- August 6, 2020
- UnliminaSoftware
A Night In Berlin
Platforms
About
"A Night in Berlin" is a free-to-play third-person shooter set in a retro-inspired Berlin of 2024. Play as three MI6 agents with unique abilities, engaging in fast-paced, high-stakes combat where one shot can be the difference between life and death. Explore eight different environments with a soundtrack of 10 full-length synth-wave and EDM tracks.





- The game offers a challenging and rewarding experience, reminiscent of classic titles like Hotline Miami.
- The visuals and soundtrack create an engaging atmosphere that enhances the gameplay.
- It's a free game that provides a unique blend of action and strategy, with different characters offering varied playstyles.
- The game suffers from inconsistent enemy AI and hitbox issues, making it frustratingly difficult at times.
- Many players find the lack of checkpoints and the trial-and-error nature of the gameplay to be overly punishing.
- Controls can be unresponsive, particularly with melee attacks, leading to frequent and unfair deaths.
story
46 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally described as minimal and difficult to follow, with many players expressing a desire for more depth and expansion. While some find the narrative intriguing and rewarding once all intel is collected, others criticize it for being underwhelming and lacking coherence, particularly in the later missions. Overall, the story serves as a backdrop to the gameplay, which is often highlighted as the main draw of the experience.
“The story is pure genius with an ending that no one would ever see coming.”
“Both story and gameplay are top notch and worth a playthrough.”
“A night in Berlin offers limitless replayability among the eight total missions.”
“There is very little story present in this game, and what story there is is extremely hard to follow.”
“Even after collecting intel, it's very difficult to understand any part of the story.”
“The lack of coherent storytelling also resulted in massive disappointment when I found out that levels 7 and 8 featured no actual gameplay, and were simply glorified cutscenes.”