Counter Stealth

Counter-Stealth was my Final Year Project in university. I've stored it here for posterity.

The game was produced using mono-game and contains 2 games in one, both games attempt to deliver on the idea of playing the guards in a stealth game but do so in different ways.

Game A.

Game A makes you the manager of the night guards. You carefully setup their patrol routes, choose where they face, how long they wait at positions and try to balance their needs against providing maximum coverage of the area. Then you finish setup and wait to see if your patrols will protect the building through the whole night.

This game tries to deliver on the idea of an anti-stealth game as a management or puzzle game.

Game B 

Game B makes you a lone night guard tasked with protecting an entire building all by yourself. Enemies are completely invisible unless caught in the cone of your flashlight or the tiny vision cone of a camera. By the way, the intruders will kill you instantly if they touch you while invisible. Oh and you have to stop to check the cameras, and did we mention your flashlight is hand cranked with a tiny battery life so you'll constantly need to turn it off to recharge it. Good luck.

This game tries to deliver on the idea of an anti-stealth game as a horror game.