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product_id: 2204488
title: "Contract J.A.C.K. - PC"
brand: "vivendi"
price: "368 DH"
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# 10 single-player levels New weapons & gadgets 15 multiplayer maps Contract J.A.C.K. - PC

**Brand:** vivendi
**Price:** 368 DH
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎮 Get ready to play the prequel that everyone’s talking about!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Contract J.A.C.K. - PC by vivendi
- **How much does it cost?** 368 DH with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ma](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/2204488-contract-j-a-c-k-pc)

## Best For

- vivendi enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted vivendi brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
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## Key Features

- • **Explore New Realms:** Dive into 10 exhilarating single-player levels and 15 action-packed multiplayer maps.
- • **Innovative Arsenal:** Equip yourself with cutting-edge weapons like the Bacalov Corrector hand cannons.
- • **Join the Community:** Connect with fellow gamers and elevate your gameplay experience.
- • **Create & Collaborate:** Utilize new level-building tools to craft and share your own mods online.
- • **Unleash Your Inner Anti-Hero:** Step into the shoes of John Jack and embrace the thrill of the mission.

## Overview

Contract J.A.C.K. is the official prequel to No One Lives Forever 2, featuring John Jack as the rugged anti-hero. With 10 new single-player levels, 15 multiplayer maps, and an array of new weapons and gadgets, players can also create and share mods using innovative level-building tools.

## Description

Product Description               You are John Jackdeadly H.A.R.M. operative. An arsenal of lethal weapons is at your disposal as you fight across expansive environments and battle enemies with one goal in mindstopping you! Do you have what it takes?                  From the Manufacturer               Trained to survive. Paid to kill. Explore the dark side of the No One Lives Forever universe as John Jack, a rugged anti-hero in the services of H.A.R.M. The legendary chief assassin for H.A.R.M. organization has given Contract J.A.C.K. a mission--whether he wants it or not. An Italian criminal organization has plans to take H.A.R.M. down and Contract J.A.C.K. must stop them. In doing so, players contend with deadly enemies and survive against ridiculous odds to complete the mission. Intense firefights and cataclysmic predicaments are constant in this exhilarating step forward for the No One Lives Forever franchise.  Features: Several harrowing missions spread across 10 new single-player levels 15 new multiplayer maps with Doomsday, Deathmatch, and Team Deathmatch modes An arsenal of new weapons and gadgets like deadly Bacalov Corrector hand cannons and heavily armed assault vehicles New H.A.R.M. enemies, including UNITY agents, Evil Alliance Thugs, and Volkov's arch nemesis, Il Pazzo Includes level-building tools to create and share mods online with other J.A.C.K. recruits All-new storyline with an amazing cliffhanger that sets the stage for NOLF 2

## Features

- Official prequel to No One Lives Forever 2
- Play as John Jack, a rugged anti-hero in the services of H.A.R.M.
- Ten new single-player levels and 15 new multiplayer maps
- New weapons and gadgets including Bacalov Corrector hand cannons and heavily armed assault vehicles
- Create and share mods online with new level-building tools

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Fun for Series Fans
  

*by H***Y on Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2023*

This game is fun for fans, but other than that it’s not the most amazing game out there. It’s a fun, action-packed shooter and it doesn’t pretend to be anything else.Fans of the No One Lives Forever series will enjoy all of the references and additions it presents to the story, but it falls short of the originals by far. It looks very similar to NOLF 2, but its a very boiled down in terms of play style. NOLF 2 added elements of stealth and interactions with the environment, and this game doesn’t really offer any of that.Do I want to own this as a fan of the series? Absolutely. Am I going to replay it and be able to quote it like the first two games? Unlikely. It’s entertaining, but the two main entries in the series are far superior.

