Operation Stealth

Operation Stealth, known as James Bond: The Stealth Affair in North America, is a spy-themed point-and-click adventure developed by Delphine Software and released for MS-DOS in 1990. The game follows CIA agent John Glames as he is assigned to recover a stolen high-tech stealth fighter jet, leading him into a web of international intrigue, political conspiracies, and dangerous enemies.

Played from a third-person perspective, the game features detailed pixel art environments and a mouse-driven interface, combining inventory puzzles, dialogue-based investigations, and stealth-oriented sequences. Players must navigate embassies, luxury resorts, and enemy hideouts while avoiding detection, cracking codes, and outsmarting villains.

Renowned for its atmospheric visuals, cinematic storytelling, and challenging puzzles, Operation Stealth remains a standout example of early 90s European adventure game design. Its blend of Cold War espionage and exotic locations gives it the feel of an interactive spy thriller, appealing to fans of classic LucasArts and Sierra-style adventures.