Spy Hunter: Nowhere to Run is a third-person shooter video game developed by Terminal Reality and published by Midway Games in 2006.
The game follows the story of Alex Decker, a spy who is trying to stop a terrorist organization called NOSTRA from obtaining a powerful weapon. The game features a mix of driving and on-foot missions, as well as various gadgets and weapons that can be used to take down enemy vehicles and soldiers.
While the game has some fun moments, it ultimately falls short of expectations. The driving missions are decent, with smooth controls and some cool gadgets like oil slicks and machine guns. However, the on-foot missions feel clunky and uninspired. The combat is basic and lacks any real depth, and the levels are often too linear with little room for exploration or experimentation.
Spy Hunter: Nowhere to Run is a mediocre game that fails to live up to the legacy of the Spy Hunter franchise. While it has some entertaining moments, the game's lackluster combat and technical issues make it difficult to recommend. If you're a fan of the series, you may find some enjoyment here, but for most players, there are better third-person shooters out there.