In addition, this game and the Refractor engine it used became the cornerstone of the Battlefield series of games that became popular later. At the same time, the Refractor engine evolved into the Refractor 2 engine, which was used in several Battlefield series of games such as Battlefield 1942 and Battlefield 2.Īll in all, Codename: Eagle is the first FPS game in which players can operate any vehicle they want, which is the first of its kind. The game, with large number of weapons and vehicles, as well as support for 64 players at the same time, became an instant hit when it launched. Drawing on the experience and lessons of Codename: Eagle, Battlefield 1942 refined many of its settings.
At the same time, the game has rich elements, large-scale maps and a variety of weapons, props to bring players a wealth of tactical imagination space.Īfter EA Digital Illusions CE AB ( DICE) acquired Refraction Games, part of the production team of Codename: Eagle was involved in the development of Battlefield 1942.
In action, players also have a lot of freedom, e.g.: they can choose to run, swim, drive, fly, sail, or skydive to every corner of the map. As long as there are no people in the vehicle, there are no restrictions on how the player can use the vehicle. In game, the player can use a variety of vehicles (on land, at sea, or in the air). The goal in the first two modes is simply to kill enemies, while Capture the Flag mode requires a closer team effort to capture the strongholds on the map with your teammates.
It can’t be defined simply as some specific type of game, because no other game before it had such novel and interesting gameplay and great freedom.Ĭodename: Eagle has an open-world with drivable land, air and sea vehicles, and supports online multiplayer (up to 16 players) gaming with three game modes: Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch and Capture the Flag. Codename: Eagle is a refreshing FPS ( first-person shooter) game for Windows, developed by Refraction Games (from Sweden) and published by Take-Two Interactive in 1999.
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