### ⭐⭐ 







  
  
    The game that could of been, but never was
  

*by C***D on Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2012*

With so many reviews covering virtually every element of the series, one would think that there would be no point to covering the game itself.  Everything that needed to be said, has.  However, I wanted to take a bit of a different perspective through this and provide some what of a different, but similar review.In order to understand what went wrong, we need to talk about what's right in the world of No One Lives Forever/Contract J.A.C.K.  The series itself takes full immersion in being modeled after the spy flicks and novels of yesteryear.  The main focus of No One Lives Forever was the Scottish Cate Archer, and how she went from being a simple pickpocket-turned-spy, to a superspy at UNITY.  The game, now over a decade old, was set in the 60s and focused on Cate and her stopping H.A.R.M from taking over the world.  Levels were colorful, unique and locations were plenty.  Creativity was abundantly shown in the locations, to falling out of a plane, to exploring a sub underwater, to a base in outer space.  With witty dialogue, a smart and clever choice of gadgets and a whole ton of weapons, No One Lives Forever(NOLF) offered what many reviewers felt to be the first real great First Person experience since Half-Life.Monolith Productions, the developer behind the game, working immediately upon a sequel that hit in 2002.  That game was No One Lives Forever 2 : A Spy In H.A.R.M's Way.  No One Lives Forever 2 aimed to be much more than it's predecessor and in certain ways really was.  Now offering a level up system by means of collecting intelligence items, which were somewhat worthless in the previous game aside from their humor, players got points for achieving certain objectives and collecting certain items.  NOLF 2 did nearly as well as it's predecessor and also enjoyed a huge success.So, by now you must be wondering why so many reviews, like myself, have been mentioning these previous games and then comparing them to Contract J.A.C.K? Well, J.A.C.K. takes place between No One Lives Forever 1 and 2.  What's more, J.A.C.K. completely threw everything that the other two games established out the window for some generic First Person Shooting(FPS).J.A.C.K was released a year after the second game and was released as a stand-alone expansion pack, so to speak.  The game focused on a contract killer named John Jack, who through the course of his adventure gets recruited by H.A.R.M.  How does he get recruited? By killing a whole bunch of people, of course.  One wouldn't be blamed for thinking that every single stage is exactly the same, because it is.  Despite the different locations and enemies, there is never a change in objective.  Go from point A, to point B, and kill everything that moves.The story itself is next to non-existent and intelligent items are virtually gone as well.  Jack goes from location to location following a storyline that is minimal and ultimately hard to enjoy.  He's hired by H.A.R.M. to be a contract killer, so I don't mind if there's a bit of running and gunning, but why couldn't there be something like what Cate Archer had.  Monolith could of easily crafted Jack to have similar gadgets and weapons like Agent 47 in Hitman.  It's even more baffling that they didn't try to put a spin on the previous formula.  I would of loved to of hunted down a target with different methods given to us, but we never get a chance to do something like that.The vocal work is rather minimal as well.  The majority of the game sounds you'll end up hearing is your gun of choice firing, and people dying.  There are occasionally some hilarious dialogues that you'll overhear, but it's completely cut down from the previous titles.  What's more, is the soundtrack is mostly composed of tracks from the previous title.  The funky gadgets are also gone as well and while a few new weapons are introduced and we do have some new locations, unfortunately the game is a huge downgrade from the previous titles.By far one of J.A.C.K's true saving graces is when your in space.  This act was a blast, not only due to some of the best dialogue in the NOLF series, to how enemies died.  I was hoping to see a space mission in NOLF 2 and was saddened when I didn't, and this was quite the treat.I picked J.A.C.K. up for dirt cheap, and if your a fan of NOLF who misses the good-old days, and wants something a bit more, this might be for you.  For someone craving an older FPS, this most likely won't be the game.  The way NOLF was built up was never about being much of a FPS.  I'd highly recommend tracking down either F.E.A.R, or Condemned if your looking for something to satisfy an old school urge, as both games are from Monolith and both are far superior.J.A.C.K. may very well be the last entry in the NOLF series, and it's such a shame that the series went out with a whimper into the night, instead of a bang.  Yet, within all of J.A.C.K, I did have some honest fun, if but briefly.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Simple, somewhat short, but enjoyable shooter.
  

*by K***Y on Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2020*

A simple, lighthearted shooter in the NOLF universe. Not an epic, but not entirely vacuous either. Good selection of weapons, and just enough story to validate the product (takes place between the events of NOLF 1 and 2, and you play as an agent of H.A.R.M.). At a bargain price, you can't go wrong here. I ran it just fine on windows 7, and finished the single player in a few days. Glad I added it to my collection.

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