Разработчик: City Interactive S.A.
Описание
The year is 1942. The British government decides to launch one of the most risky operations of World War II. The targets are the most important figures of the Third Reich. After several months of research, MI6 chose three people: the chances of eliminating them are slim to nothing.
Your targets are: Joseph Goebbels, Heinrich Himmler and Hermann Goering.
Become an MI6 secret agent and execute a mission in the enemy territory.
Go head to head with various classes of enemies controlled by a superior AI supported by the Jupiter EX engine.
Fight through French township of Vervins, a Bavarian castle and a secret facility in Owl Mountains in Poland.
Exploit your surroundings and shoot your enemy from cover using the Covert Fire system.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, polish, russian
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows XP/VISTA/7/8/10
- Processor: Intel Pentium 4 3,2 GHz, Intel Pentium D 2.66 GHz, AMD Athlon 64 3500+
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce (6800/7600-7950/8600-8800/9600-9800/GTX 260-280) or Radeon (X1650-1950/HD2400-2900/3650-3870/4650-4870)
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Sound Card: Sound card compatible with DirectX 9.0c
- Additional Notes: mouse, keyboard
- OS *: Windows XP/VISTA/7/8/10
- Processor: Intel Pentium 4 3,2 GHz, Intel Pentium D 2.66 GHz, AMD Athlon 64 3500+
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce (6800/7600-7950/8600-8800/9600-9800/GTX 260-280) or Radeon (X1650-1950/HD2400-2900/3650-3870/4650-4870)
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Sound Card: Sound card compatible with DirectX 9.0c
- Additional Notes: mouse, keyboard
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(Played after fixing it to run on Windows 11 and a uncensored patch)
A extremely short experience, that's worth it's sale price.
Operation Thunderstorm is a WWII FPS game developed by City Interactive. Running off of Monolith's Jupiter engine AKA Lithtech, it's a fairly short campaign where you hunt after high ranking members of THOSE guys in WWII. While it's circumstances would lead it to being fairly generic and forgettable. The fact it uses that Jupiter engine and uses it fairly well for what it is, makes it a bit more notable than the other bargain bin-like games these developers are known for.
Gameplay of Operation Thunderstorm seems to be rooted in both quirks of the Jupiter engine, and what you'd expect from Military Shooter from the time. You move at a realistic? pace, have regenerating health, and can also can lean left or right. This setup works best in the more hallway/interior areas of the campaign, which the game foolishly doesn't start you off with. This is because being able to break line of sight and using that leaning to your advantage, works well with the slower than average movement and obviously the regen health. You're also limited to a weapon loadout but are generously given 4 weapon slots to swap with a decent selection of WWII era weaponry. As well as grenades bound to their own button and a mounted machine gun that's has really rough mouse sensitivity. Enemy variety is pretty barebones with mostly the same enemy soldier of THOSE guys with different firearms. But they mostly just boil to, hitscanners, but not intelligent. Level design is also fairly simple, as it follows the Half Life style of design with linear levels dressed up as real-ish place, with the occasional setpiece. The levels do lack a lot of the exploration factor that style of level design has because there is a almost a entire absence of secrets. And where there are ones they're usually just more grenades, very rarely being a weapon. But as a whole, the combat is decent enough to keep the attention throughout the short campaign thanks to the simple but satisfying combat, even if it's there's a ton of room for improvement.
Style wise, Operation Thunderstorm absolutely showcases the lighting of the Jupiter engine in full force. As well as in a setting that Monolith themselves never touched as far as I know. There's plenty of places in the game where the level designers clearly put thought in how the lighting from both the combat and the environment would spruce up the levels and it pays off really well. Such as spooky catacombs or stain-glassed filled cathedrals Combine that with a lot of physics props, it hints at the kind of visual spectacle that games like FEAR absolutely soars with. While the graphics themselves are pretty lackluster considering the competition at the time, there's a kind of charm with those older game engines that weren't exactly low-poly but neither hyper realistic.
