Weekly Highlight: Stealth – PlayStation Blog

Okay, so here’s the thing… I mean, games—right? They can really pull you into entirely different worlds. Anyway, last week, we poked around for some cool stealth moments in your favorite games. Fun, right? Yep, you guessed it, we were all over #PSshare and #PSBlog. Here’s what we found – kind of a sneaky mixtape of highlights:

So, picture Aloy, just chillin’ (well, not really chillin’) behind some tall grass in Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered. Makes me think of all those times I tried to hide behind things as a kid. I wanted to be invisible, but somehow, it never worked out. Shoutout to call_me_xavii for reminding me of that childhood chaos.

Then there’s this shot from crimsonashtree. Imagine Connor from Detroit Become Human sneaking up on someone. I swear, that game has a way of making even the quiet moments feel like a Broadway drama. Or was it just me getting all emotional? No idea.

BBSnakeCorn hit us with a visual of the Cairn protagonist, like a ninja-frog hybrid, swimming up to a frog. A frog, folks. There’s just something oddly serene about it. Frogs have this vibe, you know? Or maybe it was just me vibing weirdly with amphibians that day.

Next up, Lny_Trpr_EE7 gives us Ashley tiptoeing through Resident Evil 4 Remake’s mansion—sort of like trying not to wake up the cat that always sleeps on the steps. Don’t ask why I thought of cats.

Rover, caught in action by xenobitz, is ready to pounce from behind a boulder in Wuthering Waves. If boulders could talk, I’m pretty sure they’d have some stories—like, “Dude, not again, can’t a rock get some peace?”

And hey, _xFenrir gives us Naoe from Assassin’s Creed Shadows sneaking past a guard. Which, mind you, feels a lot like trying to sneak past someone without making eye contact at a high school reunion. (Not like I’d know, because I avoid those.)

So yeah, if you want more stealthy delights, search #PSshare and #PSBlog on Twitter or Insta. Plus, if you’re itching to be featured in the next Share of the Week, we’re all diving into swim moments soon. Send your entries by 11:59 PM PT on June 18, 2025. Now, that’s enough from me. I think I’ve rambled enough. Or maybe not. Who knows?