Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater - the sixties of the last century, the Cold War, and an agent with the call sign Naked Snake goes into the Soviet jungle to pull out a scientist and deal with a traitor. No map, no radar: you have to listen to the enemy and explore the terrain with your feet. Hunting and mushrooms are not decoration here. Stamina depends on food, wounds are treated with improvised means, and camouflage and face paint directly affect whether the hero is noticed or not. Close combat is based on grappling, and one successful move makes more difference than a burst from a machine gun. The Cobra squad is divided into fights with bright opponents: there is a master bee, a fireman, and a sniper, with whom you will have to compete at a distance. Next to this is a quiet story about a mentor who you will have to meet in the finale. The camouflage changes smoothly and is shown by a scale. Walkie-talkies give clues from command. Prisoners tell unnecessary things if they are not killed. Food is divided into fresh and spoiled. Mushrooms and snakes replenish the supply. The weapon is dismantled into pieces. Motorcycle chases give way to passages through swamps. Bosses require you to look for a weak point. Healing wounds takes time and requires shelter. Food spoils if kept for too long. Camouflage is selected manually for the terrain. The enemy's hearing is more important than his sight. Skydiving starts some missions. The inserts are made on the engine. Parody scenes dilute the serious tone. The evaluation at the end shows concerns and findings. Those who appreciate spy stories with respect for detail usually enjoy this entry in the series more than the others.