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The Matrix: Path of Neo

2005
ShooterAdventureAction
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The Matrix: Path of Neo was released in 2005. It is a Shooter, Adventure, Action game.

About The Matrix: Path of Neo

An action game based on the Matrix film trilogy, letting players control Neo through bullet-time combat and set pieces drawn from the movies' iconic fight scenes.

The Matrix: Path of Neo is the second video game developed by Shiny Entertainment based on the Matrix trilogy. This time you get to play as Neo himself, starting from the day agents came to take him from his office, through the race against the clock with the machines digging towards Zion, to the final battle against Agent Smith.

Like in the movies you'll start out as the untrained Thomas Anderson, and with the training and events of the movie your skills grow, enabling you to do complicated combos and take down upgraded agents.

Although the game follows the events of the trilogy, there are some missions that come as an in-depth look of events only spoken briefly in the films.

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The Matrix: Path of Neo is a Shooter, Adventure, Action game, released in 2005.

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