Most guards have a weakness on their backs (a yellow jetpack) so this can blind them and makes things a little easier. The stealth isn’t brutal and is pretty forgiving since if you run out of the area everything will calm down and go back to normal. Sneaking around the guards is also like a puzzle in itself since you have to figure out a way to open certain doors, hit certain switches and even get items without anyone seeing you. If you see a ledge Jade can hop up on you know to go there instead of hopping around like an idiot trying to, hopefully, find some collision detection glitch and get up onto that ledge. Crouching around corners and learning the guard’s patterns is a typical element of stealth, but the great part about the game is there’s no jump button…yes this makes the gameplay a lot more smoothly and you actually know what to do. Sneaking around the two major parts of the game to take pictures of Alpha Section’s activities is rewarding and easy to do.

While the stealth is stronger than the combat both are enjoyable and evenly balanced throughout the game. A lot of the game is set up around two gameplay elements stealth and combat.

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