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Syphon Filter: The Omega Strain™
Syphon Filter The Omega Strain
Information
Platform
PlayStation 2
Developer

Eidetic

Publisher

989 Studios

Series

Syphon Filter

Online

Shutdown (since June 27, 2012)


For other uses of the term Syphon Filter, see this link.

For the Omega Strain of the Syphon Filter virus, see this link.

Syphon Filter: The Omega Strain is the fourth installment of the Syphon Filter franchise, and the first one to be released on the PlayStation 2 system. Instead of playing as Gabe Logan, the exiled agent from the top secret Agency, players will create their own character, which is a new recruit for the Agency.

Plot sypnosis

Following the destruction of the first Syphon Filter virus, the Agency has received a new cover as the International Presidential Consulting Agency, dedicated to battling terrorist enemies. Gabe Logan, as Commander-in-Chief, has hand-picked a team of leaders and agents for his new organization, including Lian, Teresa, Mujari, Dr. E, and more.

The past returns when Syphon Filter reemerges as the deadlier Omega Strain. A Chechen officer named Mikhas Ivankov is selling it on the black market, and outbreaks are occurring around the world. The man behind the conspiracy, Mihai Niculescu, sends Mara Aramov to find and eliminate him. Meanwhile, Gabe and the Agency split up and investigate locations of certain outbreaks.

An Agency team headed by Imani Gray visits Carthage, Michigan in search of Mujari, who disappeared while investigating Dr. Richard Broussard. Broussard had made a deal to give the virus to terrorists from the Anarchiste Liberation Army, but he backed down. The ALA acquired it anyway, and attacked the city. Imani and her team rescue Mujari to find the Omega Strain has infected him. The agents defeat the ALA leaders: Andre Proust, Soren Masson and Jean Fournier, then prepare for their next assignment. Investigating an Ebola outbreak in Uganda with Lian, Gabe shows his obsession for stopping the Syphon Filter conspiracy.

IPCA commander Gary Stoneman tells the Agency operatives about his history as an assassin for the CIA, and how he recently killed mafia leader Dimitri Alexopoulous to keep him from obtaining the Omega Strain in Italy. The team follows Stone to Belarus and tracks a shipment of infected cattle which leads to the residence of Ivankov. They discover that his courier Yuschenko is selling the Omega Strain, and Agency pilot Alima Haddad ends up captured by the Chechens. Stone assumes the worst, presuming she was killed.

Lian later tells the Agency team how she identified that North Koreans were attempting to purchase the virus. She infiltrated the domain of warlord Askar Saydahmat and found his people were about to give the Omega Strain to Sok-ju Yang, with a Yemeni terrorist being present as well. Lian eliminated all the involved parties.

Gabe enlists help from Ehud Ben Zohar of the Israeli Mossad upon determining that Yuschenko plans to sell the virus to Fatha Al-Hassan, a Yemeni leader. Zohar only cares about stopping the man's terrorist connections, so he steals the viral canister after the Agency retrieves it from Yuschenko, and uses it to force Gabe's people into helping his mission.

Zohar and the team enter Al-Hassan's palace disguised as the dead Chechens. After Zohar eliminates Al-Hassan, he searches for evidence of weapons contracts while the Agency personnel defends him. Stone arrives to rescue them, and reveals that Gabe sent him in case Zohar tried any tricks. They exchange the contracts for the virus.

Next, the team investigates a lead recovered from the Belarus operation that shows Dr. Nikolai Jandran is conducting virus tests. Maggie Powers assists them in breaking into Jandran's labs and recording evidence. The team escapes before enemy forces destroy the university where Jandran works.

Mujari, having recovered from the virus, explains his own investigation into the Chechens and why Ivankov wants independence from Russia. He sees that Uri Gregorov and other Russians are imprisoning the rebels, and finds hints of atrocities. Mujari knows both sides have reasons for what they do, thus the situation is not black and white.

