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Monolith and Fox Interactive have released a 110mb technology demo of the new FPS No One Lives Forever, a 60's spy action game using the latest Lithtech engine. The demo is single player only and contains four levels, of which one is a training level. You can get it here from the Shugashack (sorry for the corrupted version earlier, no idea what happened). For mirrors try Blues News, Stomped, Voodoo Extreme and 3D Gamers or this mirror page on the official website. Monolith's Jason Hall updated his .plan about the demo and here's what he had to say
This release is to give you an idea of the game and to test hardware and driver compatibility so there might be some bugs lingering.While playing the technology demo, you are likely to experience MUCH more content and game detail if you spend a lot of time sneaking around, hiding in the shadows, eavesdropping on people and gathering up a ton of clue items and such - as opposed to just BLASTING your way through the whole demo.
If you do just try to blast your way through the demo (which you can certainly try to do), you will wind up missing out and not noticing on a lot of neat stuff (such as enemy A.I. tracking you from the rooftops and then getting shot and falling off...)
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