Playing through a few of these missions, it's clear that Ritual wanted to make a full bore action movie experience and these missions are anything but boring. In addition to the various weapons that you have access to, players in these mission have some extra equipment that can sometimes can only be used in certain areas, from a blow touch to blow out door locks to cameras needed to obtain vital info to remote controlled bombs needed to take out certain locations. None of these missions are actually connected to each other in terms of story, however, and we think some sort of story bridge might have been used to make the player feel like they were participating in one big story rather than in a series of mini-games.
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