Licence to Kill

James Bond resigns from service in a British interview, wanting to fall into the hands of a ruthless drug dealer who, out of revenge, kills our hero's long-standing friend and his newly baked wife. However, before a player who plays the role of a former agent of Her Majesty's Royal Highness manages to get rid of his main opponent once and for all, he has to face his surrounding army, full of unscrupulous bandits.

The program's producer, the Quixel studio, has decided to serve James Bond's adventurous fans a typical shootout with a view from above. The game was divided into six murderous stages, which will come to us on foot, on board the helicopter, under water and behind the wheel of an eighteen-wheeled tanker. The game consists in the constant elimination of enemies, taking care not to let oneself be killed. There is no deeper philosophy here - only the action counts. The game is very difficult and demanding. Already in the first stage, one careless movement is enough and we drive the helicopter into the building. We also have to be careful of our opponents - although we have a small amount of energy and additional "life", but this is only a drop in the ocean of needs.

The visual setting does not impress with a huge number of colors, but it is made with great attention to detail - especially the individual battle arenas. The sound leaves a lot to be desired - the music theme on the title screen is fatal and it is better to switch it off as soon as possible. To sum up, Licence to Kill is a proposal only for real adventure maniacs of James Bond and hardcore fans of shooting, which are not depressed by further failures.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015