Deceive Inc – Review

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First-person shooters might be one of the most popular genres in gaming, but you’ll struggle to find another FPS quite like this. Deceive Inc is Spy vs Spy for the modern audience, an online multiplayer battle where you must sneak or fight your way to victory by any means necessary. Deceive Inc’s servers have been live 48 hours, and after spending 20 of those sneaking through 75 games, I’ve unlocked 27 of the 36 achievements for a total of 550 Gamerscore, so I think it’s time to reveal my thoughts on one of the most unique multiplayer games I’ve played in years.

The basic premise of Deceive Inc is pretty straight forward, your objective is to extract the case from the vault, but you’ll need to find and unlock 3 terminals to unlock the vault. To access these, you’ll need to pass through a couple of rooms that need unlocking either by a coloured keycard or a number of intel found around the map, thankfully getting around is simple with such a canny disguise. All Deceive Inc agents have the ability to clone and conceal themselves as anyone they meet, in a second, thanks to a hi-tech holo-watch.

With hackable intel devices scattered all over the map, you’ll quickly be able to grab what’s required to progress and eventually unlock 3 terminals, access the vault and extract without being detected… Well, that’s the idea, but with Deceive Inc, you’ve got other teams and players trying to do exactly the same thing, and if you’re seen unlocking a door or hacking a device, you’re likely to come under fire and as soon as a bullet hits, your cover is blown.

It’s quite possible to complete a mission successfully without killing anyone, but it’s tough when anyone around you could be another player just waiting for you to blow your