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What it is
Stealth Bastard is a platformer from Curve Games built around sneaking through a dangerous facility. Players have Stealthing Goggles but no weapons or armour, so being seen means instant death. Shadows offer cover from security robots and cameras, while lasers and closing walls demand quick movement and decisions. The described campaign has 80 levels across eight worlds, mixing puzzles, platforming challenges and security bots. Its equipment includes a Camo Suit, Decoy and Sonic Decoy. The game is listed for Linux, Microsoft Windows and macOS, and Steam lists those same three platforms. Steam features include achievements, trading cards, leaderboards, Steam Cloud, custom volume controls, a keyboard-only option and partial controller support. It is a single-player game; Family Sharing is also listed.
What players like, and what they don't
- 80 levels across eight worlds
- Shadows help avoid enemies and cameras
- Includes puzzles and platforming challenges
- Available on Windows, macOS and Linux
- Keyboard-only option
- Being seen means instant death
- Controller support is partial
- Single-player only
Who it suits
It suits players who want a solo platforming challenge built around avoiding detection, navigating hazards and solving puzzles. Keyboard-only play is available, with partial controller support also listed.
Stealth Bastard makes concealment central to its platforming and puzzle challenges, with lethal consequences for exposure. Its listed platform coverage includes Windows, macOS and Linux, but controller support is only partial.
