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Alex Rider : Stormbreaker

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Also known as
AR: Stormbreaker

Infiltrate a mansion using stealth, gadgets, and combat to uncover a conspiracy.

Alex Rider: Stormbreaker for Game Boy Advance was developed by Razorback Developments and published by THQ, releasing in 2006. This is the original release of the game on any platform, as it launched alongside the film adaptation.


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Released
2006
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Perspective
Diagonal-down
Size
2.34 MB
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About Alex Rider : Stormbreaker

Alex Rider: Stormbreaker for the Game Boy Advance adapts the story of a teenage spy. Following the death of his uncle, a government agent, fourteen-year-old Alex is recruited to investigate a suspicious philanthropist named Herod Sayle, who is distributing free computers to schools.

The player guides Alex through missions that require both avoiding and confronting enemies. Progression involves securing access items like keycards and utilizing specialized equipment obtained after completing levels. This results in a gameplay approach that blends stealth and direct action.

Alex's objective is to infiltrate Sayle's estate to uncover the truth behind the Stormbreaker computer initiative. His training from his uncle provides the foundation for the espionage tasks he must perform.

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Title screen
Main menu
Intro
The MI6 tries to convince Alex to work for them.
At the beginning of the training stage
The instructor
The red symbol are points to save the game.
Fighting a guard
Down in a cave
We must get past without getting in the search lights.
New James-Bond-style gizmos