Stealth and Gadgets Field Manual

Read gadgets as route tools

The official site frames gadgets as part of player choice: using technology to infiltrate, bluff, or fight through a space. That means a useful guide should explain each gadget by the route problem it solves, not just by its name.

• Scanner-style tools should be documented by what they reveal and how far they reach.
• Social or bluff tools should be documented by which NPC states they affect.
• Distraction tools should be documented by timing, sound radius, and recovery windows.

Pair stealth notes with visual evidence

For every mission page, pair a route description with a screenshot or location image. Readers skim faster when a route label, landmark, and risk note are visible in the same content block.

• Use landmarks such as bars, galleries, checkpoints, hotel wings, and guard posts.
• Mark whether a route is silent, social, loud, or mixed.
• Keep unverified claims in a 'needs launch-day confirmation' note until tested.

Convert Reddit questions into guide sections

Player discussion is already asking whether the game is closer to Hitman, Uncharted, or Splinter Cell. The guide answer should not be a debate; it should show when a mission favors freeform infiltration, when it becomes cinematic traversal, and when combat takes over.