Overall, Operation Thunderstorm was a fun little experience for a sale price 1$, which is what you probably what you should pay for as the game has about 2 hours of gameplay with very little replay value. Honestly, if I were to be able to rework this the game at will, I'd make it like a longer, RTCW-like game with faster movement and punchier combat, but with the lighting and physics of the Jupiter engine. But as it ends, this game is still a bargain game, probably made with the hopes that parents would confuse it with the new Call of Duty games at the time. But at least there is some passion put behind it, that with the solid gameplay, is probably why this one is still well remembered.
Just hopefully trying to get it to run on newer computer won't continue to be a more inconvenient issue
A mixture of F.E.A.R., Wolfenstein, and some little Cod… short but great game. Give it a try once it's on sale.
WW2 x F.E.A.R
A solid hidden gem, I have seen it as cheap as $2 on sale such a steal.
Worth playing to hear the VA for Goering
lithtech engine
A WW2 shooter on the F.E.A.R. Engine (and by FEAR Engine I mean it's mechanically identical, just with WW2 stuff).
A little bit janky at times and weapon and enemy variety is low but for $5 (or $1 on sale) it's worth the short 2 hour long playthrough.
Life-threatningly janky LithTech shooter. Pretty straightforward couple hours of gameplay.
Short fun WW2 shooter on the F.E.A.R. engine, worth the dollar.
Best 1€ and hour I've spent in a while.
This game goes on sale for $0.99. It's 2 hours of nazi killing fun as you hunt down Gerbils, Heimlich, and Voring.
It's from 2008 so it plays like a mediocre CoD or MoH clone but all it took to get running was running the setup file, setting the right resolution and turning v-sync on.
It's fun and absolutely worth $1.
✔️
Classic WW2 fps. Very short but fun
This game is from 2011, according to Steam, but it feels like it should have come out in 2001. Operation Thunderstorm is a horribly janky WW2 shooter that seems like a one-man developed game. It's supposedly very short; I was determined to beat it, but I had to give up after the second mission. The shooting and destructible environments feel surprisingly good, but everything else is awful: movement, locations, weapon variety, enemies, story, and voice acting are bottom of the barrel. It wasn't even worth $.99.
A short, but alright experience. Don't go into it expecting the most amazing experience. I will say, it's worth the dollar I spent for it.
A short and fun game, that remind the first Call of Duty and Medal of Honor games. The story is weak, but the oldschool gameplay is still enjoyable. I'd still advise you to pick it up when it's on the $1 discount, as it's still a very short game (I finished it in 1.5 hours).
Short but sweet. A nice 6/10. The only enemies are nazis with 2 guns and a nad thrower. A bit of jank and Multiplayer servers are dead. What is there with the F.E.A.R 1 engine, atmospheric music, and that early 2000's FPS feel is so nice though. Pick this up on a sale and just enjoy the 2 hour single player story for the experience.
You get to 360 Joseph Goebbels with a Kar98k, so it's good.
A nice experience, reminds me of a dream that I had.
While it wasn't all that good, I must say that the shooting is pretty good, the best engines for shooting games in my opinion are always the F.E.A.R engine and Source, seeing a singleplayer game on the F.E.A.R engine set in WW2 was already enough reason for me to try this game.
The shooting is good, the ragdolls are amazing, the story and level design are average, this feels like either a passion project or one of those old shovelware movie games that are kinda fun although mediocre. I would only recommend this game for people that want a similar experience to Wolfenstein 2005 (my second favorite Wolfenstein) or are just fans of WW2 games in general. As I saw reviews, I was wondering how many people seen to talk about how short it is, I played it twice on the medium and highest difficulty and I must say, that if this game was longer it would get boring and repetitive pretty fast, the game's lenght is already as good as it is.
