Master Theif

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Master Theif (yes, spelled like that) is a stealth game about sightlines. You play a thief working rooms full of patrolling guards, and every guard carries a visible vision cone - the entire game is reading those cones and moving in their blind spots. The loot is expensive paintings, and the exit is an airplane waiting at the map's edge, so each level is a route-planning problem: grab which painting in which order so the patrol cycles leave you corridors to move through. One wrong step into a cone gets you spotted instantly - no grace timer, no second chance - and the guards converge on your last known position, which means a spotted thief is a dead thief unless a nearby shadow breaks the line of sight. Movement is mouse-steered or tap-to-move, and objects are clicked to steal. The patrols are on fixed loops, which makes the game solvable in the classic stealth sense: the satisfaction is standing still inside a room for thirty seconds, watching the loops, and then executing a perfect ninety-second run through a layout that looked impossible on entry.