More Dishonored is never a bad thing. Two protagonists to choose from, both have plenty of stealth powers. Fun AI to play against and more great environmental storytelling. 5/5 Stealth: Encouraged

Play as a sneaky Goblin assassin in a surprisingly rich fantasy world. Pure stealth title. Clearly a game made on a tight budget, it does suffer from excessive backtracking. 4/5 Stealth: Required

WWII stealth game, player character is a british spy. Stylish but marred by repetitive, linear gameplay and directionless story. 2/5 Stealth: Required

Apex of Splinter Cell series which opened up scenarios from the first game and gave softer failure states. Great level design. 5/5 Stealth: Required

Hidden gem from the developers of Dishonored. 1st person RPG with stealth abilities and early examples of 3D physics gameplay. 4/5 Stealth: Supported.

Underrated 1st person adventure/RPG/stealth/FPS hybrid. Gets dull when shooting starts but memorable chase and sneaking sections. 4/5 Stealth: Required

The best Hitman. Detailed, characterful sandboxes to enjoy as your assassin manipulates environment and NPCs to make the hit. 5/5 Stealth: Encouraged

2D platformer controls, consistent world simulation and wry neo-noir stoytelling. Stealth focused on making and executing plans. 5/5 Stealth: Encouraged

2D Stealth platforming done right with a powerful-but-vulnerable protagonist and excellent audio-visual feedback. A minor classic. 5/5 Stealth: Required

Less pant-wetting but more head-scratching in thought provoking sequel. Light gameplay with much first person hide-and-go-scream. 5/5 Stealth: Required