UnderCover AD2025 Kei

The stealth mechanic really shines here—distracting guards to slip past feels clever rather than tedious, and the way the murder mystery unravels into that buried memory about the heroine kept me hooked for hours. It’s a slower burn than most Dreamcast titles, but the payoff is worth it.

I was initially skeptical about a Dreamcast game relying on stealth, but the distraction system feels genuinely clever and adds tension. The way the murder investigation slowly unravels one of the heroines' hidden past kept me hooked through every chapter.

The stealth mechanic is a nice touch—distracting opponents feels clever, not clunky. But the real hook is how the murder case slowly unravels into a personal mystery about the heroine’s past, and that payoff kept me glued to the controller.