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10 Stealth Game Concepts That Make No Sense

July 28, 2015 by Ian Miles Cheong

We take a look at 10 concepts in stealth games that make absolutely no sense.

Stealth games don't always have the best logic. Often times, the AI is designed in such a way that none of the enemies with whom the player interacts behave in a realistic manner—forgetting where the player happens to be, or even forgetting that they had an arrow shot through their chest just moments earlier (We're looking at you, Skyrim). 

With that in mind, we take a look at 10 stealth game concepts that make absolutely no sense and tear them apart. 

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