Tag
Stealth.
A list of PC games filtered by the "Stealth" tag, ranked by quality, popularity, and price.
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Hoofobia
Quality
55
Popularity
36
Value
37
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Crime Boss: Rockay City
Quality
59
Popularity
32
Value
34
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Vampire: The Masquerade - Justice
Quality
53
Popularity
38
Value
37
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Stygian: Outer Gods
Quality
64
Popularity
22
Value
37
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Vampire: The Masquerade® - Bloodlines™ 2
Quality
50
Popularity
33
Value
44
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Dream Cage
Quality
52
Popularity
40
Value
36
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Astrumis - Survive Together
Quality
56
Popularity
35
Value
38
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Transience
Quality
57
Popularity
24
Value
46
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Thick As Thieves
Quality
55
Popularity
25
Value
47
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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow
Quality
62
Popularity
23
Value
40
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Office Leveling
Quality
48
Popularity
12
Value
62
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Schedule Store Simulator
Quality
59
Popularity
13
Value
50
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Deathground
Quality
52
Popularity
24
Value
48
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Wanted Raccoon
Quality
59
Popularity
23
Value
40
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Supernormal
Quality
60
Popularity
25
Value
39
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Highway Police Simulator
Quality
31
Popularity
39
Value
60
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Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six® Extraction
Quality
57
Popularity
28
Value
40
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Ninja Stealth
Quality
63
Popularity
24
Value
36
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