مرة حلوووة حرفيًا ما اعرف ليش الناس تكرهها
امزح ادري ليش عشانها قصيرة بس بالعكس والله وناسة احلى شي فيها كونها قصيرة, ولو بتخيرني بلعبة كو اوب قصيرة بس فيها ريبلايبلتي مرة عالي ولا وحدة طويلة بس مستحيل المسها لو خلصتها بختار الخيار الاول وانا مغمض
عمومًا العبوها مع الاصحاب ترا مرة تستاهل.. ايه بتضيع كم مرة وبتستغرب من غبائك وكيف ضعت بهالمرحلة السهلة بس عوافي It's worth it
وايه صح ترا اللعبة مرة سهلة وهذا احلى ثاني شي فيها
عمومًا برب بكمل severance باااي

This game is currently in the Humble Choice for May 2023, this is part of my coverage of the bundle. If you are interested in the game and it's before June 6th, 2022, consider picking up the game as part of the current monthly bundle.

An online co-op spy game.

Operation: Tango is similar to the We Were Here series. Two players try to complete spy missions in enemy territory. One player will be a field operative, and the other plays a hacker, though both characters will have a variety of tasks that they will need to collaborate on to work their way through each mission. The game requires online play but only needs one copy of the game and the expectation is the only communication between the players is verbal, with no way to see each other’s screens.

Operation: Tango should be played by friends, random players won’t be as good for this. But a bigger problem is that Operation: Tango is a single experience. Once players get through the entire game, the same experience won’t be as special. I forgot to record footage, and this is the second playthrough of the same level. Even swapping characters didn’t change the experience. There are only 6 missions and while there are ten additional challenges in a new free DLC, this isn’t the longest experience.

Pick this up if you have someone to play with, if you get the game, this is enjoyable, and with the right partner, it’s something else. The reason I forgot to record the footage was that I was having an amazing time playing the game, but we also got through two out of the six original missions already, so, as I said, it’s not going to be that long.

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My friend and I sat on this game for a LONG time. We talked about playing it and we weren’t sure if it was going to be fun (since we both preferred more action-based coop).

BOY WERE WE WRONG. WE HAD A BLAST.

If you really don’t mind puzzle games and laughing over crappy directions that your friends gave you, you two will have a lot of fun. The game encourages you to not play while looking at each other’s screen and rather, communicate verbally instead. I think it’s the best advice to enjoy this game. We had so many hearty laughs over what we had to do to solve them or how we messed up trying to get to the solution.

However, there is one mission that kinda tore our hair apart bc it was so long and there were so much multi-tasking mini games. The puzzles can get very difficult, too, but that’s the nature of the game. I’m also surprised at how buggy it can be? We had to do a hard reset two times. It wasn’t too bad but one of those time happened during the frustrating mission so yeah, not pleasant. 😭

Buuuut I recommend! It’s extremely fun with a buddy :)

Ist nichts Besonderes. Aber das, was es kann, macht es gut.

"Operation: Tango" ist ein asymmetrischer Spy-Thriller, der Spieler in die Rolle von Agenten versetzt, die zusammenarbeiten müssen, um geheime Missionen zu erfüllen. Eines der besten Dinge über das Spiel ist der stilvolle und kreative Ansatz, der in Bezug auf die Inszenierung und Präsentation genommen wird. Das Spiel bietet auch eine interessante Kombination aus Einzelspieler- und Mehrspieler-Gameplay, die es ermöglicht, dass die Spieler zusammenarbeiten und ihre Fähigkeiten nutzen, um die Aufgaben erfolgreich zu erfüllen.

Allerdings werden die Aufgaben schnell repetitive und es fehlt an Abwechslung im Gameplay. Auch wenn das Spiel zunächst unterhaltsam erscheint, verliert es schnell an Reiz und es gibt keinen Wiederspielbedarf. Im Vergleich zu anderen ähnlichen Spielen auf dem Markt, versinkt "Operation: Tango" und ich hatte keine Lust mehr, weiterzuspielen. Insgesamt ist es ein unterhaltsames Spiel, aber es hat nicht genug Tiefe und Abwechslung, um längerfristig zu fesseln.

