Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent

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6.0

Mixed or average reviews- based on 258 Ratings

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  3. Negative: 76 out of 258
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  1. AnonymousMC
    Feb 22, 2007
    10
    Well, this game is flippin' awesome!! But, I read the reviews above and everyone is complaining about the P.C version!!! EVERYONE knows that if you're going to get games with top-of-the-line graphics, you have to get it for a console, unless you have an extremely good video card! I'd say you're free to your opinion, but you don't need to complain if you have aWell, this game is flippin' awesome!! But, I read the reviews above and everyone is complaining about the P.C version!!! EVERYONE knows that if you're going to get games with top-of-the-line graphics, you have to get it for a console, unless you have an extremely good video card! I'd say you're free to your opinion, but you don't need to complain if you have a console where you can truly enjoy the game. These people are basing their ratings on how the game RUNS, not how it actually PLAYS. I suggest you put the proper rating for the playing, and then write about how it runs.… Expand
  2. alvir218
    Aug 8, 2021
    10
    highly strategic mixed third / first person shooter with hard missions to complete, think well what you going to do.
  3. AnonymousMC
    Jul 20, 2008
    9
    I'm amazed. I loved Chaos Theory, but this goes even further than that. The gameplay got even better, you have more gadgets and moves, graphics are basically the same with slight improvements (which is fine with me), the levels and missions are still very diverse and first and foremost, your decisions have greater impact than ever before. I love the fact that you're a doubleI'm amazed. I loved Chaos Theory, but this goes even further than that. The gameplay got even better, you have more gadgets and moves, graphics are basically the same with slight improvements (which is fine with me), the levels and missions are still very diverse and first and foremost, your decisions have greater impact than ever before. I love the fact that you're a double agent and have to make your decisions so that you satisfy both agencies, it really makes you think. All in all, it's a great addition to the Splinter Cell series, if not THE greatest. By the way, my PC: 1.9 Ghz CPU, 1.5 GB RAM, Nvidia 6600GT. It doesn't even meet the minimum requirements, but the game still runs quite smoothly on high details. Talk about great optimization... I haven't experienced any of the bugs or errors listed here, so I guess I should consider myself lucky.… Expand
  4. Blargh
    Jun 7, 2009
    9
    This game was teh shiz.Other people who complain just have bad hardware or are to lazy to find a patch (i got one and it fixed all the bugs for me).This game has great graphics and the stealth is really fun, the story is a bit unclear though, it doesnt really tell you what happens.Overall excellent game for five euro.
  5. JordanO.
    Jun 9, 2009
    9
    Very good game different sway but is missing some CT movement that truly progress this wonderful and riveting series.
  6. ChrisSpargo
    Sep 1, 2009
    9
    As a game, Splinter Cell: Double Agent is a fine continuation of the series, staying faithful to its stealth action roots.

    As a PC port, the game is troubled. Although I did not experience any of the infamous frame rate issues and crashes that plague this game, and in fact got it running at over 60 fps maxed out, the port is still quite poor. Mouse support is down from the already    As a game, Splinter Cell: Double Agent is a fine continuation of the series, staying faithful to its stealth action roots.

    As a PC port, the game is troubled. Although I did not experience any of the infamous frame rate issues and crashes that plague this game, and in fact got it running at over 60 fps maxed out, the port is still quite poor. Mouse support is down from the already lacking Chaos Theory. Now computer terminals, keypads and hacking systems are navigable only by keyboard, making it a lot more awkward to use. Also missing is the ability to enter keypad codes with the number buttons on your keyboard.

    Additionally I found the default keyboard assignments bizarre. Shift to jump, Space to use. I can only assume that these were decided by a developer unfamiliar with typical PC controls. Changing key assignments is clunky, and on numerous occasions I found my alterations had not saved when, upon trying to knock out a guard, nothing happened and I was instead shot.

