Hunter Assassin 2 drops you into a top-down stealth loop: click or tap where you want to go, and your assassin slips through the dark toward a patrol of armed guards. Get close to a guard's back before their flashlight cone swings your way, and the kill happens automatically on contact. Get caught in the light instead, and the guard opens fire.
Each stage is small and readable at a glance, which is the point. You spend a few seconds reading patrol routes and light cones, then commit to a path between them. Guards dropped this way leave gems behind, and those gems buy permanent upgrades between stages, so the game keeps compounding: better stats make later maps, which pack in more guards and tighter sightlines, survivable.
Controls
Click (or tap on mobile) the spot you want your character to move to. Movement and the kill itself are both automatic once you're in position — there's no separate attack button.
Tips
- Step just inside a guard's peripheral vision to bait them into their yellow "investigating" state, then circle around and strike once they turn their back.
- Move in short hops between cover rather than clicking straight across an open map — a long path can walk you straight through a sweeping light beam.
- Spend early gems on movement speed rather than health. A faster assassin can chain kills before nearby guards react, which prevents damage in the first place.
It's a good fit for short sessions — each level is over in a minute or two, so it works as well for a five-minute break as for a longer stretch of stage-clearing.
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