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Operation Stealth

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Also known as
Operation Stealth Operation Stealth: Secret Defense

This point-and-click adventure challenges you to retrieve a stolen stealth fighter as secret agent John Glames.

Operation Stealth was originally released in 1989 for Amiga and Atari ST. The DOS version was released in 1990 by U.S. Gold and Interplay.


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About Operation Stealth

007: James Bond The Stealth Affair is a point and click graphic adventure. The player assumes the role of secret agent James Bond, known as John Glames in Europe, on a mission to South America to recover a stolen F 19 stealth aircraft.

Interaction is managed through a pop up verb menu, an enhanced version of a system seen in an earlier title. This interface allows for environmental actions and direct manipulation of inventory items, including examination and combination. The gameplay involves puzzle solving supplemented by several challenging action sequences, such as navigating a maze and an underwater section with a breath limit.

Mission equipment includes various spy gadgets, ranging from a passport forgery kit to explosive cigarettes. These tools are used while evading opposition forces during the course of the investigation.

Operation Stealth Screenshots

10 images
Original Title Screen (VGA)
US Title Screen (VGA)
One scene, three versions: The original EGA...
...European VGA (Hero: John Glames)...
...and US-version (Hero: James Bond).
The command menu pops up on a click. (VGA)
Same scene, EGA version.
Those things that make a special agents life special, they're all in there: drive-by shooting...
...huge underground lairs...
...subtle allusions...