I.G.I-2: Covert Strike

aka: IGI 2, Project IGI 2

Released

February 14th, 2003 on Windows

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Innerloop Studios

Moby Score

7.3

#8,843 of 155K

Critics

72% (43)

Players

(32)

Ranking

#3,264 on Windows

Collected By

59 players

Genre: Action
Perspective: 1st-person
Gameplay: Fighting
Shooter
Interface: Direct control
Narrative: Spy / espionage

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You're the undercover agent David Jones who's part of the secret agency IGI and in charge to protect the world from international terrorism.

IGI-2: Covert Strike starts where the first part ended. So, again, you have to fight for your own, infiltrate enemy bases, wander through huge outdoor and indoor levels, hack computers and find the best strategy to solve the mission. You could say: a sneaker-shooter!

Additionally, the game features multiplayer support where you can solve missions on special mp-maps.

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IGI 2. Скрытый удар - Russian spelling
秘密潜入2：隐秘行动 - Chinese spelling (simplified)

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Team Lead	Stein Pedersen
Lead Designer	Jolyon Leonard
Lead Programmer	Morten B Ofstad
Lead Artist	Waqas Zia Chaudhry
Programmers	Alexey Kryazhev Anders Topper Bjørn Stensrud Johan Øverbye Martin Gram Pål Holmberg Stein Pedersen
Additional Programming	Anders Dybdahl Henrik Holmdahl Ole Marius Liabø Paul Endre Endresen Thomas Hagen
Multiplayer Game Design	Ole Marius Kohmann
Level Designers	Bjørn Røstøen Ole Marius Kohmann Peder Fuglerud
Additional Design	Gavin Skinner
Art Director	Kjetil Nystuen
Artists	Kjetil Nystuen Pekka Järventaus
Animator	Timothy Evison
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Chinese ban

The game was banned in China in 2004 for defamation of the country's character and its army. The game's protagonist "steals intelligence and conducts sabotage in China and shoots at China's soldiers while China's national flag and signs like 'China Aviation' pop up frequently". Gaming regulations in the country prohibit games "that hurt China's national dignity and interests".