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But did they make the game any better?
Without this bullshit malware, it's probably running far more efficiently and hitting better, more consistent framerates. So ... yes.
Game is very good as is.
It does make the Steam Deck offline experience better, since Denuvo ones are the games I've occasionally encountered it needing to be reactivated to play.
I liked it. It was no Hitman, but it scratched the itch and the extra constraints for being an honorable agent were cool.
I haven't played ityet, but I'm glad it's not Hitman. I like Hitman, but we already have that and just throwing a license on top of that isn't what I want from the Bond experience.
In my opinion, they take the good parts of the Hitman mechanics and apply it to 007, while also giving you new abilities with the gadgets and some limitations on random violence since you are…you know…the good guy.
The story is a little mid, but they are clearly setting up a universe for more games and it ends with some good potential for future plots.