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Rogue Agent is a single player tactical role playing game. It was developed by Jorge Aires and was released on April 29, 2018. It received positive reviews from players.

Rogue Agent is a fast-paced strategy and combat game about war between secret agents and spies.

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84%Audience ScoreBased on 200 reviews
gameplay9 positive mentions
stability2 negative mentions

  • Simple, fast-paced, and easy-to-learn gameplay that offers quick play sessions ideal for short breaks.
  • Engaging strategic elements with character stat upgrades and different agent abilities, appealing especially after getting accustomed to the mechanics.
  • Free to play with a unique feature of tradable in-game item drops (country flags), adding a collectible layer to the experience.
  • Lacks depth and variety in missions and gameplay, leading to repetitive and sometimes monotonous experiences.
  • No tutorial or clear in-game explanations, making it initially confusing for new players and hard to grasp all mechanics.
  • Technical and design shortcomings such as clunky controls, low-quality graphics, no multiplayer mode, and limited settings/customization options.
  • story

    54 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    6% positive mentions, 88% neutral mentions, 6% negative mentions

    The story is minimal and straightforward, centering on agents completing missions worldwide to ultimately conquer the world for their governments. While the premise offers some strategic depth through mission choices and agent combat, it lacks plot twists, character development, or narrative variety, making it a simple, repetitive experience primarily focused on gameplay mechanics rather than storytelling.

    • “The game features 13 missions around the world. Once the player successfully completes a mission, they can choose between four perks: life (increases health), accuracy (increases damage), evasion (defense), or intel (a mild damage and defense buff).”
    • “The ultimate goal is to kill all other agents by having higher stats than them and interfering with their missions. Once all missions are completed, remaining players face off in the last mission, and the loop continues until one player loses.”
    • “Because of this, you need to actually think about where you'll go for your mission if you want to avoid conflict, which adds depth to the game. Different agents have different behaviors, like going to the closest or furthest mission, influencing your strategy.”
    • “The missions feel copy-pasted, the objectives are extremely predictable, and there’s barely any sense of reward or progression.”
    • “Apart from that, no tutorial, no options, no story, rudimentary and buggy graphics... I have no idea why this 'game' is considered 'very positive' by the reviewers.”
    • “You choose a city at random (there is no information that would guide your decision), then either succeed in your mission (no idea which of the 3 statistics influences what) or fight another spy that decided to go into that city.”
  • gameplay

    29 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    31% positive mentions, 59% neutral mentions, 10% negative mentions

    The gameplay is praised for its tight, responsive controls and addictive, fast-paced mechanics that blend RTS and strategy elements in a simple yet engaging way. While some find it lacks depth or complexity and wish for more variety or strategic twists, many appreciate its focused design and subtle goals that keep players intrigued without overwhelming them. Overall, it offers an enjoyable, straightforward experience with potential for future enhancements.

    • “At first it feels simple, but the more you play, the more you appreciate how tight and focused the gameplay is.”
    • “The controls feel tight and responsive, and the gameplay loop is addictive.”
    • “While the game has a steep learning curve and can feel short, it offers deep strategic gameplay that has been well-received by players.”
    • “I still don't know all the mechanics of the game; it seems to me that it's random sometimes. Also, I hate when I have to use the pill because you can't win.”
    • “Recommended but not much gameplay here.”
    • “Not much to say about this one, because it definitely needs depth, but it looks great with much potential for future gameplay improvements.”
  • graphics

    15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    27% positive mentions, 53% neutral mentions, 20% negative mentions

    The game's graphics receive mixed feedback, with some appreciating the sharp, pixelated, and retro-style visuals that offer a nostalgic and dark-themed aesthetic, while others find the graphics rudimentary, outdated, and lacking customization options. Overall, the visual style is polarizing—either seen as charmingly simple or frustratingly obsolete.

    • “It's so cool how the graphics are sharp and the lighting is awesome, making it feel like you're really exploring.”
    • “I also really like the simple & pixelated graphics in this game; it makes for a nice break from games that try to be realistic. Also, its dark theme doesn't burn your retina, which is much appreciated.”
    • “Good retro music and retro graphics.”
    • “A choice was made to use obsolete retro pixel art as a substitute for contemporary PC graphics.”
    • “Resolution and controls are locked and can't be changed or customized to improve the visuals or the control experience.”
    • “Apart from that, no tutorial, no options, no story, rudimentary and buggy graphics; I have no idea why this game is considered very positive by the reviewers.”
  • music

    13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    77% positive mentions, 8% neutral mentions, 15% negative mentions

    The music in the game is generally praised for being enjoyable, catchy, and fitting well as background or standalone tracks, often described as retro and nice. However, some users find the soundtrack forgettable or outdated, noting it hasn't been updated recently. Overall, the soundtrack is a positive aspect that enhances the gameplay experience.

    • “Apart from enjoyable gameplay, I'd like to mention low system requirements, which let you run RA on every toaster, small but really nice soundtrack worth listening to as standalone music and fancy flags, which drop once per week, thus letting you collect them all and be proud of it or sell them on Steam market for a fistful of virtual money and one day buy out whole Valve.”
    • “Also the soundtrack is extremely good and I wish it was available elsewhere.”
    • “Easy to learn, great music 10/10”
    • “The environments feel empty, the animations feel stiff, and the soundtrack is so forgettable that I genuinely forgot it existed while I was still playing.”
    • “Soundtrack was passable”
  • replayability

    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    67% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 33% negative mentions

    The game offers high replayability through short, fast-paced runs and arcade-style fun, making it engaging for players who enjoy quick, challenging sessions. However, some reviewers feel the replay value is limited, indicating mixed opinions on this aspect.

    • “Short runs, high replayability, and pure arcade fun.”
    • “Overall, it’s a great choice if you enjoy fast-paced action, replayability, and games that are easy to learn but hard to master.”
    • “Due to its quite low replayability.”
  • humor

    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The game features a humorous tone with some funny moments, particularly in its flag drop animations, contributing to its lighthearted appeal. Overall, it's considered an amusing turn-based strategy experience.

    • “The flag drops are kinda funny tho.”
    • “It's a really funny game, though a few parts are hard.”
    • “Rogue Agent is a funny turn-based strategy game where you can play as one of the 5 agencies (USA, Russia, China, Brazil, EUA).”
  • stability

    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    The game experiences occasional hangs and freezes even on capable systems, contributing to stability issues. These technical problems, combined with other lacking features, detract from the overall experience despite positive reviews.

    • “Mainly fun, but sometimes the game hangs/freezes despite my having a good system.”
    • “Apart from that, no tutorial, no options, no story, rudimentary and buggy graphics... I have no idea why this 'game' is considered 'very positive' by the reviewers.”
  • emotional

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    Users express disappointment in the game's lack of emotional connection and motivation, making it difficult to stay engaged or invested in the experience.

  • grinding

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    The grinding aspect is seen as somewhat tedious, making the process of collecting everything feel repetitive and time-consuming.

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Rogue Agent is a tactical role playing game. Common tags for Rogue Agent include turn-based, indie, tabletop, free to play, alternate history and others.

Rogue Agent is available on PC and Windows.

Rogue Agent was released on April 29, 2018.

Rogue Agent was developed by Jorge Aires.

Rogue Agent has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked Rogue Agent for its gameplay but disliked it for its story.

Rogue Agent is a single player game.

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