Tiny Thief Hack For Hints and Stars

Tiny Thief is part point-and-click adventure for iOS and Android, part stealth action game that is made by Rovio, a company that has made one of my favorite mobile games, Bad Piggies. You play the part of the Robin Hood type of thief who gains his money just in the same way. You’ll “interact” with the locals and that’s how you’ll go about it. For the most part you aren’t doing anything wrong, you tend to be a good character but every game has a little bit of mischief to it. The game is very low on dialog and more focused on the play, using the characters to emulate a story with a pretty good sense of humor throughout it.

The controls for this game prove to be about as simple as you could imagine for a game like this and I find that quite refreshing. Basically all you have to do is touch an area to move there. Similarly you just have to touch an object to interact with it, simple as that for movement. One thing that seems quite nice, but can be annoying at times, is the fact you can’t tap multiple places at once. Say for instance you’re hiding behind a box and you tap forward on accident. No worries though, there is a button you need to press to move from boxes or barrels and that can save you at times when it comes to be stealthy. It does get a bit annoying to do and at first I just want to move without having to do anything extra, but later on it makes a world of difference to not being found.

Each level has three objectives and that may seem like a small thing to accomplish but it really does become tough if you aren’t all that careful and plan your route. All you have to do is find the objects scattered through out the map, find your ferret companion that comes up in each level (somewhat akin to Where’s Waldo), and complete the main object that each level has. While a lot of the puzzles are fairly straightforward and don’t take much to figure them out, you absolutely have to think outside the box to get through all of the game and complete it fully. Rovio manages to do this with a lot of games and Tiny Thief is no different. Each level can be as hard or as easy as you want it to be really. You have the option of just finishing the level and that will earn you one star and still allow you to move on. Completing all three tasks will net you three stars and in my mind that gives me a feeling of accomplishment in the game. That being said there are always clues you can use to help guide you if at any point you get stuck on a level.

Due to the game being so diverse, you’re not only left with engaging puzzles that just so happen to make you think a bit, but you’re getting a laugh or two along the way. It really does help that Tiny Thief has adorable visuals and unique character designs that tie the entire game together and makes me feel like the title is more than appropriate. The graphics are very clean but I feel as if there are parts that could be made a bit better but all in all I feel as if the graphics and sounds make this game that much better. I love the style the developers went with, and would be more than pleased to see more of it in other games. Short comics help guide you through the story, which takes no more than a few seconds to read, putting you back into the action almost instantly. Rovio is known for their comics in games and I feel like this game utilizes them better than any other game they’ve made so far.

Tiny Thief Hack For Hints and Stars

You might be sitting there playing Tiny Thief for Android or iOS, if so, then you know how important it is to get stars and hints in the game to help you along. You can get hints in the app store, but this costs real money, and a lot of people don’t like to do this because it gets expensive. If you are one of these people, then you should download AppGameCheats free hack tool, which gives you hints and stars for free.

If you look at the picture below, you will see how easy the options menu appears, which allows you to just input the amounts of hints and stars you want to add to your account.

Downloading the hack tool is easy and it only takes about 30 seconds, and then it will install automatically. You will then need to select which device you are using to play Tiny Thief such as Android or iOS. Once that is done, then you will need to wait for the generator to finish working, which should only take about 45 seconds to complete, but all of the speeds depend on your internet connection.

You will then be able to open Tiny Thief on your device as normal, and you will notice the hints and stars are already added to your account. This hack is completely free and safe to use, and will help you progress through the game without using money on in-game purchases.

Tiny Thief Cheats & Tips

Sadly the amount of tips I can offer is limited and that is due to the lack of real mechanics this game has. It really makes you explore the level and that’s what I can tell you. No matter how odd it may seem there may be a hidden object behind a window, behind a plant, or anything really. The tips that got my through this game is to basically consider everything fair game. If getting three stars on each level is something you want to do then I would make sure that you click around like a mad man. There will be instances in missions where you won’t have a clue as to where certain items are and it really doesn’t give you too much help to figure it out. Like I said before, this game is as hard as you make it and I don’t think the base storyline is all that difficult to get through.