    As I've said, the game ran fine on my PC, but I get the feeling it's very picky about what hardware it works with and what hardware it doesn't, as with GTA IV. You should probably only buy it if you find it cheap and/or you're feeling lucky.    … Expand
  7. JoeS
    Jun 17, 2009
    9
    I played both the PS2 and the PC version and they are awesome! ppl always complain about the bugs but there are patches for it, just not on steam... just go to http://www.ubi.com/US/Downloads/Info.aspx?dlId=1931 to get the newest patch, ubisoft didn't forget about fixing their games, they just forgot to mention it.
  8. [Anonymous]
    Feb 17, 2007
    8
    I guess I got astoundingly lucky, but I've really had no problems. I've been lucky enough to be able have a rather powerful system (Athlon X2 3800 and Radeon X1900XTX), and not only does the game run at almost full settings with few noticeable stutters or patches of slowdown (no more than other Ubi ports like Rainbow Six Vegas), but I've had only a few glitches- the most I guess I got astoundingly lucky, but I've really had no problems. I've been lucky enough to be able have a rather powerful system (Athlon X2 3800 and Radeon X1900XTX), and not only does the game run at almost full settings with few noticeable stutters or patches of slowdown (no more than other Ubi ports like Rainbow Six Vegas), but I've had only a few glitches- the most irritating of which is an apparent inability to use some of the extra tools. While I still prefer Rainbow Six Vegas or Hitman Blood Money, this game has proven an enjoyable experience for me. Guess I'm glad to have been so lucky.… Expand
  9. GregH.
    Dec 19, 2006
    8
    Lets make this clear. The specifications required to run this game are astronomical. I personally did have a PC which absolutely slaughtered any other game I put in front of it. But when this came along from my "insert generic .com game sales company here" preorder, it was unplayable. And upon checking the specs required to run the game, I see my processor was 600MHz too slow and Gfx was Lets make this clear. The specifications required to run this game are astronomical. I personally did have a PC which absolutely slaughtered any other game I put in front of it. But when this came along from my "insert generic .com game sales company here" preorder, it was unplayable. And upon checking the specs required to run the game, I see my processor was 600MHz too slow and Gfx was out of date. However, after upgrading my PC, this game is found to be one of the most entertaining titles I have ever played. The multiplayer mode is finally what it should have been to begin with. The spies are now forced to use shadows and play like spies should have to play. The mercs are better tooled up than ever and all the levels have been made to look fantastic. The single player, although short, is entertaining enough for a few hours. Not that ive been playing an awful lot of that, the multiplayer is just astounding. What I would suggest is that before you buy this game, you FIND OUT if your PC can cope with it. If your PC can not meet the recommended requirements (forget the minnimum requirements) then do not buy this game. Otherwise, there is no reason whatsoever why I cant justify every penny I spent on this quality release.… Expand
  10. Macmillan
    Jul 10, 2011
    8
    first thing this game runs great on my system.the only thin i gave it 8 because it is so silent.i mean no talking guards,no interrogation.and night vision is a bit blurry and i also dnt like thermal vision.overall it is good.
  11. DorlGaming
    Jun 28, 2023
    8
    A good game, but not a lot of improvements since Chaos Theory, particulary same graphics and gameplay, with the choice what to do. This is NOT a bad game, don't listen to dissapoint fans, it's just not as ideal as Chaos Theory. 8/10
  12. Mahdiar
    Jul 6, 2016
    7
    Gameplay : 7
    Graphics : 7
    Story : 8
    Sound : 7
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    Overall : 7
  13. AstiX
    Feb 6, 2020
    7
    If you can get past the countless ridiculous bugs, occasional crashes and freezes, it's actually an enjoyable game.

    I'd give it a 9 if it weren't for the aforementioned stuff.
  14. RsinX
    Apr 24, 2011
    6
    Well, the biggest problem of Double Agent are the keyboard / mouse controls that are inoperative to edit: Why on Earth would UBIsoft disallow custom mapping of certain controls such as (some of the most important): Fire, Alt-Fire, Jump, etc.... Seriously though, WTF UBI?! y-U-gotta-B-such-a-hassle!? (keyboard/mouse controls can actually be text-overridden from the SplinterCell4User.ini,Well, the biggest problem of Double Agent are the keyboard / mouse controls that are inoperative to edit: Why on Earth would UBIsoft disallow custom mapping of certain controls such as (some of the most important): Fire, Alt-Fire, Jump, etc.... Seriously though, WTF UBI?! y-U-gotta-B-such-a-hassle!? (keyboard/mouse controls can actually be text-overridden from the SplinterCell4User.ini, but it's just more of a pain in the brain and the changes won't appear in the game's control settings)... Apparently the game designers/programmers at UBI didn't give a damn about all the PC users that are still out there, they only seem to care about the console-end of their games anymore.. All of this mouse/keyboard control crap also goes for SC-Convicted, which sucks just as much... Also the in-game weapon selection menu for Double Agent isn't as nice, Chaos Theory's weapon selection menu was a little better... anyway, on the other hand, the graphics are still nice and perform well on my setup! (E6600 + 9600GT).. Despite the problems, I somewhat still enjoy the overall game play of Double Agent, but not as much as Chaos Theory... To conclude: UBI seems to be ruining the entire essence of the Splinter Cell games, starting with Double Agent and then especially with Conviction (The stealth-play in the most recent SC game is evermore degrading)... UURRRRRR!!! UBI-dumb-a$$-wipes... There goes my share on the next SC series, cuzz I'm done with UBI's poopee compositions!... What's wrong with game makers now-a-days, are they on dope, or are they not on dope anymore? :(… Expand
  15. rui_brochado
    May 27, 2016
    6
    Splinter Cell: Double Agent. What an awesome game this could be. Ubisoft could’ve achieved perfection. Instead, they failed miserably. I’ll never forgive you for this capital sin… it’s not like you care anyway.

