Project IGI 2: Covert Strike
IGI 2: Covert Strike is a first-person shooting game developed by
Innerloop Studios and published by Codemasters. In IGI 2: Covert Strike,
you play as the elite agent David Jones who works for the Institute for
Geotactical Intelligence to stop World War III from coming.
Rough gameplay
The game
has 19 missions in total, and the player can take multiple paths to
complete each one. Depending on the person’s playstyle, IGI 2: Covert
Strike can be played with stealth or with gun busting action. The game
supports both single and multiplayer campaigns, so whether you just want
to enjoy the story or challenge your friends, IGI 2: Covert Strike has
what you need.
The battles will be difficult as your enemies are accurate shooters. You could even crawl your way through the battlefield and still have a chance of getting shot. This makes it all the more important to take the offensive; use your weapons and camouflage to get ahead of your FPS opponents. Your offensive strategy can take time; use stealth as an advantage to complete the mission’s objectives - or at least maintain a bar of health.
Once you launch the game for the first time, you’ll notice something missing: training mode. This will set you up for challenging gameplay. What’s left for you to do is to restart the game until you get the hang of it.
The battles will be difficult as your enemies are accurate shooters. You could even crawl your way through the battlefield and still have a chance of getting shot. This makes it all the more important to take the offensive; use your weapons and camouflage to get ahead of your FPS opponents. Your offensive strategy can take time; use stealth as an advantage to complete the mission’s objectives - or at least maintain a bar of health.
The artificial intelligence of IGI 2 is decent. For example, the A.I. splits the enemy’s camp into groups. One will take the flanks to corner you while the other will find a place with a bird’s eye view. Regardless of their positions, they become hypersensitive during shootouts. You could be sniping with a rifle or going head-on with an M16A2, and they will find a way to avert your bullets. Those that do meet their end, though, will find it gruesome and quick.
Questionable controls
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IGI 2 falls behind on realism. Instead, it falls clunkily. The control functions leave a lot to the imagination. For example, moving from stance to laying down takes a full second yet lacks any fluid movement. It appears as if the camera had panned down.
Developers seemed to have missed out on another key move: crawling. FPS games would not be caught dead without crawling as a viable strategy. It is also a move that comes from real-life veterans. So, it makes your head itch just thinking about why it’s missing.
Regardless, the controls are easy-to-follow and responsive. You will find the binoculars to be useful and powerful. In fact, binoculars not only offer a wider view of things, but it also offers a thermal vision. This will come in handy when you’re looking out for enemies lurking in the shadows.
Critical hits and misses
IGI 2: Covert Strike missed out on being a groundbreaking sequel. The victories will be bittersweet as you had spent most of your time overcoming the game’s issues and quirks. Overall, the game falls far behind its more innovative and meticulous competitors like Splinter Cell. It does, however, make up for it in combat gameplay.
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| Project IGI 2: Covert Strike |
Rough gameplay
Once you launch the game for the first time, you’ll notice something
missing: training mode. This will set you up for challenging gameplay.
What’s left for you to do is to restart the game until you get the hang
of it.

Once you launch the game for the first time, you’ll notice something
missing: training mode. This will set you up for challenging gameplay.
What’s left for you to do is to restart the game until you get the hang
of it.
The battles will be difficult as your enemies are accurate shooters. You could even crawl your way through the battlefield and still have a chance of getting shot. This makes it all the more important to take the offensive; use your weapons and camouflage to get ahead of your FPS opponents. Your offensive strategy can take time; use stealth as an advantage to complete the mission’s objectives - or at least maintain a bar of health.
Once you launch the game for the first time, you’ll notice something missing: training mode. This will set you up for challenging gameplay. What’s left for you to do is to restart the game until you get the hang of it.
The battles will be difficult as your enemies are accurate shooters. You could even crawl your way through the battlefield and still have a chance of getting shot. This makes it all the more important to take the offensive; use your weapons and camouflage to get ahead of your FPS opponents. Your offensive strategy can take time; use stealth as an advantage to complete the mission’s objectives - or at least maintain a bar of health.
The artificial intelligence of IGI 2 is decent. For example, the A.I. splits the enemy’s camp into groups. One will take the flanks to corner you while the other will find a place with a bird’s eye view. Regardless of their positions, they become hypersensitive during shootouts. You could be sniping with a rifle or going head-on with an M16A2, and they will find a way to avert your bullets. Those that do meet their end, though, will find it gruesome and quick.
Questionable controls
download now just 176 mb
IGI 2 falls behind on realism. Instead, it falls clunkily. The control functions leave a lot to the imagination. For example, moving from stance to laying down takes a full second yet lacks any fluid movement. It appears as if the camera had panned down.
Developers seemed to have missed out on another key move: crawling. FPS games would not be caught dead without crawling as a viable strategy. It is also a move that comes from real-life veterans. So, it makes your head itch just thinking about why it’s missing.
Regardless, the controls are easy-to-follow and responsive. You will find the binoculars to be useful and powerful. In fact, binoculars not only offer a wider view of things, but it also offers a thermal vision. This will come in handy when you’re looking out for enemies lurking in the shadows.
Critical hits and misses
IGI 2: Covert Strike missed out on being a groundbreaking sequel. The victories will be bittersweet as you had spent most of your time overcoming the game’s issues and quirks. Overall, the game falls far behind its more innovative and meticulous competitors like Splinter Cell. It does, however, make up for it in combat gameplay.
download now just 176 mb
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