The Splinter Cell series has been around for a while now, starting all the way back in 2002 under the tag-line “stealth action ...

At first glance, it seems like Dark has many of the elements that make up a good stealth game. It has numerous enemies, ...

I know I usually try to make my Extra Punctuation columns relate in some way to the game I was going on about ...

Complexity in gameplay is something that we don’t see every day. There are so many twitch shooters and button mashing adventures, there’s just ...

Rain may not be a typical stealth game, but from the Tokyo Jungle team, who expected that? The premise for Rain sounds more ...

The Thief reboot from Square could have been better. The Thief series is a fondly remembered PC franchise that excelled at offering non-linear ...

Gunpoint‘s opening, in the spirit of traditional noir stories, begins with a character smashing through a third story window. It also presents us ...

On the surface, Monaco: What’s Yours Is Mine sounds like it’d play out like a cartoony version of Ocean’s Eleven, putting you in ...

As I’ve frequently mentioned, I like stealth gameplay. I always think it’s a shame we have to be so laissez-faire about killing people ...

[folder_nav][folder_nav] Satisfying betrayals are bastardly hard to pull off in linear games. They generally go one of two ways: Either the “twist” comes ...

[folder_nav][folder_nav] #2: Mark of the Ninja In her 10/10 review for Destructoid, Holly Green described Mark of the Ninja as “the benchmark by ...

Discussion about Dishonored tends to focus on the game’s morality. Should Corvo kill his opponents, or neutralize them by nonlethal means? Is it ...