One thing that I've hated is the lack of gore and blood, like, I've felt like I was living in Germany or Australia for a second, and that got me pretty good in the gameplay aswell, since sometimes I couldn't tell if I shot an enemy or if my aim just sucked or if the gun I was using just sucked. The guns are all pretty punch due to the F.E.A.R engine and you feel the weight of your shot, but you don't feel the damage of it, honestly it sucked.
It is not as good as Brothers in Arms, not as good as F.E.A.R itself or Wolfenstein 2005, and doesn't come even closer to Hidden and Dangerous 2, COD 2 or COD World at War. But it is an average little game worth it's price.
This is a pretty generic WW2 shooter. Guns feel fine, sound design is fine, it’s got a somewhat unique look which I simultaneously love and hate, and it runs without any major issues as long as you configure the display settings from the config exe rather than the in-game menu. There’s a bit of jank here and there, and there are only nine short missions, but the game often goes on sale for a dollar, so just wait and get it then.
Truly one of the greatest stories ever told.
Incredible, memorable villains that will keep you on the edge of your seat for all 2 hours of this can't miss campaign. Missions are so inspiring and unique it almost brought a tear to my eye. And the voice acting, man the voice acting,.. it doesn't get much better than this, an all-star cast to say the least.
Really the only question left to ask is: "How did they pull this off?"
Tiembla Call of Duty
It's an alright game still better than the past COD releases...
one hell of a short game, but it's if Wolfenstein & F.E.A.R had a cute little baby that you can appreciate and complete in 2 hours.
It's really fun, and it's literally also on the same engine FEAR 1 uses.
Finished it under 4 hours, Satisfying firefights, straight to the point maps, no rewarding exploration whatsoever... It was fun.
Old School fun.
You know?
Pew pew fun.
An old and cheaply made FPS from over a decade ago. Story is weak, main character is pretty lame, not a lot of weapon variety, however they're using the game engine from the original FEAR so in spite of the jank the gunplay is pretty compelling. Combine that with the fact that I got the game on sale for a dollar makes this just barely a positive recommendation for me.
This game is one of the cases where I wish Steam had a middle ground between positive and negative reviews.
Pros:
-The mechanics, weapons do have recoil
-Your accuracy is knocked back as you are getting hit
-Some interesting details
-The enemy AI is also pretty good for those times' standard
-The ragdoll system and the interactions between AI and environment, enemies knocking down tables or cardboard boxes to take cover behind
Cons:
-Short and dull moments of voice acting
-The points where most of the MG42's are placed leave you extremely vulnerable, according to how the game mechanics work, because you're not as resilient either, so if your enemies have multiple angles of shooting at you and cannot turn the MG in time, makes using it pretty useless
-The scaling of some objects feels weird, tanks feel too small, Trucks have an interestingly cramped depot, with the gates being made for them to barely pass through
-Too short, and the only "story" behind it, is you having to kill 3 of the big names at the 3rd Reich's power circle
All in all, barely a passing grade, 5/10, but understandable being an Indie game, with not so much budget and work put into it, but by gameplay itself, there are some interesting ideas behind it, too bad they did not get consolidated more
Way too easy, too short, gunplay fun, the stg is a beast
Old school WWII FPS with campaign. I liked lit
Return to Castle Wolfenstein on Lithtech Jupiter EX (F.E.A.R. engine) if its narrative and voiceacting were done by goofy middle-schoolers for a history class assignment.
That isn't to say this game is not fun or engaging though, it absolutely is, if you lower your standards fairly and accordingly.
Plays well with my community template for Steam Deck.
Great fps game,like old call of duty with good weapon choices and good playability,well worth 4 pounds odd i paid for it,ive been playing it for about 6 hours now and plenty of levels
Call of Duty at home
Made it through the game fairly quickly, but for five bucks it's a good deal. Straightforward FPS with decent graphics (for its time) and no crazy stuff, like jump puzzles or collecting things from hidden areas. If you are ok paying about a dollar an hour for entertainment, give it a shot.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | City Interactive S.A. |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 30.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 81% положительных (161) |