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Deadly Venom 3
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Deadly Venom 3 lets you play as a cool female spy
Imagine you’re playing an awesome game starring a beautiful female ninja. She’s like a shadow moving quietly in her surroundings! Her mission is tough – infiltrate a super-scrambled building full of enemies, and break down their plans for terrible mutant toys used by bad guys? That’s the deal!
This killer-game lets you control everything properly using WASD or arrow keys to zip around and point with the mouse when things get complicated. You’ll use clever ways to stay safe: quietly slip past guards one-by-one, quickly pop them like soft balloons if needed, or solve tricky little puzzles where numbers need to be entered correctly!
Exploring and planning are key parts of Deadly Venom 3
Each game-part asks you smart questions; you gotta keep an eye out looking for things inside, maybe read a note found lying down? But also watch the footsteps of guards carefully and plan your route cleverly so nobody notices when you sneak around. You can choose to be gentle or hard, use darts guns to calm people or just go straight with sharp blades?
You get lots of ways while playing to handle things – maybe move very slowly through dark halls, wait it out quietly by a wall if something feels wrong? Or sometimes quickly jump into action before anyone pops up scary from around the corner! This gives you clever thinking times between nerve-wracking dash times.
A quick look at Deadly Venom 3
This game first came out way-back on PC in year-2012, starting January when nobody knew what would happen next… It’s still working quite well for fans. People seem to really like the smooth actions needed while sneaking through or finding spots nobody checks, plus liking this cool female lead who looks tricky?
The game does okay – giving good points (around 3.65 outta fiveish) but maybe not everybody thinks it’s top-drawer; some feel its plot is light and simple because the story part isn’t super-thick! Still though, playing ways are plenty so you won’t get bored even if just one path through feels basic at times?