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Hunt for the traitor! Board submarine Kursk K-141 and stop a criminal organisation stealing Russian weapon systems!
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- Publisher:
- Ravenscourt
- Release date:
- 11 December 2015
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- All Steam reviews:
- Mixed (49)
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Board submarine Kursk K-141 and stop a criminal organisation stealing Russian weapon systems! You are agent Belyaeva, a secret agent hunting the criminal mastermind. After an undercover partner goes missing you must find the culprit before Kursk K-141 and the truth fall to the bottom of the ocean!
- Solve unique puzzles, engage with interesting characters, and hunt for clues in your search for the truth!
- Explore nearly 50 beautiful locations from towns to Kursk K-141’s submarine chambers
- Play through 9 thrilling chapters as you hunt for the traitor!
- 11 mini-game challenges test your skills and wit
- Set in Russia and based on a real-life event, explore a beautiful recreation of submarine Kursk K-141
Recommended system requirements
minimum*
- OS *:
- Windows® Vista™/Windows 7™/Windows 8™
- Processor:
- Pentium® IV 2 GHz Single Core equivalent or higher
- Memory:
- 512 MB RAM
- Graphics:
- DirectX® 9 compatible Graphics card with at least 128 MB RAM
- DirectX:
- Version 9.0c
- Storage:
- 750 MB available space
- Sound Card:
- DirectX® 9 compatible 16 Bit-Sound Card (optional)
- Additional Notes:
- Graphics Hardware must support no older than shader model 3.0 to run this game.
recommended*
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User reviews
While this isn't an awful game. I can't say that I had much fun playing Undercover Missions. The story suffers from a rough English translation. There's quite a bit of engrish and nonsensical sentences in this game. All
Hi, after a little more than 20 hours of playing (didn't use any help) I want to share with you my impressions of this game! First of all, I love watching documentaries on history, espionage and conspiracy theories, so
The best way to describe "Operation Kursk K-141" is to call it a missed opportunity. I really hate it when adventure games are bad, because just making the effort to make an adventure game confines its creator to a very
STAY AWAY. This one is so painstakingly slow, and frustrating, really, just don't. * Voice acting is mechanical. At some point I think they used software-generated voices. This is how bad the voice acting is. * Lots and
Although the overall look is not state of the art and has the charm of an older game, which some might say could be on purpose as a reminiscence about the year the games takes place :), it is a good classic point and
I enjoyed playing the game. Was impressed by the long playing time - it took me 4 hours to finish chapter 1 and 2. All in all, I would recommend this game to all who love the adventure genre.