Nice, fun little game; personally I think the gameplay on the hacker's side is significantly stronger than on the agent's side, but both are perfectly serviceable. A few of the recurring puzzles feel a bit broken, the mastermind minigame doesnt seem to work at all and a few of the sliding block puzzles are extremely punishing in terms of timing, but for the most part it all feels bang on the level of difficulty you want for something like this. The post-game challenge mode is also a very nice little addition. Can recommend this one.

You know, if an entire country can collapse from one guy setting off an EMP, I think your society might just be a lost cause.

Co-op gaming has been going interesting places lately. On the one hand, you have It Takes Two surpassing all odds to take Game of the Year 2021. On the other, you have Halo Infinite going out of its way to utterly fail to live up to previous entries by launching without co-op, and abandoning all plans for split-screen. Chances are, if there's a big co-op game that launches these days, it's a horde shooter. Operation Tango seeks to veer more towards the adventure-style gameplay seen in games like It Takes Two (as well as its Friend Pass system), but arguably veers closer to the We Were Here series. But what sets it apart from the rest is the asymmetrical gameplay that both players sit through.

One player picks the role of agent, while the other fills the role of the hacker. Agents do all the field work, while the hacker supports them from elsewhere. Both players have to communicate constantly to relay each others information to each other, as well as collaborate in several minigames. It's a really great foundation, and the early missions do a great job at introducing the concept before the later missions get really creative. Certain sections do feel a fair bit derivative of Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, but the story elements that run alongside it keep the pace going strong.

Graphics are stylised to a degree, but it's certainly not a strong draw for the game by any means. It's cartoony, but not strikingly cel-shaded or anything along those lines. Music felt very much in-the-background and didn't grab me at any point, but it's acceptable, cliche espionage music, riffing off of the classic Bond vibes.

Sadly, Tango drops the ball in many places - though I think the games strengths outweigh the flaws, it's by a narrow margin. The final mission is just pure ass, opening with a mediocre stealth sequence that is incredibly brief, before going to a large, uninteresting environment with poorly explained mechanics that led to a lot of frustration for both me and the hacker guiding me. This then led to another, disastorous stealth sequence. Control-wise, you can only walk or run - no crouching or jumping. They're hardly necessary, but when confronted with instant fail stealth sequences the stiff controls become very noticeable.

Additionally, the game's just really short. Doing all the main story missions left it at just under 4 hours, and from what I understand the puzzle solutions either don't change or have very little variance, so there's zero replay value. There are post-game challenges, and I might amend the review if and when I check them out, but I just want a damn break after that last mission.

Most baffling to me was the performance. I'm not sure if this is just a me thing given I've seen no other complaints, but - this is one of the worst PC ports I've ever seen. There are no graphic options, like, legitimately none other than resolution and "low graphics mode". Despite this, the game inexplicably turns my PC up to 90 degrees Celsius (and based on my limited knowledge of Fahrenheit, that's about 520,000 degrees or something) and runs like utter shit. Doom 2016 is less demanding than this game.

Altogether, this game is in a weird spot for me. It has style and charm, but being so short and unreplayable leaves it feeling low-value. I almost definitely wouldn't have bought the game were it not for being in a Humble Bundle, and while the Friend Pass is a nice and welcome inclusion, there are a LOT of things that hold this game back. I wish the developers all the best if they choose to make a follow up - hopefully the first thing they tackle is basic PC optimisation.

Asymmetrical co-op games are at least a little cool by default.

I would say the easiest way to describe the mission and puzzle quality is hit or miss. And even then some of the puzzles that are hitting a bit better are just Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes or Spaceteam.

The game is also very short, so the misses end up being a pretty big portion. That said, I had a good time overall.

Friend Pass is appreciated, and on that note this game probably gains some rating since I played it with a friend until late into the night.