Agile Warrior F-111X (also known as just Agile Warrior) is a combat flight simulation game released for the PlayStation in 1995, and as a Windows port in 1997. It was the first video game developed by Black Ops Entertainment, and the game engine was reused for Black Dawn and Treasures of the Deep.

As members of the United States Special Operations Command (SOCOM), players are tasked with flying the advanced F-111X multirole combat aircraft in deadly conflicts around the world. Armed with machine guns, missiles and several types of bombs, the 'Agile Warrior' can take on a multitude of targets at land, sea and air. The environments are highly destructible, with explosions being able to deform the terrain.

The game features an unusual cooperative multi-player mode, where a player using a second controller can operate the aircraft's weapon systems, while the first player flies the aircraft.