Any good stealth/FPS/strategy games?

[Michael_10]

Looking for some good PC games, really like strategy stealth shooter types or any combination of those three!

 

[Overslop]

Good lord, there's literally hundreds of those out there mate!

If I was going to recommend one purchase it would be The Orange Box. Five great games that will keep you occupied for a very long time.

 

[Michael_10]

haha thanks, I know there are hundreds out there, that's why I'm asking the experts what they recommend!

 

[jp_bl_68]

Deus Ex.

 

[gronf]

Thief 1 & 2.

 

[Kosmiche]

strategy stealth shooter - hitman blood money

 

[crazyDAJT]

original splinter cell's (first 3)

 

[Sycho]

Hitman games.
Splinter Cell series.
Rainbow Six Vegas 1+2.
Manhunt.

 

[mushroomsoup]

Thief 1 & 2.

Obviously these.

 

[Shamikebab]

Deus Ex

 

[krisab]

original splinter cell's (first 3)

damn you beat me to those.

 

[K1LLSW1TCH]

damn you beat me to those.

Awesome games! I liked Double Agent too, really enjoyed it although admittedly not as much as the first three. I can't say the same for the new Conviction though, what a load of pap.

 

[VonScar]

Assasins Creed?

 

[gronf]

Awesome games! I liked Double Agent too, really enjoyed it although admittedly not as much as the first three. I can't say the same for the new Conviction though, what a load of pap.

This may surprise some people, but the PS2 version of Double Agent actually plays more like the first three games (e.g. the JBA HQ is a level you visit for two missions IIRC), the story and just everything about it could be easily argued as more 'authentic'.

Of course, the PS2 graphics are obviously miles behind, the levels and such could have been more complex, but it's still to a degree or in ways better than the PC/PS3/360 version.

And yeah, Conviction isn't worth the effort at all.

 

[crazyDAJT]

This may surprise some people, but the console version of Double Agent actually plays just like the first three games (e.g. the JBA HQ is a level you visit for two missions IIRC), the story and just everything about it could be easily argued as more 'authentic'.

Of course, the PS2 graphics are obviously miles behind, and certainly the levels and such could have been bigger with more complexity, but it's still to a degree or in ways better than the PC version.

And yeah, Conviction isn't worth the effort at all.

I have played both versions of DA. PS2 was better (although buggy), I couldn't play the PC/xbox/PS3 version though twice just didn't feel right. DA was a good idea (just watch the trailers it looks amazing) just poorly executed with a massive shift to console gaming style witch wrecked it. Haven't played the new one but i don't like the look of it.

its a shame as the first one was truly amazing and one of the best games i have ever played (i have probably played it though about 50 times). the second one was just as good, then the then the third one knocked me off my feet. i have never seen a series of games that keep the momentum going for 3 titles in a row

 

[lokiss]

IGI

Dark Reign... wana hide? make like a tree

 

[HangTime]

Ingoring those already mentioned:

no one Lives Forever 1 & 2
Project IGI
Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway (more strategy/tactics than stealth)

 

[Sleepery]

Battlezone 2 - stragegy, fps, and the occasional bit of stealth. Getting on now but still looks fantastic.

 

[spoogle]

no one Lives Forever 1 & 2

I forgot all about these, were great back when they came out, may have to re-install tonight

 

[~>Dg<~]

new bond looks good might be worth a look