Stealth News, Tips, Tricks & Ideas

Last week I wrote up an irreverent cyberpunk ninja game called Ninja Issen. The just announced Quantic River, which Graham tossed into the Maw last night, is that game played straight. In Fluidfury Interactive's new dystopian slasher, you are a resurrected cyborg who, for reasons not currently given, must katana the limbs off a bunch of other dudes in a lean and nasty 2.5D metropolis.

Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew developer Mimimi Games has announced it'll release two DLC expansions for the supernatural stealth tactics game on 6th December.

Mimimi Games have announced two chunky Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew DLC expansions - the German strategy game studio's final releases, before they close their doors for good. Both are down to launch on 6th December, and will add "several hours" of stuff to the sneaky sea-dog simulator.

Mimimi Games will release “two mighty downloadable content expansions” for pirate stealth strategy game Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew on December 6, the developer announced.

Back in September, Dave the Diver studio Mintrocket unveiled Nakwon: Last Paradise, a 16-player stealth-survival extraction game set on the streets of Seoul amid an undead apocalypse, and now — with a public pre-alpha playtest looming — it's shared 22 minutes of gameplay.

Hitman: Blood Money Reprisal will launch for iOS via App Store and Android via Google Play on November 30, publisher Feral Interactive announced. The Switch version will follow this winter.

Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 has received a new patch across all platforms, but issues still remain.

Konami has released the first in-engine look at Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater remake Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater.

Publisher Skydance Interactive and developer Endeavor One have delayed Arashi: Castles of Sin – Final Cut from its previously planned November 16 release date to December 5. It will be available for PlayStation VR2 via PlayStation Store, PC via Steam, and Quest 2 and Quest 3 via Oculus Store.

IO Interactive, in partnership with Feral Interactive, have announced Hitman: Blood Money Reprisal Switch, iOS, and Android in celebration of IO Interactive’s 25th anniversary. It will launch first for iOS and Android this fall, followed by Switch this winter.

The PlayStation 4 version of Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 will launch alongside the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch, and PC (Steam) versions on October 24, Konami announced. Pre-orders are available now via PlayStation Store.

Arashi: Castles of Sin – Final Cut will launch for PlayStation VR2 via PlayStation Store, PC via Steam, and Quest 2 via Oculus Store on November 16, followed by the Quest 3 version at a later date, publisher Skydance Interactive and developer Endeavor One announced.

Konami will release a digital-only PlayStation 4 version of Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1, the company announced.

If you're like me, getting up to swap a disc is far too big a pain. That's precious energy, which could be expended on actually playing a game or reaching for another Tiny Teddy or Iced VoVo. This being the case, I've scoured the digital stores for the best discounts on downloadable goods. Nothing but the finest, er...softest wares from the PlayStation Store "75% off Winter Sale" and the "50% off Ultimate Sale" on Microsoft's Store. Oh, and Steam's Stealth Fest is also worth sneaking into.

The Steam Stealth Fest sale is now live through July 31. In particular, this festival highlights games with sneaking in mind. You’ll find discounts aplenty, as well as some exclusive demos for upcoming games. Steam users interested in stickers can also claim a free sticker for every day of the event.

Steam has snuck out its latest week-long sales event. This time, it’s a celebration of all things silent and potentially deadly worth making some noise about in the Steam Stealth Fest. Among the highlights are some pretty steep savings on Hitman, Assassin’s Creed, A Plague Tale and Sniper Elite, along with some indie stealth game gems to boot.

Who doesn’t love a good deal? I certainly do, especially with video games. If you don’t want your wallets and bank accounts to burst into tears and become barren, knowing what video games to skip out on at launch is crucial. After all, this latest generation of console platforms had just seen a price hike from $59.99 to $69.99. So finding deals and promos might help you keep up with some incredible games and keep a bit of that hard-earned money in your bank accounts. If you’re a PC gamer, then you’re in luck. A new sale event has just kicked off on Valve’s Steam digital marketplace.