Egyptian Level

Lore & Background

The level is set in a Cuban jungle, not an Egyptian pyramid. Bond infiltrates Trevelyan's base, which contains a control centre with a radio telescope, and the mission is not the penultimate one—that distinction belongs to 'Cradle', set in a jungle in Cuba.

In Their Own Story

Bond slips through a stone doorway into the dusty gloom, the air thick with age and ozone. A grinding echo seals his exit. Before him, a corridor lined with faintly glowing hieroglyphs stretches into darkness, but the floor is a checkerboard of death—pressure plates that trigger spears from the walls. He moves with measured steps, each footfall a gamble, knowing Trevelyan watches from the shadows, the GoldenEye satellite his final prize.

Reader's Guide

The source does not provide gameplay details specific to this level beyond the general mechanics of the game.

Did You Know?

• No level named 'Egyptian Level' exists in GoldenEye 007 (1997). The mission described is actually 'Cradle', the penultimate level, which takes place in a Cuban jungle.