    I have the original retail 2 DVD version, and played the game back in ’06 when it came out. I remember having lots and lots of crashes, disappearing saves, lighting issues… I    Splinter Cell: Double Agent. What an awesome game this could be. Ubisoft could’ve achieved perfection. Instead, they failed miserably. I’ll never forgive you for this capital sin… it’s not like you care anyway.

    I have the original retail 2 DVD version, and played the game back in ’06 when it came out. I remember having lots and lots of crashes, disappearing saves, lighting issues… I also remember going through a very rough time during the Congolese mission, where all the issues combined to give you a perfectly anti-epic experience. But I persisted, I was enjoying the story and the gameplay at those parts that it wasn’t bugged, and eventually finished the game. It took probably more than twice the time it should theoretically take, but whatever.

    This last month, I became sick with nostalgia, heaven knows why, and decided to get the Splinter Cell collection from Steam. I honestly thought the game had been polished after so many years. I couldn’t be more wrong. All the problems persisted, even with the latest patch. The Congolese mission is still incredibly buggy, making you CTD lots of times during loading screens, and making you pray that at least your last 1 or 2 saves didn’t become corrupted; there’s still a door in one of the JBA missions that doesn’t open, with the “interact” button appearing and disappearing almost instantly. You know IT IS supposed to open, since you have an optional objective hidden in the room behind that door. Oh, and this was new for me, the ending cutscene was stuck in place, with the music playing, and the keyboard not responding to my commands. Seriously, what the hell? Last night, after googling around, I discovered that by setting the screen resolution to one of the native 4:3 ratios would probably solve the problem. And it did. But why allow widescreen resolutions, if the engine can’t take care of them properly?

    I was able to find a workaround to all of the problems I went through, but finding them made me waste valuable time; I was able to find a custom-made 1.02a patch, that reduced the CTDs during loading screens and kept the save corruption to a minimum – I was actually able to play and complete the Congolese mission in about 1 hour, while without the patch, 1 hour was the time needed just to pass the palace part, due to constant crashes and saving corruption; regarding the door in JBA HQ mission, editing the splintercelluser and splintercelluser1.ini files by assigning to keys the cheat codes “ghost” and “walk” did the trick; and finally, the ending cutscene played when I decided to force windowed mode and 800x600 resolution. But gaming should be about having fun playing with no worries, not searching for solutions to problems that should never exist in the first place, and worrying if the game is going to crash during your next save or loading screen.

    With the knowledge of these workarounds, as well as the installation of the custom patch, I give this game a 6.0; but there’s so much wasted potential here… this game could get so much more. I hate you Ubi.    … Expand
  16. agurczuk
    Aug 29, 2016
    6
    Some games do not age well. And Splinter Cell: Double agent is a great example of that. There is a lot of things wrong with the game and not many that were done right. I finished the game but there were times I thought about not trying to.

    Lets start with bad then shall we. The game crashes. And it crashes a lot. And there is no pattern just when will it crash. Sometimes in the    Some games do not age well. And Splinter Cell: Double agent is a great example of that. There is a lot of things wrong with the game and not many that were done right. I finished the game but there were times I thought about not trying to.

    Lets start with bad then shall we.

    The game crashes. And it crashes a lot. And there is no pattern just when will it crash. Sometimes in the middle of the mission, sometimes on mission load, sometimes on intro or outro of the mission. And sometimes it works just fine for an hour or longer. But on other times crashes after ten or fifteen minutes. Quite annoying. And once you decide to exit game, it can freeze itself forcing you to restart the windows in order to regain control.