Afterwards, Mujari takes control of the Agency team as they check the wreckage of the S.S. Lorelei. The university turned up salvaged boxes, indicating an undersea operation. Mujari requires that his team incapacitate innocent guards, and he evacuates the salvage rig before the Agency's planted nukes destroy the viral containers for good. However, Jandran dies from a serum before he can be brought back for questioning.

While Gabe faces pressure from the president and Alex Birchim of the White House Internal Affairs, he sends Lian and the team to track North Korean agent Yong-jun Kim, a man connected to Murakawa Industries in Japan. The investigation reveals that Murakawa, a part of the Yakuza, was helping to develop the Omega Strain. Aramov arrived before Lian and forced Murakawa to commit suicide for trusting Kim. Kim pretended to work with Murakawa so he could get the virus.

Unfortunately, the team hears tragic news after destroying the Japanese labs. Imani had been tracking Kim on an airplane that crashed in Myanmar. Out of guilt, Lian takes the team to recover her body and the viral sample Kim was carrying. Despite claims that inclement weather brought down the jet, they find evidence indicating that Aramov had paid the Myanmar army to shoot down the plane.

Gabe becomes frustrated with his investigation into the secret corporation Meta Global Funds, which he believes controls the Syphon Filter conspiracy. The purchase of Murakawa Industries by Meta Global was possible through Niculescu Funds, headed by international banker Mihai Niculescu. He is powerful and influential, but secretive as well, so Gabe suspects he is behind Syphon Filter. Against Birchim's commands, Gabe brings the Agency team to storm the Niculescu Funds headquarters in Zurich. They break in and find evidence linking Birchim to bribes, but nothing implicating Niculescu.

Gabe will later describe the rest of his investigation to the Agency team, and how he looked into Niculescu's Montenegro estate in a final effort to expose him. Although he did not find physical evidence, he learned that Mara was working for him, but Mihai betrayed her. Mara did not want Ivankov to destroy Moscow, for he traded the Omega Strain to the North Koreans for a nuclear weapon.

Having learned of Ivankov's location from Mara, the Agency mobilises to his base and works to prevent the missile's launch. Stone recovers Alima, injured but alive, and the team works with Gabe to disable the nuclear weapon. Ivankov is eventually killed during a fight with Gabe when the enemy attempts to escape through the forest.

Depending on the player's actions, the base is destroyed and the missile launch is prevented, or the nuke detonates in the ocean. However, cutscenes that play show these definite scenarios:

  • Dr. E and Mujari cure the Omega Strain and destroy the final traces of Syphon Filter.
  • Criminals eliminate Niculescu after an Agency computer virus erases the money of his illegal clients.
  • Government officials arrest Birchim after Gabe shows the President files linking Birchim to bribes.
  • The conspiracy is over, and Gabe can focus on other threats.
  • Dr. E resigns from the Agency, confessing that she had met Mihai Niculescu before and had a romantic relationship with him.
  • She intended to kill Jandran as well, believing that her destiny is to change the world.
  • Elsa exits from the Agency base, and Gabe wonders what will happen next.

Missions

All the bonus missions are unlocked by completing the previous "episode" within the time limit.

  • Italy is unlocked by completing Carthage 1, 2 and 3 in solo par.
  • Kyrgystan is unlocked by completing Belarus 1 and 2 in solo par.
  • Chechnya is unlocked by completing Yemen 1, 2 and Minsk, in solo par.
  • Montenegro is unlocked by completing the Lorelei salvage rig, Tokyo, Myanmar and Zurich in solo par.

