Stealth games that still hold up

Seen is the one thing you cannot afford to be

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Aliens versus Predator 2 2001 Why it still holds upThree species that see and move differently still make each campaign feel like a different game today.
Syphon Filter 2 2000 Why it still holds upA 2022 rerelease for PlayStation Plus Premium added trophies, which makes it easy to try today.
Hitman 2016 Why it still holds upBig levels with room for improvised kills are what keep it replayable today.
Hidden & Dangerous 2 2003 Why it still holds upThe roster still holds four men you picked out of thirty, who can be captured as well as killed.
Second Sight 2004 Why it still holds upPsychic powers include throwing enemies and taking control of their minds, but the power bar drains quickly, which still pushes you toward weapons.
Battlefield 3 2011 Why it still holds upA map for every kind of vehicle is still a draw for a squad.
Tiny Thief 2013 Why it still holds upThe levels are short and cleverly built, which still makes it suited to a few minutes of play at a time.
Syphon Filter 1999 Why it still holds upA mix of shooting and stealth, across missions that keep changing, still makes it worth a look today.
Anachronox 2001 Why it still holds upThe team is still a private eye's odd friends, with a jump to a new planet between fights.
Disney's Lilo & Stitch 2002 Why it still holds upIt is a tough run and gun, and Stitch's four arms and plasma blasters are still worth playing today.
Black 2006 Why it still holds upA shooter built around destruction and explosions still has its place.
Invisible, Inc. 2015 Why it still holds upThe 72 hours are still always one bad turn from losing an agent for good.
Headhunter 2001 Why it still holds upGuns that hurt without killing still make each arrest a tense decision today.

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