1. Dishonored (and sequel)
- Developed by Arkane Studios, this game is a masterclass in stealth + action. The levels are wide open, letting you choose how you approach each mission: sneak through shadows, use supernatural powers, or a mix of both.
- What stands out: multiple paths, non‑lethal or lethal options, and a world that changes based on your choices.
- Best for: players who like immersive sims — stealth plus flexibility plus rich level design.
2. Mark of the Ninja (Remastered)
- A 2D stealth game from Klei Entertainment. The player controls a ninja with heightened senses and must sneak, take out guards, avoid detection.
- What stands out: strong visual clarity of stealth mechanics (sound indicators, visibility), tight level design in a side‑scroll context.
- Best for: players who like stealth but prefer a more compact, less resource‑intensive game; also great if you enjoy 2D presentation.
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- In this mission‑based game, you are an assassin (Agent 47) who can infiltrate, disguise, plan, and execute targets in creative ways.
- What stands out: the freedom to use indirect methods (disguises, accidents, poison) rather than brute force.
- Best for: players who enjoy sandbox‑style missions where stealth is a puzzle and your tools/approach matter.
4. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain
- One of the more modern stealth‑action titles, large open world, many different ways to sneak, distract, or engage.
- What stands out: the scale, freedom of approach, and the many systems (camouflage, buddy system, etc) that support stealth.
- Best for: players with more time/investment who want a big open environment where stealth feels meaningful.
5. Alien: Isolation
- A horror‑stealth game: you’re vulnerable, you must hide, you must evade.
- What stands out: the tension. Stealth isn’t just an option — it’s often your only choice.
- Best for: players who like stealth + horror atmosphere, where being detected means high risk.
6. Aragami
- A stylised stealth game where you play a shadowy assassin with supernatural teleportation/stealth powers.
- What stands out: the fantasy‑stealth flavour (ninja/spirit powers) rather than realistic soldier stealth.
- Best for: players who want something a bit different — stealth but with supernatural/spooky flavour, perhaps less realistic but still satisfying.
