This is a useful offensive move against enemies who have taken cover. Nick is able to summon flames generated from his mental power, igniting anything within its short range. This can be used to attack other enemies, commit suicide, or further the games progression by using otherwise unreachable switches. The player can take full control of an enemy's body. To fill his whole PK bar, Nick must perform the mind drain on a live target, the ultimate result of which is their head exploding in a spectacular fashion. However, dead enemies only replenish a small amount of psychic energy. This can be performed on a live, unsuspecting subject, or a dead corpse. Nick drains the mental energy of his enemies to replenish his own. However, it leaves Nick's real body prone, stationary, and open to attack. Nick's second power separates his consciousness from his body and allows the player to traverse the environment undetected in the first-person, unhindered by walls or doors. With his mind alone, Nick is able to levitate objects and enemies, and fling them around the environment, as well as slam them into solid surfaces. The first power to be unlocked, and the staple psychic power in the game. From there on, it is up to Nick and Sara to discover the plans of the Movement and stop them. Sara injects Nick with a a serum to re-awaken his latent psychic abilities. The plot is further convoluted when Nick is released from his holding cell by a double-agent within the Movement named Sara.

StoryĪs the game begins Nick Scryer has no memory of who he is or how he got involved with the mysterious 'Movement'. The game also employs ragdoll physics using the Havok engine, adding an extra dynamic to the use of psychic powers in combat. Although the games main attraction is Nick's wide-array of psychic powers, ranging from telekinesis and mind control, and even pyrokinesis. The game gives the player a number of weapons to use, including pistols, rifles, carbines. The game was developed by Midway Games for the Xbox, Playstation 2, and the PC Psi-Ops sees players assume the role of a powerful psychic agent named Nick Scryer as he seeks to uncover the secrets of 'The Movement', and those locked within his own mind. Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy was released on June 14, 2004.

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