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As a cybernetic agent caught in a coup against the Federation, fight through open missions with guns, hacking, stealth, and psi powers.
Released 29 Jul 2011
Hack Enemies and Turrets
Cloak Past Guards
Unleash Psychic Powers
In a dark Cyberpunk world, you (and up to 3 friends) wage war against the all-powerful Federation in this Source-powered FPS/RPG.
Developed by Streum On Studio · Published by Streum On Studio









You play as a member of E.Y.E, a cybernetically enhanced secret order trying to overthrow the Federation. After waking from a battle that killed your teammates, you become entangled in the order’s rival factions and a conflict over who should lead it.
Missions unfold across large, open levels with multiple ways to pursue objectives. Fight with firearms or melee weapons, sneak past threats, hack doors and defenses, use psychic abilities, and take on optional tasks from NPCs. Some objectives and choices can steer how events unfold.
Develop your character by improving attributes, unlocking cybernetic upgrades and psi powers, and acquiring weapons. Experience and currency support further upgrades and research. The game can be played solo or cooperatively, and multiplayer activity can affect solo play; missions and changing encounters also support replay.
Players who enjoy the game often praise its forceful gunplay, strange cyberpunk atmosphere, and freedom to build a character and approach missions in different ways. Some also enjoy the experimentation and chaotic co-op. These strengths are frequently described alongside a steep learning curve and rough edges, which other reviewers find frustrating.
As a member of the strange secret society E.Y.E, you wake up after a fight in which your fellow teammates were killed. E.Y.E, an armed branch of the Secreta Secretorum is attempting a coup against the all-powerful Federation, a coalition of several worlds and planets that rule with an iron fist.
To complicate matters, E.Y.E itself is plagued with its own internal conflicts between the Jian faction and the Culter faction, to which you belong. Your loyalties are torn between Commander Rimanah, your superior and the chief of the Secreta who is a separatist with an unstoppable ambition, and the "Mentor" your friend and instructor. The "Mentor" tries at all costs to unite the two rival factions. In doing so, you are thrust into the middle of a fratricidal war frought with political conspiracies and quests for power in which different groups and megacorporations are implicated.
These troubles set the stage for an attack by an unknown force bent on destroying humankind.
Multiplayer co-op modes directly influence solo play, and vice-versa. The limits of solo and multiplayer games are finally left behind.
Psychological and mental trauma management.
25 weapons, different shooting modes, dynamic precision, drilling shots, iron sighting, extended zoom.
Complete hacking system with game play impact
9 devastatingly subtle PSI powers.
More than 20 NPC with non-scripted, fully reactive and efficient AI, endowed with a sense of initiative. Bloody close combat with technical detail. Incredible physical movement realism thanks to Source Engine physics.
Excellent replayability - primary and secondary missions, dynamic environments, non-linear level progression, and random NPC spawn, type and appearance. Death doesn't penalize players: no need to restart the current mission.
Open-level gameplay for hours of fun without reloading.
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| Platforms | Windows |
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| Achievements | 100 |
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| Players | 1–32 |
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| Multiplayer | The game supports single-player and multiplayer. Official store data lists Online Co-op, Online PvP, LAN Co-op, and LAN PvP. Marketing copy states play with up to 3 friends, implying 4-player co-op, but many reviews report campaign/co-op support well above that, commonly 12, 16, 32, or 64 players. The most consistent review claim is up to 32-player co-op, but player-count information is inconsistent across sources. |
| Multiplayer & mods | No official multiplayer mod support is specified. Reviews mention the game is moddable without Workshop, and one review recommends a fan-made translation patch; no provided source states multiplayer-specific mods or gameplay-changing multiplayer mod support. |
| Controller support | Xbox |
| Controller required | No |
| Demo | View demo on Steam |
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| Website | Official website |