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5 best stealth games on PC

                        1. Dishonored 1 & 2

Some of the best stealth games can feel turn-based – even those that aren’t Invisible, Inc. They’re the ones that have you marking targets, mapping patrol routes, and mentally solving problems – all before uncloaking and triggering the action when you’re ready.

The Dishonored series is the epitome of that style of stealth, and as an added bonus, is just as good for combo-slinging predatory combat when you’re spotted. It’s nice not to have to reload the moment those well-made plans go awry.

Beyond that, Arkane’s games are a ghoster’s dream, with mission stats screens that track not only how many civvies you’ve killed, but also whether you’ve been detected, raised any alarms, or left bodies in plain sight.

Perhaps most enticing of all for purists is the opportunity to refuse the magical powers offered you at the beginning of Dishonored 2 and approach the game as a contemporary Thief sequel. Only, er, a good one.

                                     2.Invisible

Remember that thing I said about some games taking well-established game mechanics and dedicating them all to creating the quintessential stealth experience? Well, this is precisely that.

Invisible Inc. is instantly accessible thanks to its turn-based mechanics. And there is almost endless challenge to be found in its randomised levels and permadeath design. It's a game of sci-fi gadgetry, hacking, and slinking to and fro as you attempt to steal things from tightly-guarded bases, creating untold moments of weighty decision-making. Do you haul your incapacitated team-mate to the extraction point, knowing that if you don't you'll lose them for the rest of the campaign, or do you use that precious time to try and steal a power-up that could make the rest of the campaign much easier?

Even though we associate stealth with real-time suspense, Invisible, Inc. still captures that thanks to cleverly implemented time limits. This is a game for the tinkering stealth tactician.

             3. Hitman: Blood Money

The more recent Hitman is incredible in its own right, and we'll get to that. But the bald barcoded one known as Agent 47 has had a consistently solid career – taking us on globetrotting, sprawling missions of slick, clinical killings since 2000. He really hit his stride with Blood Money, with fantastic level design that was believable while offering some of the most entertaining, diverse ways to carry out hits.

There's a twisted comedy to taking out a target by shooting out the glass bottom of his outdoor hot tub during a Christmas party. Or dressing up as the shiftiest clown since John Wayne Gacy to garotte a Mafioso snitch in his comfortable suburban home.

Just as with every Hitman game, Blood Money rewards stealth, encouraging you to get in, dress up in 1000 disguises, kill your target, and get out. It also has one of my favourite end-of-level features, where you'd read newspaper stories about your hits, describing how much evidence and bloodshed you left in your wake.

         4. Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory

The Splinter Cell series inherited the extreme focus on light and sound levels from the Thief series. And with Chaos Theory the series mastered it, even taking into account details like your noise relative to the environment.

Chaos Theory is ripe with innovative stealth mechanics that still feel good today. You can extract information from enemies by holding knives to their throats (and relishing the startled looks on their faces), pull them over edges, and hang upside-down from rafters to break necks and phht-phht them with a silencer. With his night-vision goggles, Sam Fisher is a master of the game's nocturnal, shadowy environments, and it's great fun shooting out lights and tormenting your disoriented enemies like a less ostentatious Batman.

It's also one of the few games to do stealth co-op properly, letting you take on dedicated missions with a buddy – complete with co-op stealth moves like holding a cable while the other player reels down it and, errr, hurling each other like cannonballs into enemies.

      5. Commandos 2: Men of Courage

I have never been any good at Commandos – few people I know are – but I'll be damned if I don't respect it and call it 'Sir'. The grizzled WWII stealther puts you in control of a squad of elite soldiers, each with their own skills, and chucks you into gruelling puzzle-like levels to sneak and sabotage your way through.

Each mission takes a long time, and 'taking things as they come' is the worst strategy you could possibly adopt. You always have to plan several steps ahead, monitoring enemies' lines of sight, patrol patterns, and notable hiding spots. One wrong move, and you won’t be able to click your mouse fast enough to get out of it. Fail to control the situation and it’s a swift execution.

With its pre-rendered backgrounds and isometric perspective, Commandos 2 is one of those stealth games where you can grumble that 'they don't make 'em like they used to', and ponder wistfully about what a faithful modern rendition of it would look like. We may never know...

Best 5 Water Parks in India

                1. Water Kingdom, Mumbai

Reckoned to be Asia’s largest theme water park, Water Kingdom lives up to its name and offers visitors a perfect remedy to beat the heat. This water park in Mumbai has a 7-storey slide for adults that reaches the speed of up to 40 miles per hour. Those not in the mood for such an adventurous drop can enjoy splashing water, walking on sprinklers and lazing around in the shallow Coco beach and Mamma-Miya. For those in the mood of some foot tapping and grooving in the summer heat can relish rain dancing in Bratzone of the park. Kids can enjoy their very own space at Goofers Lagoon, where a multi-purpose water play system comprising of interactive activities such as tilting bucket with 400 liters of water, spinning tray, splash roof, water guns and an inverted umbrella are also available for the little ones to have a really good time. Then there is The Lagoon, which is India’s biggest play pool; there is also Adventure Amazonia that has long tube rides; and Wetlantic, which claims to be the largest wave pool in the world spread across 100 meters.

