as it reinforces the identity of the franchise, but mechanically it tends to repeat itself without evolving much. Objectives remain fairly consistent throughout—avoid detection, interact with devices, solve strai…

Gameplay is boring. Full of filler. Go hear touch this go there touch that. Crawl through this vent at a snail's pace. even multiplayer isn't fun because its full of levels where each player takes turns

[h1]Ryan George Style Pitch Meeting: [/h1] [b]The Setting:[/b] A subterranean command center shaped like a retro compact mirror, packed with iconic heroes. A runway allows spies to test neon trench coats, while a conveyor belt continuously loops gadgets and cheese wheels around the room. [b]Publisher:[/b] So, you have a fashion-forward single-player espionage simulator based on a classic cartoon for me on the Steam platform? [b]Game Designer:[/b] Yes, your honor! It’s called Totally Spies! - Cyber Mission, and it brings back that pure, low-stress retro-spy energy. It's super easy, barely an inconvenience. [b]Publisher:[/b] Oh, really? [b]Game Designer:[/b] Yeah, you just walk around beautiful, colorful environments, look at clear enemy vision cones, and use gadgets to open doors and bypass security. [b]Natasha Romanoff:[/b] I’m telling you, Yelena, the cut of these catsuits limits shoulder mobility by fifteen percent. [b]Yelena Belova:[/b] You are missing the point, Natasha. Look at this game. The characters have vests with pockets for gadgets and snacks. It is a tactical marvel. [b]Publisher:[/b] Well, okay then! But how do the spies get their gear? Does an old man hand th…

I have to be Honest, this game is actually Really Good, its a decent stealth game and it has a ton of fun references to the show, it's a nice love letter to the the show i grew up with despite it being about the new weird reboot, buy it for yourself if you want a good time

As I saw in another review, this is on the same level as a movie license game from back in the day. Some of those were better than they had any right to be. This is not one of the shinning examples. Bought for half price and even that might be asking too much. Unless you are still a kid and you love Totally Spies, this game probably isn't your thing. The gameplay feels too slow.

This game is really good, I didn't expect much from a cartoon licensed videogame, especially when it's rated as a mixed bag, it starts off slow, but it actually gets fun the more you progress, it's a diet Metal Gear Solid, but it's fun, it's a love letter to the fans of the series, both old and new fans.