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The original developer, Innerloop Studios, closed its doors years ago. The publisher, Eidos Interactive (now part of Square Enix/CDE Entertainment), has never greenlit a third mainline entry. In fact, the IP has bounced around, with a Russian studio (CIS Game) working on a cancelled reboot called Project IGI: Origins in 2012.
But here is the million-dollar question: Does this elusive game actually exist? Or is it a mirage designed to lure unsuspecting fans into malicious traps? Have you found a fake "IGI 3" file
However, the is real. The volume of searches tells developers one thing: The mobile market desperately wants a hardcore, tactical, single-player stealth shooter. Until a studio answers that call, stick to Combat Master or Cover Fire .
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