- Publisher: Eidos Interactive
- Release Date: Dec 15, 2000
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If you enjoy the idea of engaging covert-ops missions that require stealth and smarts more than sheer brawn, you'll love IGI.
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It might not set a record for longevity on your hard drive, but like a good novel, it grabs you from the beginning and doesn't let go until its thrilling conclusion.
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I, personally liked the game, and I wasn't that bothered by not being able to save games (He's a lying bastard! He was bitching and moaning all the time - AT Ed).
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With no difficulty options there is little extra challenge to be had once you’ve finished the game and with no multiplayer, its lifespan is limited but for a tour de force in stealth and tactics, it beats Delta Force into a cocked hat.
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I had a few bad experiences with this game but let me tell you this - as soon as I am done typing this, you guessed it - I'm Going In. I think you should too.
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A must-have purchase for any action gaming fan, and is a testament to what can still be done with the genre with the proper amount of thought.
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Da GameboyzIt is by no means finished, but I eagerly await future games from them.
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The AI isn't awful enough to really bother me. The lack of save feature is annoying. The graphics and sound are pleasant, and the gameplay works.
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As a single-player shooter with a traditional progressive mission structure set in realistic and memorable environments, Project IGI is a fun, if flawed, action game.
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GamePowerIf you can overlook its two "problems," you may find Project IGI one of the most engaging tactical-combat games of the year.
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I reallllly wish I could recommend this game. It's a quality game in almost every respect...but the save flaw is just too big.
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Spank!Boasting value for money gameplay, a tight cohesive storyline and a gorgeously realistic setting this is a game that demands to be played.
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After spending a week tiring of this title's company, memories of the countless frustrations encountered are also taken away from the affair.
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Cool things like being able to shoot through wood, having cool binoculars that point out enemies and a satellite map of the area that will let you plan your mission out better just don't make up for the lack of fun.
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CNET GamecenterDespite its flaws and little imperfections, it still manages to deliver a fun gaming experience...though we can't help but feel that it's missing something...(multiplayer).
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With an incredibly stupid AI, decent graphics, poor voiceovers and a rather tiresome gameplay model, we weren't too impressed with Project IGI.
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Had it included a mid-mission save and a multiplayer mode, it could have been a solid four star title; add tweaked graphics and improved AI, and it would have been a surefire winner. However, without those features, Project IGI is a good game, but certainly not a great one.
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It's not a bad game; but with better AI and a few simple options (such as the ability to choose your equipment before a mission, or a "save anywhere" feature), it might have more to recommend it.
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Even with 14 missions, the gameplay is bland and repetitive, and with no multi-player options, there's really no point in "going in" at all.
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In the crowded first-person genre, this one barely makes the grade.
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Daily RadarWhat should or could have been a cool, sneaky shooter devolves into a series of tedious levels, severely aliased graphics and some of the stupidest, ugliest enemies we've seen this side of "Delta Force: Land Warrior."
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PC GamerA botched opportunity for what could have been a cool game. [Mar 2001, p.49]
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 88 out of 124
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Mixed: 21 out of 124
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Negative: 15 out of 124
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Feb 8, 2013
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JohnS.Oct 9, 2004Only muppets cant get past the no save option!
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Jan 23, 2018Добротный шутер из детства, достаточно сложный и увлекательный.