Mission Impossible on the N64 is one of those sneaky little spy games that feels like a mix between GoldenEye and Metal Gear Solid—but with way more disguises. You start off in some dimly lit embassy, trying not to get spotted while swapping outfits like a weird, high-stakes game of dress-up. The guards aren’t geniuses, but they’ll swarm you fast if you mess up.

What’s cool is the gadgets—lock picks, fake IDs, even this little dart gun that knocks people out silently. The levels are pretty open for an N64 game, letting you take different paths if you’re patient. I remember getting stuck for ages in the submarine level because I kept alerting the whole crew. Turns out, crawling through vents is slower but way safer.

It’s janky in that late-90s way (good luck with the camera angles), but there’s something satisfying about finally nailing a mission without setting off alarms. If you like tense, trial-and-error stealth, this one’s a solid pick.