    The graphics are aged and it shows. Fact that highest resolution is 1600x900 does not help either. To top that the first mission is really ugly which makes matters even worse at first. You get used to it later on and it's not that bad as the first impression.

    Audio seems fine most of times. Though lack of subtitles is extremely annoying. This was almost a reason not to play the game.

    The game does not introduce itself very well. It lacks that modern tutorial/guide style so present everywhere. This is somewhat refreshing but leaves a lot for player to figure out. Some things I've learned on almost ending missions. But the lack of waypoints saying exactly where to go was a bit of back to the roots trip. When you actually had to figure stuff out instead of going after the flashing blip.

    The story is rather bland. The start of it a disaster I would say. It gets a bit better later on but it is not to original or interesting at that.

    Mechanically it's not too good as well. The three vision mode, night, head and electronics are pretty much useless. I don't think I used them even once in a meaningful way. Shooting and combat are bad. Most annoying thing being - why the hell is a pistol more accurate than a rifle? I mean really. Grenades are useless as well.

    As a stealth game it fares much better. Sneaking is satisfying as much as stabbing the guys in the back. Most of the missions can be completed by remaining stealthy which is nice. Safe cracking is a nightmare though. The controls for it are terrible.

    That should be about time to tell something good about the game. So what it does going for it are pretty well designed levels and missions. They're interesting and challenging. Some of them are approachable by different ways I guess though it's not the same amount of freedom as Hitman games for example.

    Also the JMB headquarter levels are very nice - especially with the trust mechanic. This is the only part that makes the game worth playing. Time you are given to complete some additional objectives really adds to the double agent atmosphere.

