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8.0Overall this is a fun and ambitious co-op spy game that my partner and I definitely recommend if you enjoy co-op games with friends or family.
Operation: Tango
Clever Plays · Jun 1, 2021
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IT TAKES TWO to save the world in this Asymmetrical Spy Thriller. Pair up with a friend as a special agent or elite hacker, and work together to bring a high-tech global menace to its knees.
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- Adventure Gamers8.0Operation: Tango embraces the enjoyable side of being a spy. With an agent on the ground and an eye in the sky, there's plenty of opportunity for both physical and digital espionage. Both players need to work together and communication becomes even more paramount when the stakes are raised in the excellent timed sequences.
- Xbox Tavern7.9Another commitment I really appreciated was that only one copy is required for multiplayer. Sending a friend invite to someone that does not own the game will take them to a store page that lets them download a trial version to play alongside the person with the purchased title. Being short and lean should not be a knock against this title, and I think this is one of the must-plays of 2021.
- Hey Poor Player7.0Operation: Tango is a solid addition to the PS5 library that offers an experience unlike anything else on the platform. With clever puzzles, charming visuals, and novel gameplay mechanics, it’s a great way to spend a couple of afternoons with a friend. Sadly, once you complete each stage as both the Hacker and the Agent, there’s no real reason to come back to it.
- Screen Rant8.0Operation: Tango forces players to find new ways of communicating, often leading to humorous quips and miscommunications. For what it is, Operation: Tango is snappy, clever, well-designed, and incredibly engaging. Fans of co-op puzzlers should consider trying their hand at this high-tech espionage.
- IGN7.0Operation: Tango is a clever and appealing take on a co-op spy experience with eye-catching style and excellent music. It’s short and not all that replayable, and some of the puzzles are annoyingly silly when compared to its best challenges and conundrums, but it’s still well worth a play with a friend with patience and a keen eye for detail.
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