COYYN

COYYN: Shadow Ops drops you behind enemy lines as a solo operator. No squad, no respawning teammates, no air support coming to bail you out when things go sideways.

Forget run-and-gun. Ammo’s limited, gear’s limited, and one sloppy move puts every guard in the facility on your position. The game actually rewards patience – scope out patrol routes, wait for the right window, put a round through someone’s skull from 300 meters and ghost before anyone finds the body. Or don’t. Kick in the front door if you want. You’ll just die faster.

Works offline, runs smooth on older hardware. The touchscreen controls were designed for mobile from the start, not jury-rigged from a console port where you’re fighting the UI as much as the enemies.

Anyone who misses the planning phase from old Rainbow Six games – back when you’d spend ten minutes plotting entry points before a single shot got fired – this scratches that itch. It’s not trying to be Call of Duty. Doesn’t want to be.