COVERT OPS NUCLEAR DAWN (PS1 PLAYSTATION)

French Ambassador Pierre Simon and his family are traveling from Saint Petersburg to Paris aboard the Blue Harvest, a military train developed by NATO, when it is hijacked by terrorists known as the Knights of the Apocalypse . Negotiations yield no results and the only hope is Lt. Jack Morton, part of the original escort, who manages to sneak onto the train. His job is to regain control of the armored train, stop the terrorists from deploying a nuclear weapon, and rescue the hostages.

Covert Ops: Nuclear Dawn plays like a third-person shooter, but also introduces stealth elements, puzzle solving, and train driving sequences. The different compartments of the train form the levels. In addition to regular moves, Jack can dash and use a search function that allows him to peek around corners and into rooms. Morton is in contact with headquarters and also gathers information about the organization on his way. The game uses an intelligent targeting system where the reticle changes color depending on the viewing angle. Firing from a difficult position will do little damage, while open shots have a higher chance of hitting enemies.