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Both options work extremely well and smoothly. With its animated cut scenes, colourful and bright graphics and very fitting soundtrack and atmosphere this makes for an enjoyable experience.Ĭontrolling Agent A is done via a few buttons on the joy-cons or, if you prefer, the game is fully touchscreen enabled. In fact, Bonds’ creator Ian Fleming is mentioned by the game. Think James Bond and you can’t go far wrong. Visually Agent A has the look of 60’s spy novels and movies. It sticks perfectly to its 60’s spy theme as you press on with your mission to discover what Ruby’s plans are. Nothing frustrating, in fact the puzzles all gel together extremely well and nothing feels out of place.

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The puzzles are varied and range from finding a secret code written somewhere to input on a panel to open a door to retrieving a key from a tank full of Sharks. This may even be in the last room you where in: of course as it is a point and click game there is the some backtracking to do to complete some puzzles. Logic and a decent memory, or in my case my trusty notepad and pen, will get you through all of the puzzles in the game.Įach puzzle ties in with another, a screwdriver received through solving one puzzle is used to solve something else. There is nothing too taxing in the point and click style puzzles. Puzzles abound as you work your way though the many rooms inside and outside of Ruby’s home. Once inside Ruby’s home, which has a distinctive retro feel to it, it’s up to you to explore the many rooms and futuristic features, full of contraptions and gadgets a good spy needs to do their job. Your first mission is to get beyond the locked door, infiltrate the hideout and uncover Ruby’s plans. You are taken to the street in front of Ruby’s very stylish hideout and home.

Skies and learn she has also extinguished some of your predecessors. You watch Ruby blow up a boat full of people including your boss Chef Ermin D. Your mission (if you choose to accept it) is to infiltrate enemy spy Miss Ruby La Rouge secret hideaway.Īgent A’s voice acted opening scene introduces you to the dangerous spy Ruby La Rouge. In this point and click adventure game you take on the role of Agent A. That extra chapter is also being released at the same time for IOS and Android. Come check out Chris Z's review to see if this trip to Bermuda is worth the risk. Now the full game is available on the Nintendo Switch including a final chapter. Down in Bermuda is a new puzzle adventure by the makers of Agent A. System: Nintendo Switch (also Steam/PS4/Xbox One/IOS/Android)Ī few years ago, developers Yak & Co released Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise on mobile on a chapter at a time basis.

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