The second installment of a great game that feels like Hitman. It's slightly more fun for me than the first one as the gameplay glitches that were present in the last are fixed for the most part, but my only problem is the story. I feel like the story in the first was a little better, but that's just a small gripe that shouldn't really be taken into consideration, more of a side-note. Great game that is another must-buy for Hitman fans.

Death to Spies: Moment of Truth is a nerve-wracking and often fulfilling experience that will give you a headache with its highly difficult stealth action--and cure it every time you successfully leap a seemingly impossible hurdle. The absence of narrative context and mission inconsistencies keep it from reaching its potential, and its tough-as-nails difficulty slams the door in the face of stealth novices. If you're resolute enough to withstand the challenge, however, you'll emerge from a play-through feeling victorious

I really thought the first was better, although improved graphics and gameplay, nothuing new was brought to the table. It was still cool though, and as always, wait for a sale.

This is standalone addon of the famous "Dead to Spies" game, it not only adds new missions (keeping the realism of the same), but has improved graphics, sound encoding and polished various aspects of the game.

If you played original game, this is A MUST.

If you haven't, you don't know what you are missing, it is a game that will put James Bond to kindergarten.

This game is in a class of its own as far as the stealth genre goes. It is far too easy to figure out what you are supposed to do in games like Hitman, where the game often just leads you along and makes it glaringly obvious what you are supposed to do. In this game, however, while there are small hints scattered around the large, open environments, this game requires you to think and use intelligence to figure out the solutions on your own. The amount of thinking I had to do made me feel like a real stealth operative, inasmuch as a non-simulation computer game can do so. At the same time, it isn't arbitrarily difficult in the way that some games try to make themselves; sometimes I did just get lucky, which happens in real life.

Every mission is very intimidating. It usually took me about 30 minutes to begin to feel comfortable in the new environment, because at first you just feel overwhelmed at the sheer number of enemies you have to deal with. Once those 30 minutes of desperate searching and experimentation are up, you start to see the loopholes in the enemy's security. You start to notice when one guy is alone and isolated from everyone else in such a way that you have just enough time to take him out, hide his body, and change into his clothes before someone else comes strolling by. Other times, after some observing and walking around you might be lucky enough to find something you could use that would cause just the distraction you need to create to complete your objective.

It feels marvelous to complete objectives and beat each mission because the solutions are NOT handed to you on a silver platter. You completed your mission all your own, by your own wit, and that really separates this game from the childish competition.

My only complaints are that "silenced" weapons are not truly silent as this game insinuates, and that the overall sound of the game is too quiet and I would have liked to hear more chatter among the various characters populating the game. But in light of the game's overall quality, these are irrelevant grievances.

I would pay $30 for this game, and I would pay more if it had been longer. It took me about 15-20 hours to beat on the "Hard" difficulty.

Death To Spies, a WWII sneaker somewhat reminiscent of the Commandos series. The enemies have a cone of vision that you can see on the mini-map and so you try to avoid it. You can crouch/lay prone to reduce their cone. If you run upright they'll see you from much further away.

Missions take a bit of time to complete due to the slow pace you move, and you need to think about how you want to infiltrate certain areas while avoiding the guards. The game is rewarding as a result.

One of the main issues I have with the game is the runspeed is a bit slow in this game. In fact walking in other games seems to feel as fast as running in Death To Spies. Although I get a strange crackling noise at times whenever some sound file plays.

I as a rule hate stealth games, but this called out to me. It has pretty decent graphics, a great storyline and is easy to get the hang of playing. The easiest way to describe this game is as a ww2 hitman, where the character is a russian trained advanced scout who undertakes dangerous undercover missions in both aliied and enemy territory. One of the best features ive noticed about this even though its not that strange is the fact that the enemy recognizes what weapons you are carrying and the backpack that you are carrying i.e you take a thompson into a mission that requires infiltrating a german base, if you dont dump it the enemy will recognize you as a spy.

I've spent about 6 hours playing the game in total and ive still not got very far as if you wish to get far you must get used to the guard patrols in an area before attempting anything which i learnt to my own misfortune so i was lucky that i had saved. That is another thing, this game is difficult so saving everytime you do part of your plan may sound a little OCD but believe me it is necessary

A 5 star game!

This is an interesting game with an exceptional theme. It has better game graphics than similar games. The game play can be difficult if you do not have any experience in these types of games.