Swirl W@tch

Like other titles of this studio, it is characterised by unique graphics and well-thought mechanics.

There are parts of this game that will grate, and parts that will be smoother than you'd imagined possible, and there will be exploits from combinations of certain items and weapons.

The visuals are very bright, but if you can cope with that, they do the job just fine - arguably better than more detailed graphics would, as the wireframe computer-aided-abstraction look fits very nicely with the idea that you can't really SEE anything, and this is all being processed from sensors on board.

Sound design is as always great and the visual style is interesting in an abstract and alien way.

This is excellent stealth game with good mechanics, challenging difficulty level and good replay value, rewarding if you actually know what you are doing, but very unforgiving.