#No one lives forever ps2#
#No one lives forever windows#

Archer recounts Volkov's background as a former member of the the Soviet Union's UKVD secret police and SMERSH counter-intelligence agency, as well as his infamy as an expert torturer and assassin. Archer and Lawrie both immediately recognize the red lily, or 'Regal Finale,' as the calling card of Dmitrij Volkov. During his briefing on the assassinations of half of their total number of active agents, Jones posits that there must be traitor within UNITY. Jones is generally friendly, but the acerbic Smith reprimands Bruno for his refusal to take an administrative position within UNITY and voices his misgivings about Cate as the organization's first and only female operative. Meanwhile, a lunch date between junior UNITY agent Cate Archer and her mentor Bruno Lawrie in England is interrupted when they are both summoned to meet with UNITY Director Mr. Each agent is dispatched by a single mysterious assassin, who always leaves a red lily at the scene. In September 1967, seven undercover operatives working for the British-based intelligence organization UNITY are all killed over the course of ten days while on separate assignments in different countries across the world. A sequel to the original game, No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way, was also released in 2002.

#No one lives forever ps2#

A Mac version of NOLF was released by MacPlay in 2002, and a PS2 port was also published by Sierra the same year. No One Lives Forever uses the Lithtech 2.5 graphics engine. In keeping with this genre's established conventions, NOLF's campaign features a variety of exotic locales including Morocco, the Alps, East Berlin and a space station.

The game's setting and aesthetics are heavily inspired by various films and television shows in the spy fiction genre, such as the James Bond and Austin Powers franchises. and thwart their plans for world domination. Set in the late 1960s during the height of the Cold War, the game's single-player campaign follows the exploits of secret agent Cate Archer as she travels the globe to investigate the international terrorist group known as H.A.R.M.

#No one lives forever windows#

The Operative: No One Lives Forever (or NOLF) is a first-person shooter developed by Monolith Productions and originally published by Fox Interactive exclusively for Windows PCs on November 9, 2000.