Operator 41

Operator 41

Stealth Espionage

110 ratings
51 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 19, 2019
  • October 29, 2020
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About

Navigate a guarded facility, using stealth and distractions to reach a telephone and relay crucial information. Outsmart vigilant guards and security cameras with careful timing and strategic object manipulation.

Stealth gameplay
Distract guards
Knock out guards
Strategic object throwing
Classic spy movie aesthetic
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What's New in Operator 41

1.0.3

October 29, 2020

Some minor tuning to the levels. Localisation and Language selection

User reviews

Bad controls, overheating spoil good game

Maybe the game is better suited on the iPad with the larger screen. On my iPhone 12 the controls were terrible, you think you tapped on one spot and he goes somewhere else and you get caught.
After a few minutes of play my phone gets hot.

Much Improvement needed.

OPERATOR 41 is a very nice looking game but has downsides. Let’s talk about the good things about the game first. The graphics in OPERATOR 41 is reminiscent of PlayStation 1 games, and gives of a sort of vintage feel during gameplay. The game is also very unique and entertaining, but doesn’t have much of a story which I thought it would have.

Now let’s talk about the bad things of the game.
OPERATOR 41 contains many bugs in it. For example: If you are moving quickly and try to climb, there is so animation for it. Another bug is that when you have the app running in the back round, it will stop working when you open it again.

Overall OPERATOR 41 is a very unique game, but has many bugs and problems.
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Love this

I loveee this game… however, I wish it was not just 15 levels. I finally found the perfect game; only for it to end in 15 levels… how very disappointing.

Not very good

This game should be cool because of the spy/espionage element but it’s not intuitive and too difficult. There aren’t any instructions on how to play so you have to figure it out for yourself, which can take a very long time because of getting caught by the security guards.

Won’t let me play the game

I just passed level 15 and I’m not able to move on to level 16. Whenever I finish level 15, I just get a gray screen that stays there and does nothing. So I tried exiting the app and going back in but it puts me at level 1 and won’t give me the option to go to 16. And when I go back to 15 and try to complete it again to get level 16 it won’t work and this process happens all over again. Overall the game has been really fun and I would like to keep playing if this problem is taken care of.
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FAQ

What is Operator 41 about?

Operator 41 is a stealth espionage game where you guide an operator to reach a telephone to call headquarters. You must use stealth to avoid guards and security cameras, employing distractions and strategic actions to succeed.

What are the main gameplay mechanics?

The core mechanics involve using stealth to sneak past patrolling guards and avoid security cameras. Players can throw objects to distract guards or even knock them out, requiring precise aim and timing.

What is the visual style of the game?

The game features a stylish, unique look and feel inspired by classic 1960s spy movies and TV shows, offering a distinct retro aesthetic.

Is Operator 41 free to play?

Based on the provided information, Operator 41 is a paid application. It does not mention any in-app purchases or advertisements, suggesting a one-time purchase model.

Who developed Operator 41?

Operator 41 was developed by Spruce Campbell, a 14-year-old junior BAFTA award-winning game designer, who also created the game CYBER:JUMP.