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The way tiny thief reacts to being noticed is hilarious, because he finds the weirdest ways to attempt (unsuccessfully) to save himself. If you are noticed by any enemy then it’s game over. To avoid contact you’ll have to hide in barrels, climb on trees or roofs or even dress up and pretend you’re someone else. To achieve your goal you’ll have to think very cleverly and make use of your surroundings in order to get to it, while at the same time being careful not to be seen by guards, or any other hostile figure. In each level there is a main object you need to get your hands on and as you can expect, it’s not a piece of cake. So, use it wisely if you plan on progressing far in one sitting. After using it a few times, you’ll have to wait 20 hours for it to be accessible again or pay through IAP to cancel the timer.

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By opening it you will see a tutorial of how to collect all items and make it out unnoticed by the enemies. To help you with your goals you have the hint book at the top right corner of your screen. To get a perfect score, which translates to 3 stars, you must find all items that are hidden or well-guarded and tap on tiny thief’s pet ferret that hides in various places in each level. All of the chapters consist of 5 levels with increasing difficulty, since they require more thinking and interactivity as you progress. Each new chapter is unlocked when you successfully complete the previous one.

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There are 6 chapters (episodes) in Tiny Thief, 3 of which are free to play. Interacting can be many things, with the most common being grabbing things that can range from burgers to golden coins and pirate treasures. You tap on a spot to make the character walk there, and you tap on the bubbles that appear to interact. In Tiny Thief the player navigates the little boy and must make sure to avoid making contact with all enemies. In his quest he has a small ferret pet and also borrows help from other animal and human characters. He tries to punish the bad guys and give to the citizens what is rightfully theirs, while keeping a few things for himself too (what is wrongfully his). Tiny thief tells the story of a little boy in a medieval setting who represents Robin Hood, only in a sweeter and more comical way. Funnily enough, a while ago we reviewed another point-and click-game which was also about a thief, Robbery Bob ( you can read the review here), a fun game which I suggest you try out! It is such a gorgeous little gem that, despite being two years old, is still among the players’ favorites and thanks to that I was able to find it and get instantly addicted. Such is the case of Tiny Thief, a point-and-click adventure game by Rovio Stars Ltd, which was released back in 2013 but I only discovered it recently. There are however, games that were released at an earlier time, years ago even, and deserve to be brought up again due to their success and unique elements. Our reviews are mostly about all-new, or recently updated games that stand out among the rest.