Clumsy Thief: Stealth Puzzle

Stealing was easy. Leaving is the problem. A clumsy burglar sneaks into a museum, grabs the treasure, and then that very treasure makes the escape a mess. Tap to step forward, swipe to step that way. The way out changes the moment you pick it up A ring is light. A long painting takes two tiles and has to be turned before narrow doors. A safe is so heavy that every step takes one and a half times longer. Grab the loot and the alarm goes off, waking lasers and cameras that were asleep on the way in. Watch, wait, slip through Lasers blink before they turn on. Cameras show where they will look next. Patrol robots run along their floor tracks, and shutters flash a yellow light before they close. Every danger is visible ahead of time, so when you fail you know why. Even failing is funny The painting jams in the door with your face poking through, the safe flattens you until only a hand waves, or the ring escapes on its own. A heist lasts thirty seconds to a minute. Every zone is harder Ten zones and 60 stages, from the Corner Gallery to the Impossible Tower. Devices get faster and gaps get tighter as you climb, and the last zone only lets out masters who know every beat by heart. Finish a zone and a bonus stage opens where you scoop up every coin you can. Learn it on the board The first time a camera, a robot, a shutter or a heavy safe shows up, the game points at it and tells you what to do in one line. Every heist shows what to steal, its three star goals and how many tiles are left, and a catch tells you how far you got and one thing to try next. How to play in the settings lists every rule and can show the tips again. A new job every day Today's job picks a stage you have already escaped and asks you to bring out its gem or beat its goal time, for extra gold. Collect and dress up Every stage has three stars: escape, beat the goal time, grab the bonus gem. 60 stolen treasures fill your collection, escapes in a row earn more gold, and gold buys ten outfits like pink pajamas, a dino onesie or a ninja suit. Outfits only change looks; the rules stay the same. Korean and English. Music, effects and voice have separate volume controls. Progress is saved on your device. You can watch an ad to double the gold from a successful heist. Every few finished heists, an ad may appear as you leave the result screen, and that includes trying again. A new install plays its first ten minutes without one. Contact: [email protected]

New devices and treasures are taught on the board: a finger shows the swipe at a wall and points at Turn when you lift a painting. Every heist shows what to steal, its star goals and the tiles left. A catch shows how far you got and one thing to try next. Today's job pays extra gold for a gem or the goal time on the stage of the day. The first outfit costs 30 gold. How to play has two pages. A new app icon, easier buttons to tap, and a home screen that fits tall phones.