Shadow Ops: Red Mercury
Release date: Jul 2, 2014
Developers: Zombie Studios
Publishers: Atari
Genres: Action
Categories: Single-player, Multi-player, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Race against time and terrorism as a member of the elite counter terrorist team in this all-out first person shooter. From the hostile streets of the middle-east, where danger can come from any direction, to the landmarks of a major European city. Your duty is to hunt down a terrorist overlord carrying a nuclear device before untold disaster is unleashed. Mix all-out assault with stealth infiltration in your mission to prevent disaster. Features: Exciting mix of all-out assault with stealth and infiltration Play as a Delta Force operative trying to keep a nuclear accelerant out of terrorist hands More than 20 authentic general military and special forces weapons Fight alongside (and sometimes against) international special forces from the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia, France, and Germany 

Press reviews: “Shadow Ops begins roughly three-quarters of the way through the story and then works its way backwards after letting you witness a truly horrific moment. The story itself is pretty much standard Hollywood fluff, so expect betrayals and some stiff banter in the cut-scenes. Shadow Ops makes use of standard first-person shooting techniques, but offers a very helpful lean function that actually is something other developers should rip off. Yes, lean has been used before, but it's very effective and even vital in ShOps.” 7/10 – IGN “General movement is easy enough, and thankfully the standard control layout you would expect in a first person shooter is here. The action is fast paced, and you will have to keep on your heels to succeed in completing the missions, so a simplified control scheme is a godsend.” 7/10 – GamesHell “If you’re looking for a decent shooter you’ve come to the right place. All of the sounds are superb and the audio separation comes through very clearly. To complement the gunfire and chaos is a heart thumping soundtrack that helps convey the situation. It goes for a sort of middle eastern chant that was prevalent all throughout movies like Black Hawk Down and Gladiator and it works really well here.” 6.4/10 – Gaming Nexus