    Overall I'd say 6/10 if you disregard the crashes. Not really something I can wholeheartedly recommend though I've played worse games.    … Expand
  17. hileger
    Dec 3, 2022
    6
    вот хз по и норм и не норм, конечно свои фишки есть в каждой из версии этой игры
  18. The_D4RknesS
    Nov 14, 2022
    6
    neither is good nor bad is neutral! the version that came out for PS2 should be the same as the PC and not this crap here with these "no life" graphics
  19. ColbyA.
    Mar 23, 2007
    5
    I'm coming with the same complaints as everyone else. I personally love the game and the gameplay, even if it gets tedious doing the same trial and error thing over and over again (but it's a nice change from grinding on MMOs), and I personally like the storyline so far. But the only problem is that it is glitchy as all hell. I've had problems with directional keys not I'm coming with the same complaints as everyone else. I personally love the game and the gameplay, even if it gets tedious doing the same trial and error thing over and over again (but it's a nice change from grinding on MMOs), and I personally like the storyline so far. But the only problem is that it is glitchy as all hell. I've had problems with directional keys not working for activities liek safecracking, I've had countless random crashes, and I've had lots of visual errors like the screen going blank after leaving it on the pause menu for 10 minutes or longer. Frankly, I suggest you wait until the game gets some more patches (if Ubi gives a damn about their PC customers). Lucky for me I got it on clearance for 20 bucks.… Expand
  20. AntonioMB.
    Jun 11, 2007
    5
    This game would have taken an 8, but unfortunately it is full of bugs. Seriously, I've never seen a game so full of glitches. For example, you can't change video configurations. Multiplayer is good, and the plot is cool.
  21. AnthonyJ.
    Dec 1, 2006
    5
    Huge problems with the save features: cant name saves, the "continue" doesn't work, and it won't load missions. The only thing that wil load is progress saves and they are not kept in order!What a shame! The game itself looks amazing and plays well, but it doesn't seem worth the hassle.
  22. wowtgp
    Mar 12, 2012
    5
    the has a lot of flaws but they never patched it or cared for it.overall this cat be classified asgood port.apart from port the gameplay is also medcore.when i finished chaos theory i was super excited for this one but i uninstalled the game after playing for 20 minutes.if you are looking to buy a splinter cell game buy chaos theory.
  23. JeffJ
    Jan 19, 2007
    4
    Great graphics! Really puts my evga 7950 gx2 to the test! Running 4 raid 0 sata2 drives, 2gb ram and core2 e6600 oc'd to 3.2 ghz all on a EVGA i680. Not a single skipped frame on max video settings.... however, This game is VERY buggy! It crashes randomly all the time. If I want to get the safe cracking to work, I have to quick save, completely exit the game, and then reload, and Great graphics! Really puts my evga 7950 gx2 to the test! Running 4 raid 0 sata2 drives, 2gb ram and core2 e6600 oc'd to 3.2 ghz all on a EVGA i680. Not a single skipped frame on max video settings.... however, This game is VERY buggy! It crashes randomly all the time. If I want to get the safe cracking to work, I have to quick save, completely exit the game, and then reload, and then MAYBE, it will work. I can't customize the control's like I used to in chaos theory... but I'm sure they will get it fixed sooner or later... like with patch 1.09! COMMON! WE NEED A MAJOR PATCH HERE UBI! This is very aggravating! Fix all the problems, and this game gets a 9+ rating from me!… Expand
  24. AnonymousMC
    Oct 6, 2008
    4
    The Anonymous who gave this piece of dump of a game a perfect 10 is a straight up idiot. This is the PC version dim-wit, not consoles so stop wasting my time with your irrelevant and thick ideas. 'EVERYONE knows' you are a knob-jockey twit who should post their comments under the xbox360 page, if at all, not here. This version on the PC just simply did not work, it was almostThe Anonymous who gave this piece of dump of a game a perfect 10 is a straight up idiot. This is the PC version dim-wit, not consoles so stop wasting my time with your irrelevant and thick ideas. 'EVERYONE knows' you are a knob-jockey twit who should post their comments under the xbox360 page, if at all, not here. This version on the PC just simply did not work, it was almost unplayable and a huge embarrassment to ubisoft and the splinter cell series. As it should be. This game was so almost genius but they completely ballsed it up. I hate you.… Expand
  25. JasonC.
    Feb 25, 2007
    4
    Seems I have the same thing to offer as every one else. Loading only works on most recent save. Crashes at least twice on nearly every level. Game play was incredibly choppy even on my system. (SLI XFX7800GT's, 4 disc RAID 5, 2GB cas2 ram, AMD 4400x2, asus a8n-sli premium). Graphics looked great except the lack of anti aliasing. Jagged edges are not attractive. Installed the most Seems I have the same thing to offer as every one else. Loading only works on most recent save. Crashes at least twice on nearly every level. Game play was incredibly choppy even on my system. (SLI XFX7800GT's, 4 disc RAID 5, 2GB cas2 ram, AMD 4400x2, asus a8n-sli premium). Graphics looked great except the lack of anti aliasing. Jagged edges are not attractive. Installed the most recent patch but could not enable anti-aliasing without video trouble, 25% of the screen sort of working! One bug I actually noticed in the game was on the cruise ship, leaving the bar there is a double door entry to an elevator area. The left door actually has 2 doors 1 90 degrees offset from the intended door. This can trap players and 1 of the AI's. Could have been much better, I am sure it will get there in a few patches.… Expand
  26. AverageReviewer
    Jan 27, 2019
    4
    The worst Splinter Cell game. I'm not even going to mention all the problems the PC version has. The gameplay itself is awful. The shadow/light system is plain stupid, sometimes you are hidden right under a light source and sometimes enemies see you when you're in shadows. No sound meter so it's never clear whether you're walking too noisy or not. The AI is godawful even by the standardsThe worst Splinter Cell game. I'm not even going to mention all the problems the PC version has. The gameplay itself is awful. The shadow/light system is plain stupid, sometimes you are hidden right under a light source and sometimes enemies see you when you're in shadows. No sound meter so it's never clear whether you're walking too noisy or not. The AI is godawful even by the standards of stealth games, sometimes not reacting to thrown objects or noises, simply too inconsistent. Daytime missions, particularly in Kinshasa feel like a different game, turning Splinter Cell into some simplistic stealth action where all you do is avoid enemy's line of sight. And then Double Agent has the audacity to treat itself as some sort of ultimate stealth game and deduct points for knocking out guards and destroying light sources at the end of the level. The whole trust system gimmick adds nothing and while the JBA HQ levels can sometimes be fun, they're definitely not Chaos Theory-fun.

