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As noted with the boss battles definitely be aware that aside from the silly progress in the story and a very slow evolution in what you’ll face at a broad level there’s a fair degree of repetition. Since the gameplay is all pretty quick it doesn’t particularly drag, and the layouts of bases, what power-ups you get, and some nuance will always have differences but the core experience is mostly similar throughout. The highly polygonal look is a love letter to Metal Gear Solid on the original PlayStation but not everyone may dig that, it’s just something to keep in mind as well. While you’ll unlock new characters and find some new equipment once in awhile that you can choose between it’s all just aesthetics and doesn’t have an impact on play. Overall if you’d told me that I’d thoroughly enjoy a stealth game I would have thought you were crazy until I played Never Stop Sneakin’. Its arcade-like sensibilities, consistent push for you to keep moving, and completely silly story sequences have made me a believer though. If you’re coming in hoping for something big and broad you won’t find it here, it is a tight and action-oriented stealth title with a simple but effective hook... and also well worth giving a look.
Justin Nation, Score:Good [7.7]