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1. Reviewer: VideoGamer.com
   14 November 2004

   Overall 6

   

   Gameplay 6

   

   Graphics 6

   

   Sound 7

   

    

   If you've haven't got a new super-powered, gold plated, NASA PC, and you've got a spare tenner, and an itch for a spy game that needs scratching, I would recommend it without hesitation. At least this time round they included mid-level saves. Read more

2. IGI 2: Covert Strike

   Reviewer: World of Gaming
   27 April 2004

   Overall 8

   

    

   Grab your handy map computer, special issue covert clothing, flack jacket, vest, night vision range finder binoculars, a thermal imaging device and some fire power. Now get used to it all, because it will likely save your life wile playing IGI 2: Covert Strike. That is of course if you use all of it to its full extent and remember that you are a covert operative, not some one man marching band tooting his horn behind enemy lines. Read more

3. IGI 2: Covert Strike

   Reviewer: PCGamer Online
   24 March 2004

   Overall 6

   

    

   It’s better than Project IGI, but ruined by bad AI and limited saves. Read more

4. IGI 2 Covert Strike

   Reviewer: Deaf Gamers
   22 March 2004

   Overall 8

   

    

   A good sequel to Project IGI. Whilst deaf gamers will find it difficult, with caution they won't find it impossible. Read more

5. Reviewer: review.entdepot.com
   05 February 2004

   Overall 5

   

    

   All the weapon sound effects and other environmental sounds are pretty much on par for this type of game. Footsteps make a nice variety of sounds depending on walking speed and terrain, and guards speak the language of the region, which is always a nice touch. Read more