- November 5, 2015
- Logic Artists
- 12h median play time
Clandestine
Even if the purpose of the game is to strive for perfection, it does unfortunately appear to lack depth with only 6 missions of vastly varying length and 4 challenge ops. The shorter missions definitely seem tighter and making a single mistake doesn’t punish too harshly when the mission can be tried again relatively quickly. On the other hand, the long missions drag on by the end and when you slip up from being worn out, getting seen by a guard only warrants a single response – just run to the end and pray you’ll make it alive. Being spotted at all is usually harshly punished if you can’t manage to pull off miraculous headshots for all the guards in the near vicinity in the time it takes them to sound the alarm. Once that happens you are done for as there are not many places to hide to begin with and once they know where you are, there’s no hiding at all.
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About Clandestine
Clandestine is a single player action game. It was developed by Logic Artists and was released on November 5, 2015. It received neutral reviews from critics and mostly positive reviews from players.
Clandestine is a 2-player or singleplayer stealth/hacking game set in 1996. Asymmetrical co-op allows one player to take the role of the spy while a friend provides overwatch and assistance as the hacker, and unravel a post-Cold War espionage conspiracy.











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Reviews
- Unique asymmetric co-op gameplay that requires strong communication and teamwork between players.
- Engaging and immersive experience that captures the tension of spy missions, with multiple approaches to objectives.
- Fun and rewarding gameplay, especially when played with a friend, making it a memorable co-op experience.
- Numerous bugs and glitches that can disrupt gameplay, including issues with animations and AI behavior.
- Clunky controls and awkward movement mechanics that can frustrate players, particularly in stealth scenarios.
- Graphics and production values are dated, which may detract from the overall experience for some players.
story
300 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it unengaging or poorly executed, often overshadowed by gameplay issues and technical glitches. While some appreciate the potential for player choices to influence the narrative, others criticize the writing, voice acting, and overall coherence of the plot. Despite its shortcomings, the cooperative gameplay and mission structure provide enough enjoyment for players to overlook the narrative flaws.
“This is an amazing game that retains player attention and always keeps you in the loop with pretty storytelling, level design, and core mechanics making you feel like the ultimate hacker pro badass.”
“The story is better than I expected too, not top-notch but it does touch on some ambitious themes.”
“The story gives you reason enough to get through the missions.”
“From CS 1.6 gunsounds to borderline comical voice acting and facial expressions, with NPC visual qualities that not only are ugly, but also diverge between characters, and with a story badly set up, badly written, and badly explained, the lack of polishing and money is showing through the cracks in this game.”
“The production values are horrible, and I couldn't care less about the story.”
“The acting, story, and dialogue are all terribly bad.”
Critic Reviews
Clandestine
Even if the purpose of the game is to strive for perfection, it does unfortunately appear to lack depth with only 6 missions of vastly varying length and 4 challenge ops. The shorter missions definitely seem tighter and making a single mistake doesn’t punish too harshly when the mission can be tried again relatively quickly. On the other hand, the long missions drag on by the end and when you slip up from being worn out, getting seen by a guard only warrants a single response – just run to the end and pray you’ll make it alive. Being spotted at all is usually harshly punished if you can’t manage to pull off miraculous headshots for all the guards in the near vicinity in the time it takes them to sound the alarm. Once that happens you are done for as there are not many places to hide to begin with and once they know where you are, there’s no hiding at all.
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Clandestine Review - PC
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Frequently Asked Questions
Clandestine is a action game. Common tags for Clandestine include indie and trading.
Clandestine is available on PC and Windows.
On average players spend around 12 hours playing Clandestine.
Clandestine was released on November 5, 2015.
Clandestine was developed by Logic Artists.
Clandestine has received neutral reviews from players and neutral reviews from critics. Most players liked Clandestine for its story but disliked it for its stability.
Clandestine is a single player game with local co-op support.
Similar games include The Slater, Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts, Edge Of Eternity, Alpha Protocol, Black One Blood Brothers and others.










