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No Trace - Isometric Stealth Game

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by RPGWatch, Jun 5, 2017.

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    [​IMG]PCGamesN surveys No Trace which looks like an isometric style Hitman game.

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    Developed by Square Mountain, No Trace sees players taking the role of a covert agent who has splintered off from their clandestine organisation. As a rogue entity, it's now your job to fulfill specific contracts without being detected by your targets or ex-employers.

    The environmental design of No Trace is very much like Hitman, with each area having its own unique layout and ways of taking out your targets. The office building has you coming in through the parking garage, sneaking past guards, and taking out CCTV camera on the way to your target. The Brazilian favela has you moving between different elevation, surprising your targets from either above or below. You'll have to vary up your approach based on each new locale, with clever agents being rewarded for carefully using their environment.

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