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Death to Spies: Moment of Truth

Plattform: PC Veröffentlicht: 24.07.2009

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Verfasst: 03.01.17 12:06

Totaler Beschiss! Ich dachte mir ich kauf gleich das ganze Bündel, weil es im Angebot war. Der erste Teil lief ohne Probleme und ich habe ihn sauber durchgespielt. Der 2. Teil läuft nicht, die Grafik ist nicht ok, trotz neuinstallation und sogar anderen Rechner keine Besserung. Ich hatte den Support mehrfach gebeten mir den ersten Teil zu berrechnen und für den 2. ne Gutschrift zu geben. Antwort war ich hätte schon ein paar Stunden gespielt. Dem Support war es auch egal, dass sich bei der Spielzeit um den ersten Teil handelte und nicht den 2. So geht man mit Kunden nicht um.

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677 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 06.12.21 14:42

Pretty much a Hitman game set during WWII. It's not as polished as the Hitman series but can still be fun to play. Considering it's and older game there isn't much hand holding going on so it can be difficult to figure out what to do sometimes. Disable the depth of field effect in options to fix texture issues.

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828 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 07.06.21 10:43

its good game . its like hitman but you are spie . I liked it

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944 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 01.03.21 04:01

At first my computer wouldn't play this great game, but after taking the advice to go into the game's files and remove the 2 intro videos then it played fine. I also had to turn off the distance aliasing to get rid of a rather strange video effect and then it looked great for a 2009 game. As others have said, it has a hitman feel to it set in WW2. The game is hard but quite satisfying when a mission is accomplished. There is a heavy reliance on disguises and your minimap will show you the enemies' reaction to you in that particular disguise - green arrows means they will accept you, yellow means they are suspicious, and red means they'll recognize you right away. I recommend you save a lot. I cycle through 3 saves (you can do as many as you like), so as not to get myself into a spot I can't back out. It's a game that requires patience and stealth. Well worth the play.

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418 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 19.10.20 22:10

Death to spies: moment of truth is like a Hitman-themed WWII game. But the Hitman series are like a billion times better... As I said for the prequel: buy it if you're curious, when it's cheap.

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Verfasst: 04.07.20 03:40

This game comes from a different time. A time when we had time. You have to take your time. You have to time your actions. Time and time again. It was a good time.

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61 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 06.06.20 06:28

Hard as ever living fuck, but still a very good game. Note: there is a rainbow color bug and makes it impossible to play, but is easily fixable.

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Verfasst: 05.03.20 01:32

Still love playing this old gem and just started a full playthru again on my youtube channel. I rarely ever have the patience anymore to do the full stealth completion so I always end up massacring hordes of nazis throughout the missions and the game never punishes you for it. It's still well worth $10 to this day. Playthru starts here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjL2VstIaJM&list=PLLcxd4soKLM4SHZqCoU051FQjzUXudOvP

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Verfasst: 26.01.20 15:35

I didn't have high hopes but I was interested because of WWII and Hitman, now I just want to refund but it was just $1.30 so I don't care. AI is laughably bad at times, movement and controls are clunky, and nearly all the things that make the Hitman games unique are not in this except the disguises; which do work very well but to pass any mission you basically HAVE to use a disguise which negates any use of your backpack and what's inside it. Unless you constantly use a German backpack. You can't shimmy, squeeze between tight spaces, or even crawl under trucks as a different route around enemies. It's nearly impossible to distract an NPC as you can actually throw a rock right at their head and they acknowledge it for about a half second, then go right back to whatever they were doing. The stun prompt is unreliable, seeing as half the time I've just punched them while the other actually get knocked out. I'm really trying with this game and I'm not gonna give up on it, seeing as it is now 10 or 11 years old, but to be fair the old Splinter Cell and Hitman games had all these features and then some while being older. Still going to keep trying because I do like the atmosphere and art style of the game. I miss games that look like this. I will recommend if you're a masochist like me and want to put up with certain aspects of the game that would make most just uninstall and never speak of again.

