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Undercover: Operation Wintersun

Posted By: Templeton Peck

Undercover: Operation Wintersun - 08/24/09 08:51 PM

I'm just curious if anyone here has played the game? Any thoughts or opinions for someone about to play it?

I picked up a copy today for 89 cents (Canadian). I like World War 2 games and I like adventure games, so I grabbed it off the shelf of an EB Games.

By my count, the price has been adjusted three times (three stickers on it) so it wasn't selling.

I'm not expecting perfection, but for the price, I didn't have much to lose.
Posted By: monbron

Re: Undercover: Operation Wintersun - 08/24/09 09:08 PM

Hi, Yes I played it a few years ago when it came out, I don't have any negative memories of it but then again I had to look at the w/t to remember it, it's certainly worth your money and if you enjoy adventure games I'm sure you will like it. luck
Posted By: MaG

Re: Undercover: Operation Wintersun - 08/25/09 01:21 AM

Becky has a first look here and hrem;in's review.

I enjoyed the game.
Posted By: Templeton Peck

Re: Undercover: Operation Wintersun - 08/25/09 06:20 AM

I searched the forums first, but didn't come up with anything.

Thanks for the links. I'm assuming they aren't linked on the forums anywhere?
Posted By: katbear50

Re: Undercover: Operation Wintersun - 08/25/09 08:38 AM

I have played it and like it very much.
Be sure to save often, as you Can die.
Posted By: BrownEyedTigre

Re: Undercover: Operation Wintersun - 08/25/09 11:39 AM

Originally Posted By: Templeton Peck
I searched the forums first, but didn't come up with anything.

Thanks for the links. I'm assuming they aren't linked on the forums anywhere?


It comes up for me Templeton. You need to go back and change the search feature to go back 3 years.

Ana wave
Posted By: Shany

Re: Undercover: Operation Wintersun - 08/26/09 12:38 AM

Pretty average game. Dull characters, forgettable story, mediocre voice-acting. The scenery is mostly boring (but pretty) until the end of the game when the view becomes both interesting and sad.
There are some cool invetory puzzles, but also frustrating mechanical puzzles. There's an unskippable stealth part early into the game. I think there's a dead-end near the end of the game but I'm not sure. There's a timed puzzle near the end but it is easy and satisfying to solve (this is also where the dead-end may be). The end puzzle is also timed, but is one that can be solved with a walkthrough.

The main problem is that the game is very buggy. It crashed constantly on XP (worked fine on Vista, though).
Posted By: Becky

Re: Undercover: Operation Wintersun - 08/26/09 01:30 AM

IMHO, if you like the nerdy hero, you tend to like the game. If you think the nerdy hero lacks character, you tend not to like the game.

I happened to like the hero, but I know others who felt the opposite.
Posted By: venus

Re: Undercover: Operation Wintersun - 08/26/09 03:35 AM

Well, I liked the nerdy hero, but I didn't love the game. It was okay; I liked it well enough, but I was disappointed that

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everyone he was working with was ultimately against him in the end.


Still, I loved some of John's amusing comments and descriptions of inventory items. "A metal ruler. Hard and cruel." It was worth playing through just to hear his commentary. lol
Posted By: Templeton Peck

Re: Undercover: Operation Wintersun - 08/26/09 07:48 PM

Originally Posted By: BrownEyedTigre
Originally Posted By: Templeton Peck
I searched the forums first, but didn't come up with anything.

Thanks for the links. I'm assuming they aren't linked on the forums anywhere?


It comes up for me Templeton. You need to go back and change the search feature to go back 3 years.

Ana wave


Thank you. I didn't quite go back that far. I find quite a few forums usually just delete anything older than a year or two, so I don't always search so far back.
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