Controls

  • Triangle - Interacts with environment (climb ladder, activate switch, etc.)
  • Square - Attack with your weapon
  • Cross - Kneel
  • Circle - Roll (as in evade)
  • L1 - Aim down sights, manually
  • R1 - Fixed lock-on to a target (must hold down, press again to cycle)
  • L2 - Strafe to the left
  • R2 - Strafe to the right
  • Left analog - Moves character
  • Right analog - Moves camera
  • R3 - Reload weapon
  • D-Pad Up - In multiplayer, used to talk on microphone (hold)
  • D-Pad Right - Turn on/off your torchlight or night vision device if you have one
  • D-Pad Left - Map
  • D-Pad Down - Drop your current weapon to the ground
  • Start - Goes to menu screen (only pauses offline)
  • Select - Press to switch weapon (Hold it down and press L2 or R2 to manual select)
  • Circle and cross - Jump glitch (cross button must be pressed at a very specific time when your back is on the ground. Best performed with the torch activated) This effectively allows you to access certain places that can only be reached with a team mate.
  • Enemies will not hear you if you move while holding down X.
  • When holding down R1, you'll see a target around an enemy; its colour will go from red to green.  Note that green doesn't guarantee a hit, but a high probability of a hit.  Holding down X while targeting makes it green faster.
  • If you hold X while on a ladder, you'll slide down.
  • Hold UP on the D-Pad to activate your microphone (online only).  It'll take a second (you'll hear static and see the mic icon change color) and it only stays activate while you hold UP. Releasing UP deactivates the mic. Tapping UP brings up a communications menu (Preset commands).
  • Hold right on the D-Pad to toggle between your flashlight and night vision goggles (if you have one). Pressing the button turns either device on or off.
  • Remember, the R3 button is on the right analog stick.

Trivia

  • When you are in the main menu, the only buttons that work are the D-pad, L1 and R1.
  • When playing multiplayer, three players' code-names are based off types of snake. 'Dragon' is the only player whose name is not a snake species.
  • First and only game where Gabe is seen on the cover page, but not generally playable.
  • Each cutscene in the game begins with a green glow on the screen.
  • First game in the series that was released for the PS2 rather than the PS1.
  • Although it can be purchased on the American PS store, it is inexplicably absent from the European and Japanese stores. This also means that Australia, Japan, the UK and certain Western countries will not have the game. The reason for the game's absence from the former is that Australia's PS store has the same content as the European store.
  • Montenegro is the only bonus mission where the player can lose stealth without triggering an automatic restart.
  • Somehow, the SMAW does not damage the tank in Belarus 2, and only anti-armour frag grenades will destroy it. It is strange that Stone would use such a weapon to distract it.
  • The SMAW can be seen being used by a Japanese goon in Tokyo, but the player can find no such weapon on the rooftop. It is also presumably used to down the jet carrying Imani Grey and Yong-jun Kim, yet the weapon is never actually found in Myanmar.
  • It is strange that only Imani Grey's and Yong jun Kim's bodies are found inside the Myanmar rainforest, given the fact that hundreds were killed in the plane crash.
  • The founder of Sony Bend is Mark Blank - He is the genius behind the classic text adventure, "Zork."
  • A triple head-shot is possible - and by extension, anything beyond that can theoretically be done.
  • If a stage is completed offline, players can access the next mission online, and vice versa. The only exceptions to this are the bonus levels which are unlocked by obtaining par times for the preceding "episode", and the Lorelei salvage rig, which is unlocked by completing Minsk.
  • The highest rank attainable playing only offline is C6, and only online, C1.
  • In multiplayer games, the host can kick others out using the options menu from the pause screen.
  • Only game that requires players to work together during online games. In the other games, players can engage in competitive multiplayer. Both cooperative and competitive play would return in the next games Combat Ops, Dark Mirror and Logan's Shadow.
  • This is so far the only Syphon Filter game in which dying will in no way whatsoever affect the mission, which can continue, although the player will need to try the mission again in order to achieve no deaths. However, the bonus missions follow the same convention as the trilogy, so getting killed will restart the mission.
  • This is by far the first and only Syphon Filter game which introduced the concept of par times, in which missions must be completed within a time limit.
  • It is the first game to introduce Gary Stoneman as a playable character.
  • This was initially developed as an exclusively online game but Sony required offline missions to be available. As a result, Bend had to arbitrarily implement a single player mode, thus causing them to rush things. Because of this, there is a significant chance that players would play later missions in order to unlock better weapons that gave them the edge to meet par time requirements, thus allowing bonus mission to be unlocked. For example, players would complete the Carthage missions and Belarus missions, but then replay those set in Carthage, in order to beat solo par for the latter missions, which would then unlock Italy.
  • Jennifer Hale voiced Naomi Hunter and Emma Emmerich from Metal Gear Solid and MGS2: Sons of Liberty respectively, before voicing Mara in this game. Both Naomi and Emma are love interests for Otacon, both also getting killed during the games. Obviously, Mara is also later killed in the epilogue.
  • Khary Payton and April Grace both had roles on The Shield -- Grace in Season 1, Payton in Season 3. They played characters akmost completely opposite to their Syphon Filter characters. Payton played a psychotic gangbanger who was up for an assassination job; Grace played a docile Internal Affairs investigator who was nice to the point of lethargy. In the SF games, Payton voices Mujari while Grace voices Imani.
  • Paul Eiding, Kim Mai Guest, Khary Payton and Jennifer Hale have all voiced characters from the Metal Gear Solid series, while also being involved in the Ben 10 franchise.
    • Eiding played Colonel Roy Campbell in addition to Gary Stoneman.
    • Kim played Mei Ling in addition to Lian Xing.
    • Khary Payton played Drebin 893 in addition to Lawrence Mujari.
    • Jennifer Hale played Naomi Hunter and Emma Emmerich in addition to Mara Aramov and Maggie Powers.
  • It is actually possible to fail a mission, but still get 0 deaths. The trick to doing this is knowing which objectives exactly will contribute to the mission's progress. For example, to complete Ukraine the player only has to achieve, or fail, two objectives: neutralise Ivankov's lieutenants and protect Gabe. All the other objectives can be essentially ignored. However, since Gabe is invincible whether or not the player provides cover for him, you can simply trigger the missile countdown timer and then wait around, allowing Logan to proceed with the mission BUT also letting your character ignore enemies, which in turn minimises the chances of you dying.
  • It also introduced a number of conventions that carried over to Dark Mirror and Logan's Shadow:
    • Dead enemies will 'turn' into boxes rather than actual corpses.
    • Players are limited to five weapons at the most at any one time unlike the trilogy.
    • There is an equipment selection menu before every mission.
    • Ratings significantly increased the replay value.