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837 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 13.01.20 06:48

Improving upon the original with better graphics, better animations, better but still limited audio, better soundtrack, more intricate levels, more challenging missions and more accidental kills. The AI watching you through walls issue can sometimes still happen but its manageable. There's a sort of story now though simple its effective with new scripted in-game events and more level interaction that can be triggered for even more opportunities to complete objectives. In summery a great sequel to the series better polishing and adding more to the already great formula. Highly recommended for fans of the series and challenging stealth games!

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1172 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 27.02.17 22:24

Death to Spies: Moment of Truth is a spy infiltration stealth action game, similar to hitman, released in 2009 on steam. A sequel of Death to Spies. It has better graphics and a more fluent gameplay compared to Death to Spies. Except for the weird tree graphics that look distorted. It's situated in world war 2, intel gathering, capturing targets, assassinating targets, rescuing targets, destroying targets, etc. Comparing to hitman, it's more punishing leaving no room for error. Each mission takes roughly 30 minutes to 1 hour depending on your playstyle, once you mess up, you/re back to the start. It's very realistic in terms of reaction of AI etc, delay in shooting etc. There're 2 main issues I find, exactly the same as Death to Spies, getting stuck in places but you can still try to squirm out and hard to gauge the grenade throwing. Other than those 2, it's a pretty decent game for a 2009 release. Other than the stated, treat it as a world war 2 hitman game. You will need to run it in windows xp service pack 3 compatibility. It's totally worth the price at the moment, it does not contain a tutorial, unlike Death to Spies, so I do recommend getting Death to Spies: Gold bundle during a sale due to the age of the games. Death to Spies: Gold bundle contains both Death to Spies and Death to Spies: Moment of Truth.

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Verfasst: 25.03.16 06:51

Death to Spies: Moment of Truth is probably my favorite stealth game, next to Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory and Hitman: Blood Money. Every level is incredibly unique among the seven few that there are, but the game gives you just enough tools and varied enough difficulty levels (the difference between the hard difficulty and the hardest difficulty is alone practically two seperate games) that the lack of quantity barely effects the game. Tossable, infinite distractions, with more limited more focused variants. Whistling to distract. Three stances with two movement speeds between them. Usable vehicles (with usable horns.) Accident systems. At least one level with a straight up logistics puzzle. Oh, and really solid, clockwork inspired music. Most impressively, easy difficulty has more spaced out patrols and scripted lures that don't exist on other difficulties, ensuring that even novices have more than a fair chance to understand the workings of the game. This isn't for people who want a story with their game. Frankly, this isn't for people who want anything but a raw, enjoyable set of levels that end up being fun to play through. The animations aren't the best, nor is the plot anything amazing, and the combat AI isn't fantastic. That said, if you're picking this up the odds are you're not looking for any of those things. If you like stealth for stealth's sake, this is easily one of the best games you can pick up on Steam. It's the expansion pack Hitman: Blood Money never got, and you owe it to yourself to pick it up.

