Levels start off relatively easy and don’t increase much in difficulty, but this makes for a relaxed gaming experience that gives you the ability to hop in and out whenever you so wish. Luckily, in the main menu, a treasure chest icon allows you to see the items you’ve found, and the ones you’ve left behind. Personally, I get a sense of failure if I finish a level without discovering all of the optional objects. In Tiny Thief there isn’t a great deal to learn, so you’re in and out of the tutorial within a few minutes and on the path to robbery.Įach level contains at least one object to steal or one mission to complete as they progress, optional ones will appear and you can decide if you’re up for the challenge, or just want to power through them as quickly as possible. The tutorial you’re faced with in the beginning is rather straightforward, using only images and shapes to teach you the basics of the game.

The objective is simply to complete levels by finding objects and avoiding guards as you’re tasked with maneuvering your way around different scenarios each time. Tiny Thief, originally an iOS/Android game has landed itself on your Steam “New Releases” page, and its transition from mobile to PC is flawless in the gameplay, visuals and sound departments. Reviews // 11th Jan 2014 - 10 years ago // By Harrie Tiny Thief Reviewĭeveloped by 5Ants, Tiny Thief is a cute and dainty addition to the point-and-click adventure genre, using only your left mouse button to guide your protagonist through short missions of trickery and misconceptions to obtain what he wants.

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