Thief Simulator
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Become the real thief. Steal in free roam sandbox neighborhoods. Observe your target and gather information that will help you with the burglary. Take the challenge and rob the best secured houses. Buy some hi-tech burglar equipment and learn new thief tricks. Sell stolen goods to the passers. Do anything that a real thief does!
Become the thief. Steal in free roam sandbox neighborhoods. Observe your target and gather information that will help you with the burglary. Take the challenge and rob the best secured houses. Buy some hi-tech burglar equipment and learn new thief tricks. Sell stolen goods to the passers.
A good thief always observes his target. Find out when the house is empty and does it have nosy neighbours. Choose from lots of possible approaches to prepare the best plan. Many modern devices available in Thief Simulator might come in handy with gathering intel about your target and it's neighbourhood.
A real, experienced thief can spot places where there's most probability of finding some valuables on the fly. Use the flashlight at night to highlight all the valuables in sight and places where you can expect them to be.
Look around for any useful items. They will save you some time on lockpicking or hacking. Those things can make life of an aspiring thief so much easier and reduce your burglary time even by a half. Of course many of them are just useless trash... Or maybe they aren't?
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Thief Simulator is exactly what it is says on the packaging: you play as a thief. It easily fits into the best simulator games in Roblox. You rob people and upgrade your character with your spoils. More difficult targets to rob mean you get better rewards, but you'll need to work on your skills before you get there. The game scales up that way with more areas to explore and bigger targets to pilfer treasure from. Use Diamonds to unlock new cosmetics and tools. Good luck out there, Thief!
I'm worried about the mafia, and not for the usual reasons. The mob sprung me from prison so I could become a thief for them, but I just don't have a lot of confidence in organized crime when it lacks so much basic organization. For example, my contact Vinny first sends me to rob a house at 108 Greenview Street. My second assignment is to rob 109 Greenview. Then 110 and 111.
Hey, Vinny, not to sound ungrateful for the work, but is it really a good idea to burgle consecutively numbered homes on consecutive nights? If the local cops have a brain they'll just set up shop at 112 Greenview and wait for me to sneak in the back door. Luckily for me, in the first-person burglary game Thief Simulator, the cops don't have much of a clue. Nor do the homeowners or neighbors. And the thief I'm playing might not be the sharpest knife in the drawer, either: he logs into his computer as 'Thief321'.
I have a little thief hideout with a couch to sleep on (to move the clock forward) and a computer to visit several thief-friendly websites. There's one to buy burglary tools, one to sell specific stolen goods for more cash than the pawnshop pays, and one to purchase tips about the houses I'll be robbing, such as when the owners aren't home and what security features their house has. Some houses are quite well protected, with cameras and alarms, and I'll need to level up by stealing a whole lot of kitchenware from the crummier houses first.
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