    This game was clearly made by incompetent developers, had awful direction, that turned the game into a messy mix of a techno thriller and a crime story and was clearly rushed out hence all the bugs, glitches and performance issues. Play Double Agent on the original Xbox or at least on PS2. That one was actually made by the developers of Chaos Theory and is almost on par with it.    … Expand
  27. Sindow
    Jan 7, 2009
    3
    I played this on the PC and had absolutely zero technical problems. This is a nicer-looking Chaos Theory only without the content, wit or charm. While there is the addition of swimming in Double Agent it is only used in two levels so it feels more like a gimmick than an addition to Sam Fisher's arsenal. I never bothered using any grenades or other gadgets because of the horrible I played this on the PC and had absolutely zero technical problems. This is a nicer-looking Chaos Theory only without the content, wit or charm. While there is the addition of swimming in Double Agent it is only used in two levels so it feels more like a gimmick than an addition to Sam Fisher's arsenal. I never bothered using any grenades or other gadgets because of the horrible inventory system obviously meant for gimped console systems without a keyboard or mouse. Compared to Chaos Theory there are practically no enemies to interrogate and hardly any dialog. Would have been a nice sequel if there had been more levels, lines and darkness. Also, between each mission you have to sneak around a compound and do a certain amount of objectives in a certain amount of time. If I weren't such a stickler for hearing all conversations and seeing everything extra I would have skipped every compound mission.… Expand
  28. KarlL
    Mar 1, 2008
    3
    I love the splinter cell games but this one is so buggy and unfinished its almost not worth playing.
    There's even unfinished artwork in the game, (models missing textures, facial rigging that hasn't been weighted properly)
    And I cant even reconfigure the mouse controls. If they had released a finished version instead of this alpha build I'd be giving it a much higher    I love the splinter cell games but this one is so buggy and unfinished its almost not worth playing.
    There's even unfinished artwork in the game, (models missing textures, facial rigging that hasn't been weighted properly)
    And I cant even reconfigure the mouse controls.
    If they had released a finished version instead of this alpha build I'd be giving it a much higher rating.

    Also worth a note, Instead of spamming you with advertising for "Airwaves" This time its "Nivea for men"    … Expand
  29. AdamM.
    Dec 8, 2006
    3
    Very disappointing effort, Ubi. You were doing so well with the ports from the last three Splinter Cell games, what happened here? The safe cracking barely works, the unlocks don't appear in my inventory, no matter what I do, the story seems to have been cut in half so the extra space could be used to make things shinier. And that's not even getting into the "streamlined" Very disappointing effort, Ubi. You were doing so well with the ports from the last three Splinter Cell games, what happened here? The safe cracking barely works, the unlocks don't appear in my inventory, no matter what I do, the story seems to have been cut in half so the extra space could be used to make things shinier. And that's not even getting into the "streamlined" multiplayer. The story mode is good...while it lasts. But if you want a good Splinter Cell game, I'd suggest sticking with Chaos Theory.… Expand
  30. GregD.
    Jan 11, 2007
    3
    They broke the game! I loved the first and second splinter cells, never played the third, and I returned with high hopes to the fourth in the series only to be very disappointed. The controls are clumsy and very clearly based on a weak console port. The menu-mouse has a ridiculously high sensitivity that isn't adjustable (the sensitivity setting only affects the mouse in the game They broke the game! I loved the first and second splinter cells, never played the third, and I returned with high hopes to the fourth in the series only to be very disappointed. The controls are clumsy and very clearly based on a weak console port. The menu-mouse has a ridiculously high sensitivity that isn't adjustable (the sensitivity setting only affects the mouse in the game engine.) The game forces you to watch an idiotic 20 second cutscene every time you go to the main menu, loading games doesn't work if you aren't dead, and it doesn't even quit properly! It ignores ALT-F4, doesn't Alt-Tab, and it takes up 10GB of hard drive space to screw all this up. Save your cash, this game'll be worth the price of entry when it hits $20.… Expand
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#38 Best PC Game of 2006
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#28 Most Discussed PC Game of 2006
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#6 Most Shared PC Game of 2006

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Metascore
80

Generally favorable reviews - based on 17 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 14 out of 17
  2. Mixed: 3 out of 17
  3. Negative: 0 out of 17
  1. Cheat Code Central
    90
    I found the story more fleshed out since certain story elements that are glossed over in the X360 version are given more gravity and importance.
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  2. PC Zone UK
    89
    Double Agent comes close to earning a Classic award, let down only by the fact that we wanted to see them run a bit further with the trust system idea.
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  3. ActionTrip
    77
    A good game. It will likely be a very good game after a couple of patches (it is damn buggy on the PC and slow as hell), so I'd advise you to wait a while before you actually buy it.
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