Nick defeats them one by one usually through creative combinations of his weaker but more varied psychic abilities.Īs Nick moves his way through the organization, he learns of mysterious, psi-based objects that have been the focus of wars over the last century (a cutscene suggests these artifacts are in fact the causes of wars such as World War II). Each is specialized in a certain field of psychic ability (the first boss, for example, is an expert in mind control) and far more powerful in that field than Nick. Nick also faces off against a plethora of former PSI-Operatives, all of whom have defected with the general that formerly led the PSI-Ops project. It begins with the game's most prominent power, telekinesis, and moves from there. After being imprisoned, the player is released by Sara and given a drug to regain his memory and lost abilities. When the story begins, Nick Scryer has no memory of who he is, his mind having been wiped in order to infiltrate a terrorist organization known as The Movement. In December 2018, the website MajorGeeks now hosts the PC game as freeware. A FilePlanet subscription is required to receive the game. On June 9, 2008, the full version was offered as a free download hosted by FilePlanet with in-game advertising, but also allowing to purchase the game in order to remove the advertising. As he progresses, he regains his PSI powers.

However, he is captured and must fight his way out with the help of Sara, a double agent.

In the game, the player is Nick Scryer, a 'PSI-Operative' whose mind has been wiped to allow him to infiltrate a terrorist organization. The game was released in North America on Jthe European release followed on October 1, 2004.Ī traditional shooter in many respects, Psi-Ops banks on its ragdoll physics (by way of Havok 2.0) and variety of psychic powers to differentiate itself. Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy is an action adventure video game developed by Midway Games for the Xbox, PlayStation 2 and Microsoft Windows platforms.

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