Ghostwire Tokyo: How stealth works

In Ghostwire: Tokyo, stealth is a crucial mechanic to learn. You'll gain the jump on many adversaries well before they realize you're there, allowing you to take out one or two of them before the rest of the gang notices you're there. As a result, your timing must be precise, and you must comprehend the finer points of this physics. This article will explain how to use stealth in Ghostwire: Tokyo. You should always make sure Akito is couched and moving slowly if you want to be stealthy. When he's crouched down, his viewpoint will be lower to the ground, and a small kneeling icon will appear in the center of the screen.

Then, when sneaking around Visitors, the street lights and atmosphere of the city indicate your stealth levels. You're safe if the street lights are all white. When the street lights turn yellow, a Visitor assumes you're nearby, and you must avoid making eye contact with them. In the direction of the visitor, you'll also notice a small yellow audio indicator on your screen, showing their distance from you and how near they are to discovering your location. When the lights turn red, you're no longer in stealth mode and are engaged in combat.

You need to walk a fine line between the yellow lights and sneaking up on any Visitor you're trying to stealth attack. It's fine to make rapid eye contact with a Visitor, but keep them at a safe distance. You can crouch down and reenter stealth even if you go into combat and lose line of sight on the Visitors.