Stealth on the Commodore 64 is a pseudo-3D rail shooter from Brøderbund where you pilot a low-flying, futuristic bomber-fighter across a desolate enemy planet to destroy the distant Black/Dark Tower, a citadel sitting 10,000 units away on the horizon. You view your craft from behind as you skim the surface, weaving and shooting your way through radar towers, bunkers, tanks, missiles, and enemy fighters while keeping an eye on a numeric energy reserve that doubles as fuel and ammo. Along the route you can fly through yellow positive energy fields to refuel, but must avoid red negative ones that drain power, and failing to knock out radar sites can trigger deadly homing missiles. The game progresses through five increasingly difficult levels with the same basic objective, and is remembered for its fast pseudo-3D landscape, Bach title music, and mixed critical reception that praised the visuals but found the gameplay repetitive.