

Pilfer
Sokpop Collective · 2020 · Indie, Adventure, Stealth, Exploration, Atmospheric
PC
Positive100% · 13
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About Pilfer
Pilfer is a stealth game in which the player is free to explore a small town filled with NPCs that live their own life. Sneak into their houses, steal their silverware, and make it to the online leaderboard!

Features
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Features
- 10-20 minutes of playtime.
- A small town to explore.
- Various NPCs with their own schedule.
- Special items like swords and gems to find.
- A lock-picking minigame.
Sokpop makes a new game every two weeks!Subscribe for 3$ per month at sokpop.co
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
You need to fix the lighting at night indoors but I love the dithering and low anti-aliasing look enough to forgive it.2 found this helpful
[h1]100% in Under an Hour[/h1] I respect Sokpop's effort too much to cheese a cheeky refund for 100%-ing this game in under an hour. But it's a very simple theft arcade game with some quaint graphics. [h1]It's Small, Not Much to Say[/h1] The clock is odd and the lighting system is strange and will sometimes leave you in total darkness for minutes before the next day dawns. It's a quick diversion, worth a dollar.1 found this helpful
I really enjoy this game. Took 40 minutes to find everything, and it was pretty fun. Don't expect a super fleshed out stealth game, but for you what you pay you get a fairly fun little game.1 found this helpful
Stealth stripped down to its essentials. Fun stuff!
Fun game where you yoink people's stuff.
lo-fi Skyrim-style thief simulator, complete with: - lockpicking - shoplifting - piling up your loot - secret doors - a day and night cycle - NPC routines and of course - being captured by guards 10/10 will "stop! thief!" again
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