Whilst it is not impossible to run through the game with your finger on your trigger it is far easier and more enjoyable to make use of the games excellent stealth features. Although you are armed at the beginning of each mission you can also pick up weapons from dead bodies. Missions take place in highly detailed and varied surroundings and at the start of each one is a short cutscene explaining the current situation and what is required of you. You play as IGI agent David Jones, on the first mission David is sent to infiltrate a mountain base in order to recover some important and sensitive technology and the rest of the story follows on from there. IGI 2 is essentially a first person shooter, although stealth, tactics and planning play a major part in the gameplay. A strike force of highly trained solo operatives committed to fighting terrorism and ultimately averting world-wide destruction. To combat the threat of global instability, the Institute for Geotactical Intelligence (IGI) was formed. To some however world peace means loss of profits and power and so behind the scenes big corporations, fanatics, terrorists and big businesses continue down the path of war for their own gain. The story takes place in the mid 90's when world peace seems closer to reality then ever before. After the original game that was 'IGI: I'm going in' it's nice to see the sequel has given the series an image overhaul, the games less then imaginative title has gone, many of the flaws in AI and gameplay have been corrected, and just for boot it's even got a new publisher.
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