Does it make sense to steal art from the rich in order to give funds to the poor? Rushes assumes the role of some wannabe modern Robin Hoods named Cathryn, Bernard and Mike, and finds that being on the wrong side of the law (even in a good cause) can have unintended consequences.

15 Days

Thanks Rushes. Your review just help me to buy the game.

Chief

Thanks, Rushes. Wonderful.

I was going to buy this one anyway as I have enjoyed house of tales past games, but now more so after reading your excellent review Rushes.

Cheers.

Hmm I'd love to try this but I don't think my specs are up to it.

Thank you very much, Rushes !! The kind of review I enjoy

Thanks for the review, Rushes!! I have this one on pre-order at Interact. Hopefully my computer will be fixed by the time it arrives, so I can actually play it.

Really looking forward to it!

Hmmm, "easy peasy lemon squeezy" sounds exactly like the game I'm looking for at this time, but (always a ...) the "meetings" and "dummy runs" do not seem like adventure to me, more like work! Oh well, even so I think I will buy this from Interact, don't like downloading from The Adventure Shop, too complicated for me. Anything more than RUN (as in Peter's Jigsaws and BigFish downloads) is over my head, sorry about that.
Thanks for the review, Rushes.

Rushes. for the link Becky.

Thanks, everyone!

sierramindy, the meetings take up literally 30 seconds, and the dummy runs are exploratory, looking for the security cameras, etc.

Thanks, Rushes, for the explanation! Since I last posted I have seen 2 new screenshots of this game and they completely sold me on it. I wanted to start playing the minute I spied them. They showed 2 views of Cathryn and she looked very adventuresome, especially in front of the Fine Arts Pub. I like it.

Thank you Rushes for an interesting review. I think now that it's a must have - will my bank account never get a rest!