Thief Simulator

Thief Simulator is a burglary simulator. The hero learns to take what belongs to others and not get caught. Each house and apartment has its own daily routine. Residents go to work, sleep and return by the hour. In the meantime, you need to keep an eye on your neighbors and security. Picks, glass cutters and crowbars solve different problems. The spoils are sold through intermediaries. Difficulty levels vary by area. Some apartments are locked with several locks. Some houses are guarded by dogs. First comes the collection of information. You need to find out when the house is empty, where the alarm is and who lives nearby. Surveillance is carried out from the street and from the car. The more you know, the easier it is to get in and out. An open door and a broken window leave a mark. The police arrive at the alarm in a minute. Tools break and require replacement. Buyers are looking for a house through advertisements. Safes require tools and time. Inside the apartment you have to move quietly. Small items like wallets and jewelry sit in drawers and on shelves. Equipment and televisions are carried away or taken away. Cameras and motion sensors require a bypass. The alarm raises the police, and then the seconds count. A stolen car can be sold entirely or disassembled. A telephone assistant sells leads. An open window is a direct way inside. Roofs and balconies provide a way to the top. The glass cutter opens display cases without clinking. Proceeds go toward new equipment and upgrades. There are more accessible areas, and the houses are richer. The noise level and footprints leave impacts on the entire area. Some orders require you to take away a specific item, not money. Experience allows you to take on more complex goals. The owners return home at different times. The police follow the tracks and identify the hero. Sales are made through an online catalogue. Surveillance of the resident gives a schedule for the day. This game is suitable for anyone who likes quiet outings.