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Verfasst: 30.12.15 02:21

Russian, WWII-era Hitman. I didn't really even know anyone had ever attempted to do something like Hitman. And what a brilliant mix, a Hitman game about killing Nazis! Okay, so first off, this game ran fine (Windows 7 x64 still), in widescreen at good resolution without any effort on my part whatsoever, all I had to do was disable depth of field to get rid of some nasty textures. You can't even get most Hitman games to run in widescreen without doing all sorta funky hacks, and again, its a Russian game, most Russian games I've played required serious effort to get running on any modern system. That outta the way. HOW DID I MISS THIS!?! I love the Hitman games, and this is arguably better than some of the old Hitmans, maybe even on par with Blood Money (maybe, I reserve judgement until I've finished the game). I've never heard of Death to Spies until this sale, which really sucks because it does some things better than even Hitman does. For starters, if you shoot a dude anywhere but in the head, or if you slit his throat//stab him, the uniform he's wearing has bulletholes/blood stains, which are a dead-giveaway, so you can't use it. Small, simple, brilliant. The objectives are a lot different, the primary focus isn't necessarily assassination like it is in Hitman, you're more of a spy than an assassin in many cases, you just have a license to kill and you USE IT =D Second, this game rates your performance waaaayyyy differently, killing someone other than your designated target doesn't automatically bone you out of the highest ratings, its more about how professional, silent and clean you are. Strangle a guard and hide the body - and containers to put bodies in are rare in this game, you just have to dump them somewhere out of the way - and you're golden; make a mess, have a body get found, or set off an alarm though and your score is obviously penalized like most stealth games. If they find a naked body you've taken the uniform for, they start looking for intruders wearing that uniform, making it useless and lowering your score. However, you have a backpack, and you can actually carry disguises with you, again something we've never seen from Hitman. You have to do more than wear the clothes though, if you're disguised as a Nazi soldier, you need to swap out Russian weaponry for German weaponry, found on bodies usually, or you can choose to start the mission with German guns in most/all cases. If they see you using Russian guns while posing as a German sentry, their suspicion of you raises very quickly. Additionally, your dude can go prone and crawl, which is really useful in open, outdoor sections without generous cover (not to mention making sniping a hell of a lot easier). You do have a non-lethal option, namely a bottle of chloroform that works similar to how it did in Hitman 2 though it has 5-10 uses and 1 use knocks out an enemy for the rest of the mission, whereas knockouts in H2 only lasted minutes. You can also just punch someone in the face, but its not as effective and is noisy. Also of note, you can actually drive vehicles in this game, which was never a thing in Hitman; its useful too since the maps are pretty big; you can even use a truck that has a canopy to hide a body and move it around. On the hardest difficulty, the ability to take disguises is removed entirely, which basically equates to some missions being impossible to get through without garroting a few patrols and guards, however you also get an automatic score boost, to rectify any loose ends you had to tie up. I'm excited for the third one, it originally failed a kickstarter I think, and its not the original developers or publishers, and its more of a spiritual successor than direct sequel since its a different main character and set in the Cold War, but they have something here, excited to see where they go with it --- http://store.steampowered.com/app/406720/

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Verfasst: 25.05.14 00:16

Death to Spies: Moment of Truth is a WWII-era stealth game in which you play as a Russian agent named Semion Strogov, a man tasked with eliminating espionage-related threats to the Soviet Union. The missions that you must accomplish range anywhere from gathering intel to assassination, with the locations in which you will be inserted range from German military camps to an English hospital. The areas are varied, and you never feel like the developers ran out of ideas. The gameplay of Death to Spies is very similar to the Hitman games, with most of the stealth revolving around disguises. While crawling through bushes and vents are a viable way to play the game, using the game's disguise system is the most reliable way to play. The disguise system in this game is usually pretty realistic, and the AI is consistent when it comes to detecting you (I'm looking at you, Hitman 2 Japan levels), so you always know why your disguise did not work, and what you can do to improve it. Certain disguises don't work in certain areas, and if you take the clothes of a high-ranking officer, the guards will recognize that you aren't the person you claim to be. Adding to that, in the higher difficulty settings, blood-stained clothes and clothes with bullet holes are unusable, so stabbing and shooting is a no-no. Much more reliable weapons are the garrotte and chloroform if you prefer a non-lethal approach. The game doesn't seem to punish you for taking the lethal approach (as long as you are merciful to civilians), unlike many other stealth games out there. I can't speak much for the graphics of the game, since it doesn't seem to like my graphics card, washing out all the colors. This made the game look like an old movie, which in my opinion added to the atmosphere. The animations are nothing special, but they do their job and you can always tell what's going on. The music was mostly forgettable, but it always fits what's going on. One thing I did not mention earlier is that this game is very difficult, and the poor shooting mechanics don't do anything to help it. Unfortunately, there's no tutorial in this game, so some of the more nuanced parts of the game must be learned through experience. I personally enjoy when games give me a challenge and didn't mind the lack of a tutorial that much. As for the shooting mechanics, this is a stealth game, so you shouldn't be shooting much anways. This game really shines when you're walking down the corridor of a German military base, doing your best to remain inconspicuous. The thing that really sets this game apart from other games in this genre, and indeed, from other games period, is the amount of realism in this game. As I said earlier, if you stab people or shoot people, it renders their disguise useless, and people may recognize you if you take a unique disguise anyways. One of the options in the game is to make everyone speak their native language, adding to the atmosphere. Being a German speaker really helped me here, as most of the enemies in this game are German, and certain small hints can be drawn from their chatter. Strogov himself is, obviously, a Russian speaker, making all of the briefings and cutscenes in Russian with English subtitles. Death to Spies itself was a Soviet anti-espionage program during WWII, which I did not know originally. Overall, I really enjoyed Death to Spies: Moment of Truth. People calling it a rip-off of Hitman obviously didn't see the game for what it is: a realistic spy game set during WWII. A disguise system and assassination missions don't make a game a Hitman clone. Though the story is mostly nonexistent, and the game's soundtrack is mostly forgettable, Death to Spies: Moment of Truth is a fun stealth game that, as long as they iron out some of the wrinkles in (hopefully) future installments, could become one of my favorite games. This game is a definite recommendation, as long as you don't mind a difficult game.

