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Is Robbery Bob: Man of Steal worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Casual stealth fans who want short mission-based challenges
- Players who enjoy collecting varied objects while avoiding detection
- Action players looking for a comic burglary story across many locations
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking open-ended stealth sandboxes may find the level-by-level burglary structure restrictive.
- Those who dislike repeating missions to pursue perfect results may hit a wall when replaying completed jobs.
- Players looking for combat-focused action may find evasion and hiding take priority over fighting.
Our take on Robbery Bob: Man of Steal
The likely bounce point arrives when a player starts chasing perfect results across the mission set. The same stealth routines, hiding spots, enemy avoidance, and item collection can become a sticking point for anyone seeking broader systemic freedom or combat-heavy action.
What is Robbery Bob: Man of Steal?
Play as Bob, a burglar pushed into completing several final jobs before leaving crime behind.
Move quietly through more than 100 missions set in residential areas, laboratories, and skyscrapers while avoiding guards, occupants, and sleeping dogs. Hide in narrow spaces, gather items ranging from confidential papers to clothing and television remotes, and aim for perfect results. Six costumes provide different ways to approach situations, including a ninja outfit for stealth and a bunny suit for distracting opponents. A comic story with animated scenes and plot twists connects the missions.
How Robbery Bob: Man of Steal plays
- 01Stealth Missions
- Sneak around guards, residents, and sleeping dogs while using confined hiding places to avoid being spotted.
- 02Varied Locations
- The missions move through ordinary neighborhoods, secret laboratories, and tall buildings.
- 03Six Costumes
- Outfits include a ninja disguise for concealment and a rabbit suit that can distract enemies.
- 04Collectible Loot
- Objectives include taking secret papers, clothing, television remotes, and other objects.
- 05Comic Story
- Animated scenes and unexpected story developments connect Bob's burglary jobs.
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Robbery Bob: Man of Steal: platforms & release
Is Robbery Bob: Man of Steal worth it?
It is worth it if: casual stealth fans who want short mission-based challenges. Skip it if: players seeking open-ended stealth sandboxes may find the level-by-level burglary structure restrictive.
Where can I download Robbery Bob: Man of Steal?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Robbery Bob: Man of Steal's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Robbery Bob: Man of Steal on?
Windows only.
