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Games like Headhunter

2001PlayStation

As bounty hunter Jack Wade, you track down criminals in a near-future world, mixing third-person gunplay, stealth sections and motorbike racing. It has an action-thriller feel built around a conspiracy plot.

  • Sneaking and hiding
  • Shooting and gunplay
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Sci-fi setting
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In short: Games like Headhunter

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Headhunter special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Star Wars: Bounty Hunter

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2002PlayStation

Brings what grabs you about Headhunter: good gunplay, a sci-fi setting and a strong story.

As bounty hunter Jango Fett, you track down targets across the Star Wars galaxy in this third-person action game set before Attack of the Clones. Jetpack, dual blasters and gadgets drive the linear, mission-based levels.

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Syphon Filter

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A classic PlayStation third-person shooter where you play agent Gabe Logan hunting a bioterrorist through linear missions that blend stealth, aiming and a varied weapon arsenal. Its action-thriller spy plot drives the experience.

Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty

Strong, story-driven narrative

Kojima's landmark stealth thriller moves espionage to an offshore facility, pairing smart enemy AI, gadgets and bizarre bosses with a twisting, meta-fictional story about information control. It deliberately subverts player expectations and was far ahead of its time.

Crysis Remastered

Sci-fi setting

A sci-fi first-person shooter set on a tropical island where a nanosuit lets you cloak, boost strength or armor up and approach firefights your own way. The remaster updates the classic with modern visuals and ray tracing.

Crysis 2 Remastered

Sci-fi setting

A first-person shooter set in an alien-ravaged, plague-stricken New York, where a nanosuit lets you switch between cloaking and armor to approach fights your way. The remaster brings the campaign to modern hardware with upgraded visuals.

The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay

Sci-fi setting

An atmospheric first-person shooter blending stealth, brutal melee and gunplay as Riddick breaks out of the maximum-security prison Butcher Bay. Strong storytelling, cinematic presentation and a grim sci-fi setting set it apart.

Syphon Filter 3

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The third entry in the third-person action series has you play agent Gabe Logan through linear missions of gunplay and sneaking, unraveling a bioweapon conspiracy told in flashbacks during a Senate hearing.

Syphon Filter 2

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A third-person shooter with stealth elements that continues the conspiracy story of Gabe Logan and Lian Xing, hunted by their own agency. Linear spy missions mix sneaking, a varied arsenal and a split-screen multiplayer mode.

James Bond 007: Blood Stone

Realistic visuals

A linear third-person cover shooter with melee takedowns and fast driving sections. You play Daniel Craig's Bond in a cinematic spy story that races across Athens, Istanbul, Monaco and Bangkok.

Crysis 3 Remastered

Sci-fi setting

A visually striking first-person shooter where the Nanosuit lets you either sneak by cloaked or attack head-on, set in an overgrown, futuristic New York. The remaster brings the single-player campaign to current hardware with polished visuals.

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