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630 Std. insgesamt

Verfasst: 27.11.13 20:43

If you like the Hitman series, have an interest in espionage or WW2 this game is for you. It is a bit dated now, and you can see this by the graphics and the UI however that doesn't harm the game in anyway as even now it is very playable. WEAPONS The first reason I liked this game was the detail in terms of authenticity and gameplay. There is a large amount of historically accurate 'spy' weapons availiable including a Nagant silenced revolver and the classic silenced sten gun however if you are looking for a shooter this is not for you. Most of the weapons feel fairly weak - mostly because they are silenced but even the machine guns feel a bit 'odd' for example the STG 44 doesn't sound right and doesn't give a real kickback it should do, by affecting you physically, it instead just seems to tilt up when you fire. The guns are hardly the main meat of the game but for an authentic game such as this they could have done better. VEHICLES! Moving onto a positive note there are vehicles in the game, and correct me if i am wrong, but i do not think hitman or any other simular stealth games include the ability to drive vehicles whilst useing them as a tool to hide bodies or escape. Sure they don't drive very well but it is not a racing game and they are slow, but it is nice to have the option to hide a german officers corpse in the back of your bad-ass opel blitz. AI The AI is competant at what it does, the detection system is good - the sense bullet noises, if you are near them or in their line of sight and yet still allows you to use morphine or take out a guard from behind. There is always problems though-AI can be a bit stupid sometimes by repeatably charging into a room you are camping in whilst you gun 20 of them down, you cannot just walse through missions like this though as in the end they will pull back and wait for you, or 'lob' a grenade into your hiding spot. STEALTH/TOOLS The main component of any game of this genre is stealth i.e the ability to have to avoid, usually enemies, without being noticed. In Death to Spies moment of truth there is a variet of ways to do this... You can go in quiet using morphine, silenced weapons, diversions and patience to outwit the enemy or you can play it on easy and run-and-gun, but the latter doesn't work often and why would you want to anyway? The stealth is statisfying but you don't have the ability to do much in the way of interesting tactics. The interactions you are given throughout missions are good but they can be hard to find sometime, I spent ages trying to work out how to get passed a party of german officers only to find that the plumbing had to the solution. Good points: -A Completely solid game, I have had no problems with running it and the aesthetic and the gameplay complement each other perfectly (although the art direction is nothing to write home about- but the normal 'trying for realism' graphics suite it well). - Authentic levels, objectives, weapons, uniform (there is disguises in the game). -Up to you in how you complete the mission, big level design with choices of which way to go and what you do and (I think) sometimes even say. Bad points: -Lack of direction, doesn't really tell you the options you have to complete missions, and figuring it out as you go along on harder difficulties ends in death. -Boring mission objectives (Blow A up, kill B officer, find C secret documents - very cliche) -Bad gunplay Overall I had some fun with it, I would recommend it if you are remotely interested in this period of history (late WW2, early cold war), stealth games or simply a challenge (saboteur mode is hard - no disguises). If you would like to learn more about this game message me on steam or if you have any possible ideas or improvements I could make to my reviews also message me.

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