James Bond 007: The Stealth Affair

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James Bond 007: The Stealth Affair is a 1990 point-and-click adventure built by Delphine Software with puzzle solving and timed action sequences. Play as a secret agent navigating mazes, escaping underwater tunnels, and completing objectives with a mix of inventory-based challenges and real-time sections. The European version dropped the Bond name entirely as Operation Stealth but kept the same gameplay loop of exploration and problem solving. The Amiga edition introduced a rare speech system for 1990 but came with a glitch that froze the game during dialogue skips. Players often removed extra memory to avoid crashes caused by the cracked version’s bugs. Despite technical quirks, the game remains a cult pick for classic adventure fans. Its blend of point-and-click design and frantic escape sequences set it apart from other early ’90s DOS and ST titles.