CounterSpy vs Duet
When comparing CounterSpy vs Duet, the Slant community recommends Duet for most people. In the question“What are the best offline Android games?” Duet is ranked 16th while CounterSpy is ranked 24th. The most important reason people chose Duet is:
Duet does not require an internet connection for the game to be played, making it an ideal game to play when there is no internet connection available.
Specs
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Pros
Pro Can be easily played while offline, which is great for those that may not always have an internet connection
CounterSpy can be played while there is no internet connection to the device it is being played on, making for a great game to play on airplanes or other places with no internet connection.
Pro Graphics and soundtrack are amazingly fitting to the 60s spy theme
CounterSpy was originally created for the Playstation PSN, meaning this is a console quality game. The sound design as well as the graphics stand out as top notch, putting the game way above what is on offer normally on Android.
Pro Amazing level changes
Level changes and differs everytime you play.
Pro Can be played offline
Duet does not require an internet connection for the game to be played, making it an ideal game to play when there is no internet connection available.
Pro Simple yet interesting graphics
At a first glance, the graphics of Duet appear rather simplistic, but on closer inspection one notices how much detail there is, from the moving background to the high resolution support.
Pro Can be played in the player's preferred orientation
Whether the player prefers playing in portrait view or landscape Duet supports it.
Pro Supports immersive mode
Duet supports immersive mode on Android devices that are on 4.4+ (KitKat or above). Immersive Mode allows you to 'hide' the on-screen navigation buttons and the top status bar in order to get a full screen experience.
Pro Excellent soundtrack
The soundtrack for Duet was created by composer Tim Shiel and matches the game graphics perfectly.
Cons
Con Controls
The touch controls are not as responsive as playing with a controller and may take some time to get used to them.
Con Extremely difficult
Even though the levels are only 20 seconds long, the difficulty of each level is so high that it takes several attempts before a stage is completed.