Retcons

  • Stone was clearly seen aiming at Mara, who is alone on her safehouse balcony, during the post-credits cutscene. Yet in Dark Mirror, he sees her inside the house, and she is arguing with Elsa Weissenger, who was absent from The Omega Strain's version of this event.
  • Furthermore, why on earth would Mara have bodyguards (in Dark Mirror) when they were also absent (in The Omega Strain)?
  • Mujari claims that he never kills anybody except in self-defense. Indeed, when we assume the role of his character in Chechnya, a parameter is added requiring players to only use non-lethal force, despite the fact that the enemies are armed with weapons that kill. However, Mujari is later seen carrying an ACR in the Lorelei salvage rig. In addition to this, he is clearly seen killing enemies during his flashbacks to the Pugari gold mine investigations.

Goofs

Continuity

  • Despite being armed with a sniper rifle and taser when he raids Niculescu's house, Gabe is somehow seen with a pistol when the mission's concluding sequence plays, apparently preferring to threaten Mara with a handgun rather than a more powerful weapon despite his numerous attempts to kill her in the prior games being foiled by her apparent immortal tendencies.
  • The Spectre can only carry 30 rounds per magazine in gameplay but the equipment description claims each cartridge can contain 50 bullets.
  • The briefing for Tokyo, Japan: Murukawa Tower claims that Lian's rank is a AOC, but that of Taguang, Myanmar: Irawaddy Basin has her as a COO. The latter is correct (Chief of Operations), since the AOC (Assistant Operations Chief) is Teresa Lipan.
    • Furthermore, the AOC should be ACO.

