I don't usually write highly critical reviews. Basically if I don't like a game I don't mess with it much and don't bother to write about it. However there are some bad games that deserve a special mention, like this game. Codename: Nina - Global Terrorism Task Force is LithTech engine powered first person shooter developed by Detalion (Schizm makers).

In the game you play the role of Nina, the agent of secret international anti-terrorist organization, which tries to free the world of the various terrorist nets. The organization only uses agents which have some extraordinary capabilities. Nina is sent to various places around the globe to solve problems with various terrorist groups, and each episode gives us chance to control her performing their duty. The first episode places us in Far East where Nina has to destroy a secret bio-chemical weapon factory and she also discover traces of much more dangerous conspiracy involving specific nuclear weapons.

What you can expect from gameplay? Codename: Nina offers 9 very boring and confusing missions (single-player only), "awesome arsenal" of two weapons (only two weapons per level), lame "unique psychic power weapon" (she holds out her hands and shoots squiggly rays of light at enemy), no compass or map, dumb enemies, very poor graphics, truly awful voice acting, and predetermined save points or just replay the same portion over and over (no real no savegame option).

Honestly I did expect a more catchy game than this frustrating and very mediocre made shooter. This game is just bad, very bad. I don't recommend this game for any purpose. Needless to say there are much better free FPS games (like Cube) than Codename: Nina which costs twenty bloody bucks.

System Requirements: Intel Celeron 600MHz, 64 MB RAM, CD-ROM 12 x, 300 MB HDD space, 3D accelerator with 32MB