Thanks everyone for your reply! From this post I found out about a few very promising games: MGSV, Hitman, Sniper Elite and Sniper Ghost Warrior.

@Black_Knight_00: Why is Sniper Elite 3 pointless? Also the Sniper Ghost Warrior series seem to get not very good reviews, though the from some of the gameplay videos I could find, it just look like the exact kind of game I want.

@Macutchi: Ah I didn't know MGSV was stealth-able, but I just watched a few videos on it and it looks perfect! It's not technically an FPS but third-person is fine by me if I can go stealth with a sniper rifle. Thank you!

Been in the search for a long time to no avail so I came here for help.

I really love FPS games where you are given the option to go stealth mode. The Far Cry series and Deus Ex (Human Revolution and Mankind Divided) are exceptional examples where you can go stealth with silenced sniper rifles; what's even better is that the game rewards you when you go undetected.

I'm having a hard time finding another FPS games that are like those ones. Thief and Assasin's Creed are out of the question because they don't have sniper rifles. I already played Dishonored. You could go stealth, but the lack of sniper rifle wasn't as fun (I love long range shooting). Really amazing game though; I love the aesthetics and gameplay.

Not a fan of old games with outdated graphics.

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated!

@rogn: I love Naruto! Been loving it since when I was very small (now 23). I don't really watch it critically so I don't have the complaints you have. It's just a show, and I want to enjoy the show.

@frogo0: First of all, you have to understand that your GPA very rarely plays a role in finding a job. I know a lot of people who got their degrees by barely passing the courses and found jobs no problem—they really aren't being treated any differently than the people with high GPA, because most recruiters know that academic performance shows nothing about anything other than...well, academic performance.

I think if earning a lot if your primary goal, you should have gone the business route. Doing business is how people get extremely rich (and have no time for family, typically). Freelancing/self-employment in the creative industry is also great money. I'm in the audio engineering industry (I work as a mixing/mastering engineer) and a lot of my peers earn six figures a year without going to college/university.

I don't think it's unrealistic to earn 80K a year, but I think you need to do more than just find a job and work. Expand your sources of income by doing other things.

@arushi111: Didn't really do much gaming in my childhood, but of all the games I have played, Far Cry 3 and Deus Ex: Human Revolution are the best!