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Elevator Action
Elevator ActionSneak, shoot, and ride elevators in this classic 1983 arcade spy thriller
Secret Agent
Secret AgentParachute into a secret island fortress to stop a terrorist laser weapon.
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Description

Elevator Action puts you in the shoes of a secret agent infiltrating a high‑rise building filled with elevators, enemy agents, and hidden documents. Navigate 30 floors, collect all the intel, and escape while battling foes in fast‑paced, 2D action that blends shooting, platforming, and stealth. The game features simple 4‑way joystick controls, a shoot button and a jump/kick button, and supports two players alternating turns. Originally released as an upright arcade cabinet, it remains a beloved retro title celebrated for its puzzle‑like elevator navigation and tense combat.

You play as agent 006, a top operative tasked with infiltrating a high‑security island outpost to retrieve stolen blueprints for a deadly satellite laser. The mission drops you into a hostile environment filled with traps, ninjas, robots, and a ruthless terrorist organization. Navigate extreme security systems, overcome diverse enemies, and confront the DVS leader in a classic 1992 action‑arcade experience designed for PC and Mac. The game blends platforming, puzzle solving, and sci‑fi storytelling for a nostalgic single‑player adventure.

Pricing
Paid (One-time)
Paid (One-time)
Category
Action & Shooter
Action & Shooter
Best for
Arcade enthusiasts
Fans of retro action‑platformers
Specifications
General
msrp
$19.99
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release date
1983-05-23
1992-02-01
Specifications
developer
Taito
Apogee Software
publisher
Nidecom Soft, Quicksilva
Apogee Software, 3D Realms
age rating
ESRB E
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multiplayer
Single player, Multiplayer
Single player
critic score
80/100
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Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Simple yet deep gameplay
  • Iconic retro graphics and sound
  • Two‑player alternating mode adds replay value
  • Strategic elevator navigation adds puzzle element
  • Atmospheric 90s graphics
  • Varied enemy types keep combat fresh
  • Challenging trap puzzles reward careful planning
  • Engaging spy storyline with clear objectives
Cons
  • Limited control scheme may feel dated
  • No online multiplayer or leaderboards
  • Graphics are low‑resolution by modern standards
  • Limited control customization
  • No save points increase difficulty
  • High difficulty spikes may deter casual players
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