Run Thief
H.G.G. · 2019 · Indie, Casual, Adventure, Early Access, Runner
PC
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About Run Thief
Run Thief - In the game you have to play the role of a thief who stole a plan of a plot against the Emperor. Passing traps and various locations in the light of day or at night, moving away from the chase, the player will have an interesting adventure on behalf of a young thief saving his house from the conspirators.
The player needs to go through traps such as stakes, fire rain and much more. To avoid pursuit in various locations such as the Immaculate Towers, the old wall, Coniferous Forest and others.
The pursuit will not stop not during the day, not at night, not even in the bloody sun (the gameplay changes a little:))
The game is very suitable for children over 6 years old, thanks to simple controls and easy traps at the first difficulty levels.
The player needs to go through traps such as stakes, fire rain and much more. To avoid pursuit in various locations such as the Immaculate Towers, the old wall, Coniferous Forest and others.
The pursuit will not stop not during the day, not at night, not even in the bloody sun (the gameplay changes a little:))
The game is very suitable for children over 6 years old, thanks to simple controls and easy traps at the first difficulty levels.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1]Introduction[/h1] Being in the mood for a casual title can always be a bit of a gamble. You obviously lower your expectations while still hoping for something new to enjoy, since the formula still has plenty to showcase even for an endless runner. Sadly, “Run Thief” didn’t bring anything worthy to the table. It’s the Steam debut for H.G.G. and they correctly labeled the title as being a work in progress, courtesy of Early Access. Even so, the game fell short on most of its features. Let’s start the run, shall we? [h1]Story[/h1] First of all, where’s the story? Even an excuse for a narrative should have included a static screen with some gibberish on it. None to be found here. In fact, I had to scrape all my story-related information from the game’s Store page on Steam. What are we dealing with here? A nameless, female protagonist on the run from imperial guards after she stole some mysterious scroll from an obviously evil emperor. Of course. Or was it the conspiracy proof which she needs to deliver somewhere undisclosed? Hard to say and it's not like any of this is actually simulated in-game. You wanted more? Well you better imagine a story then, since that’s all you’ll get fo…67 found this helpful
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