Master Spy

2015

GenresIndie, Action, Platformer, Old-School Style, Side View Perspective, Puzzle and Logic, Single Player

AvailableSep 8, 2015

PlatformPC, Nintendo Switch

DeveloperTURBOGUN

Overview

Throw on your invisibility cloak and put your reflexes to the test in this brutal precision platformer brimming with espionage, intrigue, and betrayal! Featuring an Original Soundtrack by Grammy Award Winner RAC.

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Reviews

8 reviews found

Hardcore Gamer

Sep 16, 2015

This game is not for everyone and if you didn’t grow up on super-hard games that tested every reflect, it probably isn’t going to be a game you enjoy. However, it is an absolute must-buy for anyone who loves a challenge. It controls perfectly, looks and sounds great, and does everything it sets out to do nearly flawlessly.

GamingTrend

Sep 11, 2015

Master Spy is not for everyone; it targets a certain niche of gamers, and it does it well. For those who possess the skill and patience to fight through it, this game will be a true gem. For everyone else, consider your blood pressure and play something else.

Gamer.nl

Sep 21, 2015

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Vandal

Sep 18, 2015

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Nindie Spotlight

Nov 23, 2022

If you don’t mind the very old-school look and feel, and get over the poorly-mapped buttons, it has some appeal When you’re working in games that are more modest in their look and feel, even the small details can really matter… especially when they concern the controls.

Brash Games

Oct 28, 2015

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PC PowerPlay

Oct 1, 2015

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Twinfinite

Sep 27, 2015

If you’re a big fan of the hyper-precision platforming genre, it’s got a pretty good take on it with some great dressing. If you’re looking for an action-oriented stealth experience, though, steer yourself elsewhere. It’s tough for me to say it’s really worth the $9.99 price on Steam, but with the great showing on overall visual and audio design, it’s not necessarily overpriced.