Crime Simulator

好玩

Unfortunately we had problems with the gameplay. When we became very good at looting the loot just didn't respawn. If we had a good first day run the rest of the days we barely got any loot because it stopped respawning or it was very very slow to respawn. Even when we won sometime there was no new loot. . We would have played another 50 hours if we had things to steal. Too bad. . We were just running around the empty map for scraps...

요상하게 똥겜같은데 생각보다 재미있음 딱 리썰컴퍼니 도둑 버전이라고 보면 될듯? 바깥에 순찰도는 경찰 소음권총으로 죽이고 진행하면 게임 편해짐 보석 그냥팔면 가짜보석땜에 돈 마이너스 되니까 조심하고 해킹테이블 사서 해킹하면 휴대폰이나 노트북 가격 3배됌 삼단봉 들고있는놈 이속빠르니까 조심하고 경찰 갈때까지 잘 숨어있어야함 말 그대로 가만히 있는것도 좋은데 이미 걸렸으면 근처에 있는 유리창 미친듯이 깨버리고 숨는것도 좋음 그리고, 지각책 먹으면 NPC 동선 잘보여서 언제 집밖으로 나갈지 들어올지 보여서 털기 쉬움

Symulator Rumuna i nawet git gra 8/10

Dans la même série que les Thief simulator. Jeu plutôt bon (missions etc) mais très buggé et mal traduit.

fun

Really fun. Solid effort from a single dev. Crime Simulator is a good stealth simulator with decent mechanics and map design, from a single developer. The AI logic, NPCs, map design, and mechanics are quite a lot simpler than a Thief or a Hitman, but if you calibrate your expectations, this game is fantastic. It's got tons of grind elements to it, fundamentally encouraging you to revisit neighborhoods and houses that you've previously visited & robbed, and improve on your method and approach over and over. When you start off, you're forced to pick every lock and slowly learn every building. But as you progress, you get access to increasingly powerful tools that reduce some of the tedium, and start turning the runs into fast-moving, exciting challenges to grab and secure as much loot as you possibly can. All throughout, the game rewards you both for planning ahead as well as thinking quickly and paying attention in the moment. This is also the best game from this developer so far - he's learned a lot from previous games and has implemented them well here. The run timer, the loot respawn rates, the hiding of highly valuable loot, the predictability of NPC routes - it all comes together very well. If I have one quibble it's that the complexity of the runs (and the increasing challenge) comes from adding the number of NPCs on a given property. It becomes harder to keep track of them and their changing paths. While it does work for making things harder, I'd also like to see more complex map designs. The two-story house in Arizona is probably the most fun to navigate, with multiple infiltration/egress points, and needing to stay on your toes -- but it's the only really clever property design. Overall, a real gem from an indie developer. If you enjoy stealth games, run-based loot-gatherers, and enjoy filling up your warehouse like a loot gremlin, this is a great game to play. But if you can't look past very basic physics engine, basic graphics, simple NPC AI, and straightforward gameplay loops, it may not be for you. But it'd be your loss.