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4Men in Black: The Game is an adventure game played from a third-person perspective, with fixed camera angles that change as the player moves to each new part of a level. The game is loosely based on the film, and is divided across four levels. Each level includes puzzles that must be solved by the player to progress. The player's character can jump, kick, punch, examine items, and dodge attacks. The player must find key cards, deactivate security systems, and read messages to proceed through each level, while fighting enemies that include grey aliens, large bugs, and spore frogs. Eight weapons are featured in the game, including the neuralyzer and Noisy Cricket, both from the film. Only one weapon can be used for each level. Fist fights against enemies occur frequently due to a limited amount of ammunition. The Windows version does not support the use of a gamepad.
The game's first level follows the film's opening sequence, as the player controls James Edwards (portrayed by Will Smith in the film), a New York City detective who is sent to investigate a robbery. Edwards is subsequently renamed Agent J when he is recruited into the Men in Black organization, which monitors extraterrestrials living on Earth. For the next three levels, the player chooses between three characters: Agent J, Agent K, or Agent L (the latter two portrayed in the film by Tommy Lee Jones and Linda Fiorentino). The story remains the same regardless of the chosen character. The final three levels use a plot that is unrelated to the film. The second level takes place at a deserted Arctic weather station, while the third level involves an investigation into a Chupacabra living in an Amazon mine. The game ends with the player facing off against computer expert Skip Frales at his private estate, located on the fictional Frales Island in the northwest Pacific Ocean.
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