Play Mission Impossible - Operation Surma (e)(rising Sun) Online

Mission Impossible: Operation Surma came out in 2003 for the Game Boy Advance, published by Atari. It was part of that wave of action games trying to capture a cinematic feel on the small screen, a time when licensed titles were a common sight in any GBA library. You step into the role of Ethan Hunt, tasked with stopping a shadowy organization called Surma from unleashing a dangerous computer virus.

You control Ethan through a series of side scrolling levels, navigating environments from city rooftops to high security facilities. Your main goal is to infiltrate these areas, often by disabling cameras, hacking terminals, and avoiding patrols. The game emphasizes stealth; you spend a lot of time sneaking past guards, using disguises to blend in, and occasionally engaging in close quarters combat. Key mechanics include using a variety of gadgets, like a fiber optic camera to peek under doors, and picking locks to access restricted rooms. The pacing is deliberate, favoring careful observation over direct confrontation, and the difficulty comes from managing your limited resources and the alertness of enemies. It feels like a tense, methodical puzzle where a single mistake can trigger a frantic scramble for cover.