No One Lives Forever
| Price: | £9.95 |
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- Story-driven, 1st-person adventure
- 15 single-player missions plus 10 multiplayer levels, including deathmatch and cooperative assault
- 30 weapons and gadgets, including a rocket-launching briefcase, a robotic poodle, and exploding lipstick
- 20 characters, including a pugilistic Scotsman, a trio of vixens, and a villainously off-key opera Frau
- Use motorcycles and snowmobiles to evade capture
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Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Rated : Unknown
- Package Dimensions : 18.6 x 13.6 x 1.4 cm; 117.94 Grams
- Release date : 19 Sept. 2003
- ASIN : B0000AW9VM
- Best Sellers Rank: 49,067 in PC & Video Games (See Top 100 in PC & Video Games)
- 2,872 in PC Games
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Manufacturer's Description
No One Lives Forever is a story-driven first-person adventure delivering over-the-top action, tense subterfuge, outrageous villains and wry humour in the tradition of the great 1960's spy films and TV shows. Players assume the role of Agent Archer, an operative working for a covert anti-crime organization. Armed with an assortment of conventional and experimental weaponry and gadgets, players explore exotic locales and contend with deadly agents as they evade traps, unravel mysteries and become entangled in a cleverly constructed conspiracy that threatens the entire free world.
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Overall, it's a game that works because it knows what it is and doesn't shy away from fun. And now it's out for less than a fiver you'd be stupid not to buy this
Released around the same time as Half-Life and consequently overshadowed it was one of the earliest attempts to build a story into an FPS and I think it does so better than that Valve did while adding humor and stealth gameplay that game lacked; I've never finished Half-Life, always giving up around the time it becomes a tedious platform game on an alien planet, whereas I've finished NOLF several times.
If NOLF was rebuilt with a modern engine I think it would give any game of recent years a good run for their money, which goes to show how far ahead of its time it was when first released. What other game would include thugs discussing whether beer turns people into criminals or criminals have a genetic disposition for beer drinking?
Oh, and with a little tweaking it works in Wine on Linux as well as on Windows.
This was so much fun, from the cheesiness of the characters to the loudness of the graphics to the real skill needed to solve some of the puzzles (nothing too difficult, you just need to look around for the answers!). Great fun, genuine adventure that should please shooter fans - and guys, don't be put off by being a girl she is the business!


