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Beyond Enemy Lines - Remastered Edition was released on 16. September 2021 for Switch.
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| Released | 16. September 2021 |
| Type | Game |
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| Publisher | Polygon Art |
| Platform | Nintendo, Switch |
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Beyond Enemy Lines – Remastered Edition: Tactics behind enemy lines
In this standalone remaster of the tactical single-player shooter, you play a covert special agent. A separatist group has taken control of a military satellite. Your mission leads you into sprawling enemy bases, where observation, camouflage and the right use of weapons matter more than a reckless frontal assault.
Twelve missions and reworked tech
The Remastered Edition combines the eight missions of the original campaign with the four winter missions from Operation: Arctic Hawk. Compared with the 2017 release, weapon handling, enemy AI, vegetation, effects and overall visuals have been reworked. You decide whether to avoid enemies, proceed covertly or fight them head-on. The large mission areas offer different routes and allow various approaches.
Standalone version
This release has its own game version and requires neither the original 2017 game nor its separate DLC license. The winter campaign is already included. It is not just a bundle of unchanged original keys.
Native Nintendo Switch version
Since Sep 16, 2021, the Remastered Edition has also been available for Nintendo Switch. Handheld, tabletop and TV modes are supported. According to Nintendo, this version offers English on-screen text, a 5 GB download size and a USK rating from age 16. Compatibility with Switch 2 does not make it a native Switch 2 release.