Where: Borivali (West), Near Bay View Hotel, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400091

Timings: 10:00AM – 8:00PM  

       

2. Adlabs Aquamagica, Off Mumbai– Pune Expressway

Off the Mumbai-Pune Expressway, awaits you the daddy of all water parks in India, Aquamagica. This water park features a number of rides and slides that can seriously make you forget about the summer sun. There are high drop and fall rides like Boomeranggo that shoot up the rider high up the wall, only make them fall back and experience weightlessness. For those who enjoy lazy rides, your go to will be Floatsa, that gently let you float through a tube. And those feeling extra adventurous can choose a 39 feet vertical drop into a 360-degree looping slide of speed called Loopy Woopy, which can definitely leave both riders and onlookers breathless. Then there are rides like Twisty Turvy, Wacky Wavess, The Pirate Bay, Swirl Whirl and Splash that will give you more power to kill that summer beast!

Where: 30/31, Khopoli-Pali Road, SH 92, Off Mumbai-Pune Express Way, Sangdewadi, Taluka Khalapur, District Raigad, Khopoli, Maharashtra 410203

Timings: 10:30AM – 6:00PM

                              3. Wonder La, Bengaluru

Bengaluru’s Bae, Wonder La is hard to avoid. This amazing amusement park is seen as a rescuer when the sun gets too hot in Bengaluru. Wonder La features 60+ both land and water rides making it in an exciting place to head to if you are seeking to spend a good summer day out. There are various other fun programs across the park like Rain Disco and the Adventures of Chikku but the main attraction here are the After Hours, which construes that even if you visit the park post 5pm there will still be so much for you to relish.

Where: 28th k.m, Mysore Road, Bengaluru, Karnataka 562109

Timings: 11:00AM – 8:00PM

                    4. Wonder La Kochi

Brother from the same mother, Wonder La, Kochi is a blessing for the locals. Here, this amusement park comes with biggest variety of water rides from watery coasters to fun pools to beach like wave pools to a rain disco to a lazy river to float, the fun just doesn’t end here. There are rides like Boomerang that tests rider’s nerves as the float moves into a closed tunnel and then suddenly drops from a dizzying height into a large boomerang shaped water slide. The water ride named Wavy & Vertical Fall glides the rider down straight from the height of a six-storey building, pumping the adrenaline way too much. Then there are Snake Slides, Fun Glides, Water Fall and Water Pendulum that can further add to the fun of being here on one fine summer day.

Where: Kakkanad Pallikara Road, Kochi, Kerala 683565

Timings: 11:00AM – 6:30PM

          5.World of Wonder (WoW), Noida

We all know about how the badass summer takes over Delhi. The sweltering heat definitely calls for a dip in the cool waters. And what place can be better than Worlds of Wonder (WoW) to plan a visit in summer in Delhi. WoW promises an entertaining day by offering a variety of water rides and large pool to take a plunge into. In fact it is widely known for being the cleanest and well-maintained water parks in the country. Also, WoW is an ideal family park in India as it offer some of the best kid-friendly rides with 13 attractions that are perfect for children who are below 90 cm of. Spread in a land 10 acres, WoW offers 23 attractions for the visitors with the important ones being Rapid Race and Turbo Tunnel.

Where: Sec-38 A, Entry from Gate No. 11, Adjacent The Great India Place Mall, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301

Timings: 10:30AM – 7:00PM

Best Game of Thrones Series Characters

                        1. Tyrion Lannister



Tyrion Lannister is a fictional character in A Song of Ice and Fire, a series of fantasy novels by American author George R. R. Martin, and its television adaptation Game of Thrones.
                                             2. Jon snow

King Jon Snow is a major character in the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh seasons of Game of Thrones.
                          3. Arya stark

Arya Stark is a fictional character created by American author George R. R. Martin. She is a prominent point of view character in Martin's award-winning A Song of Ice and Fire series, and also a main character in HBO's adaptation of the series, Game of Thrones
                    4. Daenerys targaryen

Daenerys Targaryen is a fictional character in George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series of novels, as well as the television adaptation.

                         5. Jaime lannister

Jaime Lannister is a fictional character created by American author George R. R. Martin. He is a prominent point of view character in Martin's award-winning A Song of Ice and Fire series, and also a main character in HBO's adaptation of the series, Game of Thrones.