Alpha Protocol: The Espionage RPG Game Guide & Walkthrough

This unofficial guide to Alpha Protocol contains a very detailed description of the five campaigns of the single player mode. All differences related to the choices made during the game have been included (they can affect the game dramatically). The last part of the guide contains information on the three main endings and how to get them.

Maps of each area have been included, thanks to which you will be able to easily find specific characters, items and important places. The following symbols have been used:

(M1, 1) - the description refers to place 1 found on map number 1. In case a certain mission has more than one map, they are numbered using the alphabet - M1A, M1B etc.

Red is used to mark potential threats. K stands for security cameras and S for places where you can come across snipers, stationary machine guns and defence turrets.

Blue marks the places where you can find some precious secrets, in most cases - upgrades. An exact name of the item is included in the guide.

Green in connection with a dollar symbol marks the places where you can find cash. Depending on the situation, it can be an easily accessible bag or a treasure hidden inside a safe.

Orange has been used to mark other important places. The consecutive numbers mark the spots where you can find active computers or new Intel. P marks medical points.

Jacek "Stranger" Halas

Translated to English by Jakub "cilgan" Lasota

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