Factual errors

  • The M16A1 does not have any visible suppressor, but the sound it generates is that of a silenced weapon. In fact, it should not have such little noise.
  • The Chinese type 67 presented in-game is a nightmarish version as compared to its actual real-life derivative. Firstly, the weapon's callsign refers to a light machine gun. It is silenced in reality, yet its sound is that of a non-suppressed weapon (the exact contrary of the above M16A1 example). It can somehow replenish rounds from a Soviet weapon, despite firing 'subsonic' bullets. Furthermore, it would have 30 rounds in each magazine, but can only hold 12 bullets in the game.
  • The M16-K suffers from a myriad of issues, as with the above example quoting the Chinese type 67.
    • Firstly, despite being listed with a magazine capacity of 30 rounds (which corresponds with the magazine shown on the weapon model), the equipment description is blatantly ridiculous.
    • It is declared to be some sort of "submachine gun", the game then proclaims it is a "modified M-16" which is a contradicting statement.
    • It is capable of firing "45 Glazer rounds" even though it apparently has a standard STANAG magazine.
    • True to the description of being a submachine gun, its firing rate is fully automatic; however, it inexplicably possess a sniper rifle's variable zoom sight (or, at the very least, the developers attempt to permit the players use of such an aiming instrument).
    • Somehow, despite its bullet archetype and zoom scope, it is also mind-bogglingly ineffective at long range combat, perhaps again reflecting the claim that it is simply a submachine gun (though its design could deceive inexperienced users to believe it is a long-range weapon).
  • The idea of a SMAW being able to destroy, let alone damage, a main battle tank, while entertaining and hilarious for gameplay purposes, is absolutely nonsensical in reality. Equipped with extremely heavy armour on the front and sides, such a vehicle would require a flanking attack from the rear to even inflict sufficient devastation to decommission it, and that is assuming the offensive party is not affected by its numerous weapon systems, and, indeed, the infantry escorts that would naturally accompany this into combat. Furthermore, while tanks are, at least to some degree, weak against rearward assaults, their top is totally unprotected, and Stone would have needed a Javelin missile launcher, which employs a top-down attack pattern (exploiting such a weakness by taking advantage of gravity), to destroy the vehicle in real life.

Geographical errors

  • The Carthage missions were rather out of place because they were originally supposed to be set in Toronto. Canada officials weren't happy with that idea, so it was switched to Michigan - but the city doesn't exist. There is a Carthage in the nearby state of Illinois, but not in Michigan.
  • In truth, Michigan does not have any subway systems.

Possible goofs

  • In the rewards section of the main menu, players can earn commendations by completing objectives in a mission or the missions commanded by a certain character. It is thus possible to earn the commendation for Zurich by completing all the objectives in this mission. The commendation earned in this manner is Teresa Lipan's, but it should be Gabe's commendation rather than Teresa's because Logan was integral to this particular mission.
  • When you look at the Statistics screen, "Mazyr, Belarus: Krivorozhstal Mill" and "Mazyr, Belarus: Belaya Vezha" are shortened to "Belarus 1" and "Belarus 2", respectively. However, a later mission that takes place in a different area of the country, called "Minsk, Belarus: International University", is shortened to "Minsk". This should have been shortened to "Belarus 3".

Plot holes

  • Fadhil's fate is left unresolved; the player encounters him in the arms bazaar in Yemen, and may choose to kill him, but he is never seen outside of this mission.
  • Why would Mujari use an Advanced Combat Rifle during the mission on the Lorelei salvage rig if he claims to only kill in self-defense? (A similar issue is raised in Syphon Filter 3's Africa missions, where he conducts a killing spree despite having a deep personal aversion to violence).
    • This question is answered in the mission briefing. Mujari states that "I am a pacifist, but I am also a realist." Mujari goes on to express his desire not to kill, but his willingness to, if need be.
  • On a similar note, why would Gabe bring a lethal sniper rifle to investigate Niculescu's estate if he claimed he would not kill enemies until he knew the art collector was behind the entire Syphon Filter conspiracy?
    • It should be noted that the player can choose to knock out nearly all of the mercenaries although Gabe is forced to use his rifle against Mara's two guards to avert her execution.

