Level 22
A stealth-action indie that's all about slipping past guards without being seen, with a minimalist visual style and tight level design.
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For stealth fans who'd rather outsmart a level than shoot their way through it.
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About Level 22
Level 22 is a stealth-focused action game from Noego that strips away the usual spy-thriller bells and whistles in favor of pure obstacle avoidance. You move through compact levels, timing your steps to avoid guards and security systems, with a clean, almost puzzle-like approach to sneaking. The game leans hard on the satisfaction of a perfectly executed run rather than combat or deep character progression. It's exactly the kind of game that works best if you enjoy thinking three moves ahead and rewinding a failed attempt. Don't expect story or branching paths. Expect tight level design where every guard position and patrol route is knowable and beatable once you've studied it. If you're after cerebral stealth with no bloat, this delivers. If you need narrative or combat options, look elsewhere.
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- Developer
- Noego
- Publisher
- Noego
- Release Date
- TBA