#Tiny thief games Pc#
There is no fooling the PC crowd, we know when we're supposed to use the keyboard for movement, and at first it feels pretty cheap. Right off the bat, the clunky interface reeks of a mobile port, as the game asks you to click on the screen in order to move the character and interact with the environment, even though the game clearly looks and behaves like a platformer. The cast will be slowly revealed during the adventures, as will the opponents, and you'll soon be fighting – so to speak – your way through castles and exotic islands, far away from the quiet hamlet where it all began. The story is conveyed through very expressive comic panels that tell simple stories using imagery and humor, from a corrupt sheriff stealing candy from a baby to fearsome pirates doing what they do best, plunder and hide their treasures. In this case, the setting is a colorful world of injustice where an unconventional hero sets out on an adventure to help the little guy, using trickery and guile to outmaneuver his opponents.
So let's see if Tiny Thief has what it takes to rumble with the big boys, or whether it should run and hide, never showing its face outside of its casual first home on mobile devices.Īs any port of a mobile game, the story is just a crutch that holds the gameplay closer to the user's eyes. On the other, well, it's another casual mobile game, just what the PC world needs. Which is a bold move indeed, as the little puzzler might prove to be ill equipped to fight in the consecrated arena of adventure gaming, and which is exactly why I approached it with mixed emotions.
#Tiny thief games android#
It represents developer 5 Ants' debut title and although it started life as a casual mobile puzzle game published on Android and iOS, it has taken a bold step and made the transition to PC. Tiny Thief presents a romantic story that has seen many adaptations throughout the centuries, the story of the anonymous little guy standing up to the oppressive authorities and making personal sacrifices for the greater good.
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