007 First Light is a thrilling espionage action-adventure game from IO Interactive. Players follow James Bond as a young, resourceful, and sometimes reckless recruit in MI6's training program and discover an origin story of the world's most famous spy.
During a retrieval operation in Iceland, trainee aircrewman James Bond becomes the sole survivor after both helicopters are shot down. His defiant rescue of captive scientists catches the attention of MI6, and he is recruited into the revitalized 00 program. After months of training, Bond's team is ambushed by a rogue agent's assassins in Slovakia, killing and wounding several recruits. Bond's investigation uncovers a conspiracy involving Sir Nicholas Webb, an AI pioneer whose quantum supercomputer THEIA has been making fatal errors that Webb is covering up through terrorism. When Webb leverages stolen MI6 data for immunity, Bond goes rogue, teaming with thief Isola Vale to infiltrate Webb's Antarctic base and destroy his replacement AI, HYPERION. After a final confrontation with Webb's son Damien in the tunnels beneath MI6, Bond earns his 00 status and designates himself 007, vowing to track down Isola and recover the stolen THEIA core.
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I honestly didn't expect a new James Bond game to make me feel this nostalgic, the last 007 game I played was GoldenEye 007 on the Wii, and that game has a very special place in my history as a gamer, because it was one of the very first video games I ever played in my life, and it was also the game that introduced me to first-person shooters, before GoldenEye, I wasn't particularly interested in FPS games, it was really through that game that I discovered what made the genre so enjoyable to me, the missions, the objectives, the exploration, the weapons, and most importantly, that feeling of being directly thrown into a proper spy adventure, I hadn't played a James Bond game in years, and then 007 First Light came along, the first thing worth pointing out is that this obviously isn't an FPS like GoldenEye was, First Light takes a third person action-adventure approach, with a much greate
brought me back to the old days of single player ass whoopin fun.
I could not imagine any better studio to make a game about bond than IOI. You can see very clearly, how decades of creating Hitman were put to use in making First light, while making it a very diffrent game than Hitman. One of the fears before the release online was "hopefully its not just british hitman" and it really isn't. While having constant easter eggs and nods to hitman franschise (which were amazing). It never made me feel like im playing some htiman clone which is a huge plus. And im saying that having 1000+ h in WOA trilogy. It looks like bond game, it feels like bond game and it plays like bond game. Characters are great, story is very good, shooting system is IOI's best one yet and feels amazing. Bonus note - Game has many moments when i was thinking: "Am i playing uncharted 5 - among spies?" which as a fan of te series made me just smile from ear to ear. I can't rem
I'm so torn here, but it IS a great game. I really do like this game and I recommend it for any fans of James Bond. The game looks great, runs great, sounds amazing at times. The action is well done, the controls feel responsive and the story itself is interesting enough so far. I think my expectations were too high for the gameplay though: I'm a huge fan of IOI's most recent hitman trilogy, with the insane openness to levels and sheer amount of player agency. That is heavily stripped down here at times; this game is very linear because they are trying to tell a story. I completely understand that, but it's not always for the best. In general the game alternates between espionage and action. The first part of a mission will be exploring, looking for evidence or a specific person, etc. The second part is when 007 action moments need to occur. Example; Now it's time to walk around
This game was absolutely incredible for me, and not simply because of its graphics, but for a few different reasons. The story was amazing, not only because of how well it was written and executed, but also because of how much it feels like watching a James Bond movie. The developers did an amazing job with the direction of the entire gameplay experience and the cutscenes, not to mention the opening title sequence. I have watched the Bond movies from Sean Connery's first film all the way to Pierce Brosnan's last, so I am very familiar with the older era of Bond. I must admit, though, that I really like the contemporary touch that First Light brings to the franchise. The way it merges James Bond's legacy with modern standards makes this origin story feel like a unique experience rather than simply another adaptation of what came before. The game gives you a fascinating insight into MI6
Tested on Steam Deck OLED. The short version: lock it to 30fps, drop settings to low/medium, and this thing runs great. Stable frame times, no crashes, no weird Proton issues. Just works. Battery came in at 2h45m in my testing which honestly surprised me - for a day-one AAA this size I was expecting worse. And it runs fully offline, which matters a lot for a handheld. The game itself is really impressive. As a Bond fan I wasn't sure what to expect from a new studio taking on the license, but First Light delivers. The writing, the setting, the feel of it, I think it all comes together rather nicely. Playing it on Deck in handheld mode actually feels like a good way to experience it and I don't think its a compromise. If you're a Steam Deck owner sitting on the fence, don't wait. This is one of the better AAA releases we've had on this hardware in a while and this game proves the Stea
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