Despite a poor launch, the game has developed into a fun and challenging tactical coop shooter. Stealth and coordination are the only ways to survive against the massive machines hunting you down.

The return of one of the greatest tactical stealth games ever. This game is damn near perfect. It features detailed levels that complement experimentation with a good story and memorable characters.

Without question the WORST game of the year and Wolfenstein game. This turd is just trying to jump on popular trends. Role-playing shooter? Check. 80s aesthetic? Check. Open world? Check! Utter trash.

Bad title, bad graphics, bad AI, bad sound, bad EVERYTHING. This has no business being priced at anything above $0.00. It's clearly unfinished and rushed. Avoid at all costs.

A blend of horror and stealth with an emotionally gripping story filled with well voice acted three-dimensional characters. The gameplay is shallow and levels are linear, but the story reigns supreme.

This difficult Lovecraftian survival sim exceeded all expectations with its ambitious blend of horror, stealth, action, open world, strategy, and co-op. It's shockingly deep and highly recommended.

The remake\reimagining of one of my favorite games ever. The visibility-based stealth here is confusing, but the social stealth makes We Happy Few look like Sly Cooper. Weird, abstract, but brilliant.

Tenchu is back! Sort of. It's not a better stealth game than Tenchu BUT it delivers the basics like the grappling hook with a few new features. This is still an action game though but a damn good one.

A more streamlined, but addictive remake/sequel to the original. Sound-masking has returned, but the camo index is missing and wouldn't return until 3. Nonetheless, who doesn't love the X-ray cam?

The start of a great franchise. An overlooked stealth shooter with open-ended levels, realistic gunplay, and a cutting edge sound-masking mechanic. It still holds up greatly, although V2 is better.