Crucially it plays like you remember Goldeneye played like, not how it actually played like. It’s not as hard as Rare’s classic FPS games (especially if playing with a mouse and keyboard), but it’s a fantastic homage to them. As with Goldeneye, there are multiple difficulty levels for your missions, with harder difficulty levels requiring you to perform extra objectives. In the game you’re a James Bond style spy (who looks rather a lot like a current day Pierce Brosnan) who is sent on covert espionage missions. It’s basically the same game, but with slightly better graphics and an updated control style that works with dual-stick control pads and mouse & keyboards.
If you’ve ever harkened back to those glory days of Goldeneye and Perfect Dark, Agent 64: Spies Never Die is the FPS for you. The game was released in Early Access previously, with the additional levels being added being described as something akin to that of an “episodic game”.Agent 64: Spies Never Die is a near-perfect homage to the classic N64 Goldeneye game, which sees you completing top-secret missions against “state-of-the-art” 1997 enemy AI.
This will be Replicant D6’s debut title, with the game initially being shown off last year and progress being posted regularly on Twitter leading up to this new trailer. On the Steam page for Agent 64: Spies Never Die, Replicant D6 describes the game as “a retro FPS inspired by classic 90s console shooters.” Players will be able to “explore new locales, accomplish varied objectives and fight against state-of-the-art 1997 enemy AI,” and an in-game map editor will allow users to create their own levels. Several maps – including a snowy plain and a bullet-torn bathroom – look strikingly familiar to levels from GoldenEye, and carrying out actions like firing your gun and throwing gadgets have been animated in a similar fashion. Fans of GoldenEye will note that from the trailer, Replicant D6 seems to have put a lot of work into recapturing plenty of the 1997 Bond game’s features.
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