Stealth Inc 2: A Game Of Clones

A fluorescent maze of lasers, saws, surveillance drones, and armed robots turns every room into a compact escape puzzle. Stealth Inc 2: A Game of Clones is a sharply designed 2D stealth-platformer built around quick thinking, precise movement, and the willingness to die repeatedly while learning the route ahead. You control a disposable clone attempting to break free from a cold, corporate testing complex, where each failure is part of the experiment. The mood is darkly comic rather than oppressive, with brisk pacing and a constant sense that the facility is one bad jump away from turning you into paste.

Most challenges ask you to reach an exit door without being spotted, crushed, sliced, or vaporized, using wall jumps, crouching, timing, and a growing set of useful gadgets. Portable boxes, teleportation tools, disguises, and other devices expand the puzzle possibilities, often forcing you to juggle several hazards at once instead of simply reacting quickly. Death resets you almost immediately, so difficult sequences become satisfying trial-and-error problems rather than punishing setbacks. More than 60 individual test chambers connect through a larger explorable facility, letting you choose routes, uncover secrets, and revisit areas when new equipment opens previously inaccessible paths.

Its biggest advantage over many linear puzzle-platformers is that connected hub design: levels feel like parts of a real laboratory rather than selections on a menu. Clean cartoon visuals keep traps readable even when the action becomes frantic, while the dry corporate humor gives the setting personality without slowing the game down. The balance of stealth, platforming, and environmental puzzles lands somewhere between Super Meat Boy’s rapid retries and Portal’s escalating problem solving, though the action demands more dexterity than either comparison suggests. It suits newcomers who enjoy forgiving checkpoints, but experienced platformer fans get the most from its optional secrets, demanding rooms, and efficient route mastery.