XIII: Lost Identity

Release Date: November 16, 2011

Adventure, point-and-click, espionage, singleplayer

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XIII: Lost Identity is an adventure game based on a popular series of XIII comics by Jean Van Hamme and William Vance. We play the role of an agent named XIII, who is entangled in a spy intrigue. The game is not a continuation of the XIII shooting, created in 2003 by Ubisoft Studios.

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XIII: Lost Identity, released on PC, AND and iOS, is a spy adventure game set in a universe known from the XIII comics series, created by a Belgian duo of artists - Jean Van Hamme and William Vance. We play the role of the titular agent, number XIII, entangled in a conspiracy full of secrets and contradictory traces. The title is not a continuation of XIII, the shooter published in 2003 by Ubisoft - it is a classic 2D adventure game.

Plot

The story in XIII: Lost Identity revolves around the beginnings of the mysterious group called "The XX", which, as the news goes, pulled the strings of the most important events in the contemporary history of the United States. In the game, we play as the main character of the comic book, an agent code-named XIII, and we decide to solve this complicated political intrigue.

The whole story is presented in the form of a static adventure game. We spend the majority of time on solving puzzles, talking to the characters and exploring new locations. During the game, we will visit New York and Washington, but the story will also lead us to more exotic parts of the globe such as Mexico or the capital of Cuba, Havana.

Technical aspects

XIII: Lost Identity was made in a classic style for the genre, reminiscent of adventure games available on portable consoles. Two-dimensional, mostly hand-drawn locations are observed from the first-person perspective.

Last updated on July 10, 2019