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Agent 64: Spies Never Die PC Release Date Set for August 11

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Agent 64: Spies Never Die launches on Steam August 11. The N64- inspired shooter features 14 missions, split- screen, and 70+ modifiers.

Agent 64: Spies Never Die PC Release Date Set for August 11
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Players looking for a throwback to the late 1990s have a concrete date to mark on their calendars. Agent 64: Spies Never Die arrives on on August 11, ending the wait for fans of classic 64 shooters. This release gives the community a chance to experience a modern tribute to titles like GoldenEye 007 and Perfect Dark.

Solo developer Replicant D6 targets N64 shooter fans with modern tribute

Solo developer Replicant D6 built this title specifically for the PC platform. The game captures the aesthetic and mechanics of the N64 era while running on modern hardware. It targets players who miss the specific feel of early console first-person shooters but want the convenience of digital distribution.

The core experience consists of a story campaign featuring 14 distinct missions. Players can tackle these missions alone or with friends in co-op mode. The game includes three difficulty levels to accommodate different skill sets, ensuring that both casual and dedicated players find a suitable challenge.

Multiplayer options extend beyond the campaign with robust local and online support. Up to four players can join a split-screen deathmatch on a single machine. Online lobbies support up to eight human players alongside eight additional bots for flexible matchmaking. The game also features more than 70 nostalgic gameplay modifiers, such as the classic 'License to Kill' rule, allowing users to customize their matches.

A dedicated Challenges section lets players compete against preset bots to unlock new content. Success in these challenges reveals additional maps, characters, and music tracks. We can confirm that the game ships on August 11 with these features fully included.

Source: VideoGameChronicles