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99 Stealth games reviewed and scored, best first.
99 reviews
A two-person team's espionage FPS split almost evenly between fans who compare it to Project IGI and critics who say its weapons don't hit as hard as its marketing promises — a complaint this review found the developer had already dated patches addressing within days.
6 / 10
A Voice-Mimicry Hide-and-Seek Party Game Moo Who? is a small-lobby party game built around a genuinely unusual hook: hidden players disguised as farm animals have to make convincin
5.9 / 10
A network-survival thriller in which the player controls a rogue AI hiding inside a smart fridge, infiltrating household devices and manipulating a family to avoid deletion, drawing a Mixed reception split sharply between praise for its unusual premise and mechanics and pointed criticism of undisclosed or under-disclosed generative-AI use in its own writing and assets.
5.5 / 10
A stealth-action sequel to the shadow-teleporting indie hit Aragami, Mostly Positive across its Steam reviews for its aesthetic and co-op fun when it works — undercut by an extremely consistent complaint from original fans that its core shadow mechanics were gutted in favour of a more generic combat system, persistent bugs including a long-standing tutorial soft-lock, and a mission structure many reviewers find repetitive.
5.5 / 10
A family-friendly co-op stealth adventure set after the events of Chicken Run's second film, capturing the franchise's humour and handcrafted charm well but let down by split-screen bugs and a shallow stealth loop for players wanting more depth.
5.5 / 10
A WWII squad-tactics game with a genuine XCOM pitch and combat that works in short bursts, undercut by a morale system many reviewers call broken, a difficulty curve that persisted through a real rebalance patch, and a Season Pass sold alongside the base game on day one.
5.5 / 10
A tiny-team asymmetric 1v1/2v2 thief-versus-guard stealth game whose "one of a kind" core concept earns genuine, repeated praise from both sides of this review's sample, undercut by real and specific balance, technical, and matchmaking complaints that a small, actively updating dev team has only partly resolved.
5.5 / 10
A 30-minute cinematic psychological horror short from Seasonbean Team about waking up locked inside a familiar-turned-wrong house and piecing together fragmented, guilt-laden memories, earning a genuinely Mixed launch reception for its atmosphere and tension, undercut by honest reviewer complaints about missing display options and unclear, hard-to-spot interactable items.
5.5 / 10
An open-world hacking game set in a beautifully realized near-future London whose headline "play as anyone" system draws real praise, undercut by a widely reported step backward from its own predecessor, single-player cosmetic microtransactions, and Ubisoft Connect DRM problems that dominate a meaningful share of its review sample.
5.5 / 10
An Argentine Conspiracy Turned Survival Horror Proyecto Huemul is a first-person survival horror game built directly on one of the strangest true stories in Argentine history: in 1
5.4 / 10
A distinctive stealth-puzzle game about robbing graves while dodging vengeful ghosts, genuinely enjoyed for its original concept, undercut by real complaints about unreadable low- quality graphics settings, divisive humor, and rough voice acting.
5.1 / 10
A cyberpunk action-adventure styled like a moving comic book, Mixed across a small sample of Steam reviews for its striking panel-based visual presentation — undercut by an extremely consistent complaint about clunky, unadjustable gunplay and camera controls that this review confirmed went unaddressed by any post-launch patch.
5 / 10
Party Hard 2 sends a serial-killing insomniac back into the business of quietly ending noisy parties, this time with crafting, vehicles, and a voxel-art overhaul layered onto the original's stealth-puzzle formula. An unusually large, convergent share of reviewers argue the sequel traded away what made the first game fun in favor of systems that make it harder, buggier, and less charming.
5 / 10
A genuinely unique co-op stealth-horror game about teenagers investigating a cult beneath their town, with a distinctive community-driven live story system — now confirmed abandoned by its developers roughly two years after launch, with the narrative left unresolved and content updates permanently ended.
5 / 10
A genuinely tense, real-time investigative-journalism immersive sim set in a fictional 1980s British political crisis, whose ambitious central ideas were badly undercut at launch by a chapter-only save system and a string of progress-destroying bugs.
5 / 10
A gorgeous pixel-art stealth metroidvania with a wonderful narrator and a genuinely distinctive Prince of Persia-meets-Mark-of-the-Ninja premise, undone by softlocking bugs that dominate its review corpus and, per an official patch history showing exactly one fix in fifteen months, appear to have gone largely unaddressed.
5 / 10
A three-person team's homage to PS1/PS2-era open-world action, CROW nails its rooftop-parkour aesthetic and its own custom-built engine, but its combat, guidance, and technical polish lag well behind its ambition.
4.8 / 10
A fondly-remembered American Revolution-set Assassin's Creed entry, now the only version of the game Ubisoft sells on Steam after delisting the 2012 original — undercut by a confirmed license-sharing requirement with Assassin's Creed Odyssey, an always-online requirement for a single-player game, and serious, specifically documented bugs.
4.5 / 10
A tiny-team open-world revenge RPG chasing Kingdom Come: Deliverance-sized ambition on a fraction of the budget, whose genuinely large scope of survival, stealth, combat and settlement systems is repeatedly undercut by a buggy, seemingly under-tested launch state.
4.5 / 10
A top-down stealth game that draws heavily on the Jonestown tragedy for its premise, with genuine replayability across 19 different endings, but repeatedly criticized for clunky controls and a shallow hide-or-shoot loop that undersells the depth its subject matter and marketing promised.
4.5 / 10
Playing the Pest, Not the Exterminator Cockroach Simulation is a small survival horror game from solo studio WIZWIN with a genuinely unusual premise: rather than hunting or fleeing
4 / 10
A basic but originally decent Flash-style stealth puzzler, now overwhelmingly defined by the developer's later addition of roughly 5,000 near-meaningless achievements — a widely condemned "achievement spam" update that reviewers say buried the actual game underneath it.
3.6 / 10
A first-person prison survival sim that launched into Early Access on 5 August 2026 with a broken opening objective — every one of its first user reviews describes the morning roll call softlocking progress, and a hotfix the next day only partly closed the gap between the pitch and the build.
3.5 / 10
An action-adventure set across ancient Mesopotamian bazaars and palaces, mixing stealth, archery, and melee combat with light RPG progression, whose Mostly Positive review sample praises its atmosphere, story, and music while repeatedly flagging janky combat, dated animation, and performance problems well below what its trailers promised.
3 / 10