Glitches

  • Jump glitch: Allows certain online objectives to be completed without requiring team members.
  • Armour glitch: Player can acquire a 10,000-point flak jacket.
  • Magic box glitch: Allows players to acquire potentially any desired weapon
  • Grenade multiplier glitch: Players can rake in an inordinate amount of grenade kills.

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Main Characters Anton Girdeux  · Edward Benton  · Erich Rhoemer  · Gabriel Logan  · Jonathan Phagan  · Lian Xing  · Mara Aramov  · Thomas Markinson
Minor Characters Alec Kabanov  · Ellis  · Jenkins  · Jorge Marcos  · Pavel Kravitch  · Richard Erikson  · Vince Hadden  · Vladislav Gabrek
Enemies Georgia Street Terrorists  · Flaming Enemy  · Girdeux's Terrorists  · Pharcom Bodyguards
Organizations Black Baton  · CBDC  · Pharcom  · The Agency
Missions Georgia Street  · Destroyed Subway  · Main Subway Line  · Washington Park  · Freedom Memorial  · Expo Center Reception  · Expo Center Dinorama  · Rhoemer's Base  · Base Bunker  · Base Tower  · Base Escape  · Rhoemer's Stronghold  · Stronghold Lower Level  · Stronghold Catacombs  · Pharcom Warehouses  · Pharcom Elite Guards  · Warehouse 76  · Silo Access Tunnels  · Tunnel Blackout  · Missile Silo
Weaponry 9mm  · .45  · Air Taser  · BIZ-2  · C4 Explosive  · Combat shotgun · G-18  · Gas Grenade Grenade  · HK-5  · K3G4 Assault Rifle  · M-16  · M-79  · Nightvision rifle  · PK-102  · Shotgun  · Sniper Rifle
Gadgets Card Key  · Flak Jacket  · Flashlight  · Viral Antigen  · Viral Scanner
Vehicles UH-60 Blackhawk
Conflicts Washington D.C. Attack  · First Investigation of PHARCOM  · Destruction of Rhoemer's Base  · Sabotage of Rhoemer's Cathedral  · Kazakhstan Missile Incident
Transcipts Georgia Street  · Destroyed Subway  · Main Subway Line  · Washington Park  · Freedom Memorial  · Expo Center Reception  · Expo Center Dinorama  · Rhoemer's Base  · Base Bunker  · Base Tower  · Base Escape  · Rhoemer's Stronghold  · Stronghold Lower Level  · Stronghold Catacombs  · Pharcom Warehouses  · Pharcom Elite Guards  · Warehouse 76  · Silo Access Tunnels  · Tunnel Blackout  · Missile Silo
Main Characters Dillon Morgan  · Elsa Weissinger  · Gabriel Logan  · Jason Chance  · Lawrence Mujari  · Lian Xing  · Lyle Stevens  · Mara Aramov  · Steven Archer  · Teresa Lipan  · Thomas Holman  · Thomas Markinson  · Uri Gregorov
Minor Characters Carter  · Colorado Bridge Bombing Commander  · Davies  · Derek Falkan  · Dobson  · Eschelman  · Ferguson  · Gershon  · Imposter Gregorov  · John Ramirez  · Jonathan Phagan  · Kowalski  · Mr. Cochran  · Shi-Hao  · Thompson  · Unnamed Airman  · Unnamed Doctor  · Vince Hadden  · Vladimir Nedobryi
Missions Colorado Mountains  · McKenzie Airbase Interior  · Colorado Interstate 70  · I-70 Mountain Bridge  · McKenzie Airbase Exterior  · Colorado Train Ride  · Colorado Train Race  · C-130 Wreck Site  · Pharcom Expo Center  · Morgan  · Moscow Club 32  · Moscow Streets  · Volkov Park  · Gregorov  · Aljir Prison Break-In  · Aljir Prison Escape  · Agency Bio-Lab  · Agency Bio-Lab Escape  · New York Slums  · New York Sewer  · Finale
