Statue

Bond walks through the Statue Park gates and draws his trusty PP7. As soon as the level loads four infinitely respawning Russian Infantry with steel helmets will rush towards you. You don't get a respite from them until you meet with Valentin, so it's a good idea to get moving.

Running ahead takes you to the first cluster of derelict statues. Since GoldenEye was released players have complained about getting lost among the fallen monuments. The level actually isn't as open as some probably remember. Try to maintain your sense of direction and after a few playthroughs you will start to recognize landmarks.

Close up of this head sculpture, one of the first landmarks.

There is a statue of a person in this area, but it isn't the Lenin statue. You still have a long way to go.

Another look at the first cluster of statues.

You'll know you're on the right path when you go under this "arch" made by giant 'C' and 'P' letters.

Next you'll reach this precarious looking structure that has a giant 'C' supporting an enormous stone block.

The silver shipping container might seem like a good spot to find Valentin, but alas he is not here.

Continuing forward leads to these gigantic letters. You want to start heading left at this point.

This jumble of tilted blocks marks the path ahead.

Right after the huge blocks you will spot this red shipping container. Head inside it to find Valentin.

You can take it easy for a bit while Bond and Valentin go through their conversation. When Valentin is finished talking you will complete Objective A.

▶ TIP: The four Russian Infantry who have been chasing you up to this point will ignore you while your conversation with Valentin is happening.

▶ TIP: Janus will not show up at Lenin's statue until you have finished talking to Valentin, so this part is not skippable.

Once Valentin starts walking away you can leave him and head left. You will come upon this crane.

▶ TIP: The infinitely respawning Russian Infantry will be on your tail again.

Nearby there is this shed for stone cutting. It's a cool detail that makes Statue Park feel like a real place.

There's also this empty cabin that looks similar to the cabins in Surface.

Go through this choke point formed by the corrugated metal fence to get to the last big area of the level.

This is the last mishmash of monuments before you get to Lenin's statue.

There is a handy armor hiding among these statues.

Another view of this area from the top of a stone block.

Finally, you will come upon Lenin's statue standing on this hill.

Once you stand next to Lenin's statue the Russian Infantry abandon their chase. Janus emerges with four Janus Special Forces armed with Automatic Shotguns.

Janus changes his line depending on whether you have a gun equipped or not. If you are already unarmed he will say "No gun, 007? MI6 must be cutting their budget these days."

▶ TIP: Don't bother trying to kill Trevelyan. He's invincible. Focus on his bodyguards once you get the Objective B completed message.

The Pirate Helicopter is pretty much where you started the level so you have to run all the way back to it. When you get close to it you will complete Objective C.

Natalya will get off the ground and run towards you. Make sure you back away so that the helicopter's explosion does not kill her. This will complete Objective D.

After the helicopter explodes the Flight Recorder will spawn in one of nine random places in that first jumble of monuments. Search around and collect it to complete Objective E.

Head over to the gate at the start of the level. You'll find that Mishkin has captured Natalya. Make sure you don't fire on him or his guards or they will kill Natalya. Just exit through the gate to complete the level.