The announcement comes just a few days after Halo 3 celebrated its 10th anniversary. Schell Games’ I Expect You To Die, previously released on Vive, Rift, and PlayStation VR, will also support the platform, as will media platforms like Hulu. Other titles already announced for Windows Mixed Reality include Ark Park, a spinoff of the smash-hit survival game Ark: Survival Evolved. Here, Metacritic highlights 10 shows to watch after The Recruit.“It’s a fun, brief introduction into the world of Halo,” Kipman said.Īs it’s a free title, we don’t expect too much from Halo: Recruit, but it should, at the very least, help show the potential for the series in a virtual reality or mixed reality environment. The below list features an array of spy shows, including more that feature plenty of action set pieces, complex character dynamics, and witty dialogue. If you've already made your way through The Recruit and are looking for more espionage dramas, Metacritic has you covered with a list of shows to check out next. Unsure of who to trust, the rookie lawyer must learn how to quickly adapt to his new life as he sets off on an investigation that takes him around the globe. Currently imprisoned for a murder charge, Max threatens to expose CIA secrets unless she's exonerated.Īs Owen begins looking into Max's claims and determining just how dangerous her threats are, he must navigate both her mind games and the complicated internal politics of his new workplace. He seemingly finds just that when he reads a letter from a woman named Max ( Laura Haddock) who claims to be one of the agency's former assets. During his first week of the job, Owen gets assigned to search through letters sent to the CIA to see if any contain credible threats or information. The Netflix drama follows Owen as he takes on his first big case and inadvertently finds himself tangled up in the high-stakes world of international espionage.
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