- Publisher: Curve Studios
- Release Date: Nov 28, 2012
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Mar 15, 201363The concept of Stealth Bastard is ripe for a mind-bending puzzle adventure. Alas, instead of teasing our brains, Curve Studios made a tedious exercise for training finger strength.
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Mar 7, 201380A fantastic package, and a genuinely unique take on the puzzle platformer. [March 2013, p.89]
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Feb 6, 201380Do stealth games have to be so slow? Stealth Bastard Deluxe has an answer – no, they don’t! Well, you can argue whether it’s a real stealth game or rather a platformer but the important part is that it’s very addictive and well-balanced. [CD-Action 02/2013, p.49]
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Jan 7, 201380Stealth Bastard Deluxe is an old stylish platform game that takes the genre to new standards of quality and difficulty.
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Dec 28, 201290Stealth Bastard is the platformer beyond compare. Out of its plain mechanics the game is able to offer interesting puzzles along with its extraordinary gameplay full of speedrun.
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Dec 25, 201278This is not a game that likes you much. You'll like it though, even when it goes out of its way to live up to its name.
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Dec 12, 201280While it may embrace some of the stealth genre's conventions that it seems directly antithetical to, Stealth Bastard's fantastic level design, wit, and devious death traps result in a thoroughly unique and enjoyable take on the stealth genre.
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Dec 6, 201280At its best SBD's blend of twitch-platforming and stealth puzzles produces little rat-runs with a nigh-on perfect balance of action and tension. Such quality isn't quite sustained across the whole, but this is still within touching distance of greatness, and certainly much classier than Tactical Espionage Arsehole suggests.
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Dec 4, 201287Stealth Bastard combines a clever design with navigation puzzles, traditional platforming and a complete level editor.
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Dec 4, 201280Stealth Bastard Deluxe is a competent little head-scratcher, then, and while the death of your anonymous clone subject is constant, it is rarely aggravating.