Tag
Stealth.
A list of PC games filtered by the "Stealth" tag, ranked by quality, popularity, and price.

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In Silence
Quality
63
Popularity
32
Value
44

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Endoparasitic 2
Quality
69
Popularity
23
Value
47

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CASE: Animatronics
Quality
68
Popularity
29
Value
43

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FEROCIOUS
Quality
53
Popularity
23
Value
64

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Perception
Quality
60
Popularity
44
Value
39

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Sword With Sauce
Quality
71
Popularity
30
Value
40

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Escape Dead Island
Quality
53
Popularity
25
Value
63

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Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier™
Quality
69
Popularity
30
Value
40

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METAL GEAR SOLID: MASTER COLLECTION Vol.2
Quality
49
Popularity
14
Value
72

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Dreadweave
Quality
56
Popularity
17
Value
66

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MAZEBOUND: Hunt, Gather, Run!
Quality
66
Popularity
23
Value
50

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SCP The Beginning
Quality
51
Popularity
18
Value
71

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Tumblebee
Quality
70
Popularity
15
Value
51

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We Are Sisters
Quality
65
Popularity
25
Value
50

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Survivalist: Invisible Strain
Quality
71
Popularity
29
Value
38

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Fear the Spotlight
Quality
77
Popularity
25
Value
34

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METAL GEAR & METAL GEAR 2: Solid Snake
Quality
68
Popularity
24
Value
46

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Sniper Elite
Quality
75
Popularity
29
Value
33
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Why does the count differ from Steam's?
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