Indie Game Revives the Genius of Stealth Genre Pioneers

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### Summary

Alright, let’s dive into the stealth games rabbit hole. Known for sneaky vibes, tricky tactics. Remember those early days? An indie game tries to revive that charm with stellar art vibes.

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You know, it’s kinda wild how Hideo Kojima kicked everything off with Metal Gear in ’87. Like, who would’ve thought sneaking around could be so epic? Then, bam! Here comes Thief, Hitman, Splinter Cell… all adding their own little spice. Stealth games these days? Sure, they’re fancy, but I feel like they’ve lost some magic along the way. Enter: No Sun to Worship. This game wants to bring back that old-school glory.

So, the game’s split into these six bite-sized chunks. Straightforward, right? Get in, take out your targets, and then hightail it outta there. You’ve got your trusty tools – they’re limited, though. But that’s the brilliance! Merlino Games wants to see how creative you can get. So you’re sneakin’ around, disabling cameras, smashing lights. Save your bullets, trust me. But even if you’re out? Bluff your way through. I mean, who’d know that gun of yours is empty, right?

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The vibe here is old-school cool, with those gritty visuals that scream “retro.” The world? It’s on its last legs, kind of like a faint echo after the nuclear fallout. You carve your path through a landscape of whispered stories, where everything’s piecing itself back, slowly, painfully. Makes you think, doesn’t it?

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Honestly, if you’re longing for a stealth adventure that tests those sneaky skills of yours, No Sun to Worship might just be what you’re looking for. Give it a whirl – who knows what you’ll uncover?

Oh, and heads up — it’s rolling out on Xbox Series X|S soon. So, get ready to dive back into that shadowy world!