Locations Club 32  · McKenzie Airbase  · Rocky Mountains, Colorado
Terrorists Spooks  · Unit one
Multiplayer Abandoned Bank  · Catacombs  · Kazakhstan Warehouses  · New York Garage  · New York Slums  · Park Hedge Maze  · Park Jungle Gym  · Pharcom Expo Center (multiplayer)  · Rooftops (multiplayer)  · Small Village (multiplayer)
Weaponry .45  · 9mm  · 12 Gauge  · Air Taser  · BIZ-2  · C-4 Explosive  · Combat Knife  · Crossbow  · G-18  · H11  · Hand Taser  · HK-5  · Incendiary Grenade  · K3G4 Assault Rifle  · M-16  · M-79  · Nerve Gas Grenade  · Nightvision rifle  · PK-102  · Sniper Rifle  · Tear Gas Launcher  · The Flame-Thrower  · UAS-12  ·
Gadgets Binoculars  · Camera Scrambler  · Cellular Modem  · Flak Jacket  · Flashlight  · Nightvision Goggles  · Transponder Locator
Vehicles C-130 Hercules  · F-22 Raptor
Conflicts Raid on the C-130 Wreckage  · Escape from Mackenzie Air Force Base  · Second Investigation of PHARCOM  · Meeting with Uri Gregorav imposter  · Rescue of Uri Gregorav  · Search for Syphon Filter antidote  · Escape from New York City
Main Characters Gabriel Logan  · Lian Xing
Minor Characters Ellis  · Nigel Cummings  · Silvers
Missions Hotel Fukushima  · Costa Rican Plantation  · C5 Galaxy Transport  · Pugari Gold Mine  · Pugari Complex  · Kabul Afghanistan  · S.S. Lorelei  · Aztec Ruins  · Waterfront  · Docks Final Assault  · Convoy  · The Beast  · Australian Outback  · St. George Australia  · Paradise Ridge  · Militia Compound  · Underground Bunker  · Senate Building  · DC Subway
Weaponry .45  · 9mm  · Air Taser  · AU300 Heavy Barrel  · BIZ-2  · Combat Knife  · Crossbow  · Falcon  · G-18  · H11  · HK-5  · K3G4  · M-16  · M-79  · MARS  · Nightvision rifle  · PK-102  · Shotgun  · Spyder  · Tear Gas Launcher  · UAS-12
Multiplayer maps Afghanistan  · Computer center  · Izmalavio Park  · McKenzie Air Force Base  · Paradise Ridge  · Rhoemer's Stronghold  · S.S. Lorelei  · Training Simulator  ·
Multiplayer characters Agency operative  · Anton Girdeux  · Bag Lady  · CBDC operative  · Corpse  · Elsa Weissinger  · Erich Rhoemer  · Evil scientist  · Gabe Logan  · John Ramirez  · Jonathan Phagan  · Jorge Marcos  · Lawrence Mujari  · Lian Xing  · Mara Aramov  · Military Police  · Monk  · Ninja Gabe  · Russian Bodyguard  · Spook  · SWAT Officer  · Teresa Lipan  · Terrorist  · Unit One  · Uri Gregorov  · Virtual test subject  · Vladislav Gabrek
Minigame types Assassination  · Biathlon  · Demolition  · Elimination  · Thief
Minigame maps China Exhibit  · Colorado Bridge  · D.C. Subway  · Military Base  · New York Slums  · Phagan's Warehouse  · Rhoemer's Fortress  · Washington Park  · Whispering Woods Mortuary
Conflicts Assassination of Shi Hao  · Costa Rican Incident  · Investigation of Pugari Complex  · Soviet-Afghan War  · First Destruction of the SS Lorelei  · Investigation of Erich Rhoemer  · Abduction of Elsa Weissenger  · Assassination of Commander Silvers  · Paradise Ridge Incident  · Attempted Apprehension of Mara Aramov
Syphon Filter: The Omega Strain
