Never Stop Sneakin' Creeps Onto Steam February 26

Published: February 16, 2018 3:10 PM /

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Never Stop Sneakin', the stealth game from the creator of Dust: An Elysian Tailwill be making its way to Steam on February 28 as reported by PC Gamer.

Conceived as a send-up of Metal Gear-style games, Never Stop Sneakin' has you taking on the role of an agent at The Department of Sneakin'. You're out to stop the threat of the villain Amadeus Guildenstern who has used time travel technology to kidnap all of the U.S. Presidents. Yes, all of them. Along the way, you'll come up against a variety of colorful adversaries such as Dr. Acula (who is suspected to be a vampire) and Vice President Helicopter (who is a helicopter).

Levels in Never Stop Sneakin' are procedurally-generated, meaning that each run will be different than the last. The game's time travel setting comes through in the game's mechanics as well - if you don't do things quite right, then the bad guy will simply undo all of your hard work and force you to start again with only the intelligence that you've gained from your first run through the level. It's something that makes an awful lot of sense, because if you're going to abuse time travel technology you may as well use it to its fullest potential to keep the good guys at bay.

Never Stop Sneakin' will be available for purchase on Steam on February 26. 2018. You can add the game to your wishlist now by going to its Steam store page. The game's soundtrack is also listed separately on the Store page. No price for the Steam version has been announced, but odds are it'll be close to the $14.99 price tag on the Nintendo Switch version (which you can buy right now). If you'd like to learn a bit more about the game and see what we thought about it you can check out our review.

What do you think of Never Stop Sneakin'? Do you think it's a good follow-up to Dust: An Elysian Tail? Let us know in the comments below!

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