Stealth Combat is a vehicular futuristic tactical-shooter that combines tricky tactics with fast action and JARED ("Just Another Rapid Engine Design") 3D engine, from German developers DECK13 Interactive (formerly know as TriggerLab). A complex story leads you through the world of the next generation of Special Forces. In 2038, a war rages between the EMA (Economic and Military Alliance) and the Great Asia. You play the role of of special agent Streak (working for the EMA) or female agent Moon (working for Great Asia) and your goal is to prevent a global conflict....
Actually, you don't need to follow a story, after you choose what side you want to be on, play can begin. How you can see on the screenshots I grabbed for you, it's a regular third-person shooter game where you can drive jeep, tanks, choppers, amphibic units and even walking vehicles. I must say it's pretty cool to steer a heavy battle tank over rough terrain or to escape from hostile gunfire with a quick jeep. Since Stealth Combats is an action game - not simulation game,  you don't need that much practice to master these vehicles. There is more than twenty vehicles but during a mission you can only control one vehicle. Although it's "only" shooter, the missions are quite various. In some missions you can simply shoot your way through enemy barriers, in other missions with stealth factor you are only given a very small vehicle and parts of the mission consist of moving round the sight areas of your enemies to remain unseen. To make the game even more variable, you have an ability to use the game's AI to direct your supporting units, or switch over to take command of a fighting vehicle in action.
Stealth Combat features 2 different scenarios with over 25 missions (night infiltration, reconnaissance, escort and combat missions), over 20 vehicles (offering both interior or exterior overview). Vehicles are equipped with "conventional weapons like machine guns, tank rifles, heat seeking missiles and ballistic grenades, and also with some futuristic weapons like a plasma cannon, a Gauss rifle, and an Electro Shocker. Overall, Stealth Combat is not bad game, though lots of details could be better done. Stealth Combat is only mediocre shooter, without strategy elements (do you remember Hostile Waters?) and sadly also without any multiplayer support.  Anyway, if you like this genre, maybe you should try this playable demo (78MB).