10 Video Games With Stealth Missions That Are Totally Out Of Place

When The Order: 1886 first came out in February, the dread among many was massive – it was criticized for having banal gameplay, being too short, and having too many cut scenes, which served to drive the rather clumsy story further.

The jumbled nature of the gameplay is most evident in the stealth bit that takes place on the narrow airships swamped with guards. To succeed, you must engage in a battle which involves pressing all the right buttons to achieve a detailed QuickTime Lynch segment.

However, at the end when the difficulty is increased, if a guard happens to see you before you get to him, be ready to fight in the open - and because your enemies have the upper hand, it is most likely you'll be sent back to the checkpoint.

Its worth noting that there's very little work done in the mode of direction and so it's easy to lose track of the mission objective after getting entangled in a fight. Even though the stealth sequences aren't that complex compared to some other games, they still seem annoying and senseless.