In Stealth Inc 2, you play the role of a clone escaping a sinister and high-tech testing facility. Stealth Inc 2 tests both your brain and your reflexes over 60 varied levels linked together in a sprawling overworld.

Death is never more than a few moments away, but one of the few advantages of being a clone is that death isn’t all that permanent. With no loading screens and no lives to worry about, players are encouraged to use their inevitable demise as a learning tool as they navigate lasers, homicidal robots and terrifying bosses in the ultimate hostile work environment

Features

Break free from the linear levels of the original game in a fully explorable Metroidvania style overworld, rescuing your fellow clones through a diabolical testing centre with five distinct areas and 60 individual levels of traps, puzzles robots and lasers.

Test out the latest in hi-tech gadgets from the friendly, smiling face of the Inflate-A-Mate™ to homicidal cloning tools like the Me Too™, equipment and gadgets are part of the game like never before. You'll use your gadgets to not only solve puzzles but also open up new paths and discover the games many secret and hidden area.

Enjoy HD graphics running at 60 frames-per-second, animated cut scenes and a synth-heavy industrial soundtrack. Feast your eyes the many varied environments of the facility, including outdoor levels for the first time in the series.

Test yourself both as a player through the online leaderboards and raking system, and as a designer with a fully functioning level editor that allows you to create and share complex levels with friends, enemies and parents.

Reviews

“Don’t be fooled by its obvious influences. Stealth Inc 2 is a great little game that stands out on its own.”
80 –

“Though it has obvious inspirations in hard-as-nails, precision platformers like Super Meat Boy, the actual challenges within each of the 60 levels are persistently novel, with little-to-no overlap.”
90 –

“Thanks to its clever puzzle design and brilliant progression, Stealth Inc. 2: A Game of Clones sets itself apart.”
85 –