Main Characters Gabriel Logan  · Lawrence Mujari  · Lian Xing  · Mara Aramov  · Teresa Lipan
Minor Characters Alima Haddad  · Andre Proust  · Elsa Weissinger  · Gary Stoneman  · Gina Hunter  · Imani Gray  ·Jean Fournier  · Maggie Powers  · Mikhail Pulikovsky  · Mikhas Ivankhov  · Oleg Petrenko  · Rodion Ushakov  · Soren Masson  · Vladik Savin  · Vladimir Zhidkov  · William Crusher  · Yegor Leonov  · Yuschenko
Missions IPCA European Command: Training Centre  · Carthage, Michigan: Quarantine Zone  · Carthage, Michigan: Warehouse District  · Carthage, Michigan: Carthage Mall  · Pescara, Italy: St Cetteo's Square  · Mazyr, Belarus: Krivorozhstal Mill  · Mazyr, Belarus: Belaya Vezha  · Tash, Kumyr, Kyrgysztan: Saydahmat's Village  · Sana'a, Yemen: Arms Bazaar  · Sana'a, Yemen: Taherir Palace  · Minsk, Belarus: International University  · Samaschki, Chechnya: Ivankov's Home  · North Atlantic: Lorelei Salvage Rig  · Tokyo, Japan: Murukawa Tower  · Taguang, Myanmar: Irawaddy Basin  · Zurich, Switzerland: Niculescu Funds Tower  · Budva, Montenegro: Niculescu's Villa Estate  · Kiev, Ukraine: Chechen Terrorist Base
Organizations IPCA
Weaponry Beta Weapons  · C11  · China Type 56  · Combat shotgun  · FAL  · FAMAS  · G 33E  · GAWS 12 gauge  · K-BAR  · M1 Super 90  · Riot shotgun  · Shot Defender  · ShotHammer  · Silenced . 44  · Slug Defender  · SlugHammer  · SPA-12 shotgun  · SPA-15 shotgun  · Stava M70 B1  · SSG 550  · Sweeper 12 gauge
Conflicts ALA Assault on Carthage  · Assassination of Dimitri  · Sabotage of CDP Operations  · Transaction on Kyrgysztan  · Assault on Yemen  · Raid on Jandran's Labs  · Investigation of Chechen Genocide  · Second Destruction of the SS Lorelei  · Assault on Murukawa Industries  · Recovery of Imani Grey  · Raid on Meta Global Headquarters  · Raid on Niculescu's Estate  · Showdown with the CDP  · Assassination of Mara Aramov and Elsa Weissenger
Main Characters Gabriel Logan  · Lawrence Mujari  · Lian Xing  · Teresa Lipan
Weaponry K-BAR  · SG-10 Bolt Pistol  · Silenced . 44  · SSP 90
Missions
Act I. Cargo Hold 5 Pirates of Somalia  · Going Under  · Ocean's Five  · Sea of Darkness
Act II. Terminal Drift What Lies Below  · Depths of Darkness  · Dead Currents  · Drowning
Act III. Crimson Flood Missing Friends  · Found Enemies  · Nowhere To Run
Act IV. Tyorma Redemption Trinidad  · Into The Cold  · Deadly Cargo
Act V. Shifting Sands Operation Canyon Storm  · Our Hidden Past  · Desert Flames
Act VI. Shattered Destiny The Long Descent  · Powerless  · Disintegration  · Leading The Blind  · With Violent Intent
Bonus missions Killing Time  · Lian's First Time  · Shadowed  · Behind The Scenes  · Left Behind
Multiplayer maps Canyon  · Casino  · Depot  · Detroit  · SRefinery  · Shanty town  · Village
Multiplayer modes Free for all  · Retrieval  · Rogue agent  · Team deathmatch  · Sabotage
Conflicts Assault on the St. Helens  · Raid on the St. Helens' Wreckage  · Spetsnaz Incursion on Azerbaijan  · Escape from Gebel Tyorma  · Raid on Bitar's Bunker  · Faceoff with al-Jamil  · Assassination of Qwan Tak

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