In Cold Blood

Video Game
2000
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UK agent John Cord infiltrates Volgia, a fictional ex-USSR state, to find a missing agent and stop its dictator from launching a nuke. He encounters a Chinese female agent and finds out abou... Read allUK agent John Cord infiltrates Volgia, a fictional ex-USSR state, to find a missing agent and stop its dictator from launching a nuke. He encounters a Chinese female agent and finds out about tri-nepheline, a mysterious substance.UK agent John Cord infiltrates Volgia, a fictional ex-USSR state, to find a missing agent and stop its dictator from launching a nuke. He encounters a Chinese female agent and finds out about tri-nepheline, a mysterious substance.

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6.7/10

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Nickolas Grace

John Cord
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(as Nikolas Grace)
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Rhonda Miller

Chi-Ling Cheung
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Patricia Hodge

Alpha
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Constantine Gregory

Gregor Kostov
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David Calder

Dmitri Nagarov
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David Acton

Issy van Randwyck

REMORA
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(as Issy Van Randwyck)
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David Wigglesworth

Lukyan
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6.750

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8tom_marcham

Flawed but still very enjoyable

This is a really good game. It's a spy story, kind of like James Bond, but with a slightly more serious tone. The gameplay is a mixture of action and adventure, with the focus on adventure. Most of the time you will think your way out of situations rather than using force, as you only have one gun to use, and risk capture if you overuse it.

The gameplay is very enjoyable and fits nicely into the interesting story.> It's a fast paced, exciting game that keeps you wanting to play all the way through.

There are some flaws - such as the character graphics and the controls, but these are easily overlooked as the overall experience is enthralling. 8/10

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The plot of the game strangely resembles Andrew Plotkin's text adventure Spider and Web (1998). Whether or not Revolution Software nicked plot elements remains unknown.