Oddly enough I’ve found a pattern with Rovio games in general. They make games that have levels that you can basically look up everything within the level. For a game like this I completely agree with having everything the same for each person and that allows people who are really stuck to get past the level they’re on. That being said you can look up YouTube videos to get through levels and even watch videos on how to get three stars on each level. The main storyline does not warrant this at all in my mind but obviously some people might have trouble with certain parts. It took me the greater part of today to beat the game, not getting three stars on each level yet. Like I’ve said before I don’t recommend doing this for each level because it really does ruin the enjoyment of beating a level by yourself. Getting three stars in the harder levels is a great accomplishment and I really do struggle to get some of them at times.

Experiment with the different objects you find, and think about how they might be connected with one another. Found a bowl of candy in the middle of nowhere? Maybe you can use it to distract the guard who just won’t budge from his starting position at the time. Using items like this can lure the guard into a barrel or away from the spot you need to get to. You may have to use the item multiple times to get the guard far enough away, don’t get too hasty with this and wait until you think it’s done. There’s no reason to rush in this game, all it will do is subject you to more danger and probably make you restart the level altogether.

Our Tiny Thief Review

Every single moment of every single stage has been well crafted, and gives an outstanding performance of creativity and charm. Not only do the level layouts and eventual solutions themselves seem creative and amazingly fun, but so do the graphics and sound effects added to the game. The amount of attention that’s given to the finer details, like the many interactive objects you’ll be able to tap on in the background is simply outstanding and I could not ask for anything more, other than a few more chapters to play through. There is a quick comic book-style intro before each and every thievery quest, and a unique animated results screen after you complete one. Even the Tiny Thief’s completion screens are well done and don’t seem like every other basic screen in a mobile game. It really goes to show the amount of care they’ve put into their creation and I admire that.

Tiny Thief is a very simple game when it comes down to it. Once again you can decide if you want to make the game more difficult for yourself by going for three stars on each level. But that isn’t to say that there’s no skill or thought involved in the game. As Tiny Thief’s tiny thief, you have six full quests to work through, each made up of several distinct scenes that have endless amounts of fun until you find every item. In each one, there’s a specific object you have to manage to do in order to open the exit to the next level. The item in question is usually somehow connected a guard or a bully that you need to stop -Tiny Thief is more Robin Hood as I have stated before. I do highly suggest finding each hidden item due to the added time it gives the game and you really won’t regret the extra time spent.

The only real fault of Tiny Thief is that I wish there was more of it for me to play afterwards. I was glued to my screen, ready to see what the next area would be, and thoroughly enjoying the game in every aspect. The comedic element of the game makes everything better when you get to a point in the game where you begin to get stuck and slightly frustrated. If you’re a fan of adventure games, this is a no brainer for you to play. Don’t be surprised if you sit down and decide to polish off this entire game in one sitting – I did and it was well worth the time spent.

So in total I’m going to sum up my feelings about Tiny Thief in a few sentences. Tiny Thief isn’t particularly difficult, but its optional challenges make for a great afternoon session of playing a game when you’ve got nothing else to do. Part adventure game, part hidden object puzzle, with a small aspect of stealth. The game manages to combine those many influences yet feels as if nothing I’ve played before on a mobile device. I really do hope to see more games like this in general and hope Rovio stick along this path that they’ve just started.

Tiny Thief Ratings

Artwork and SFX: The simplistic art and sounds to add really gives this game an extra added level of enjoyment. It takes a lot to get upset at this game because the graphics are warm and inviting and the sounds just seem to make you happy as could be even while stuck on a level. Tiny Thief has some of the best graphics for its genre and I feel like the name fits the character perfectly, every little aspect of this game is impeccable down to the menu system. Tiny Thief gets a big two thumbs up for me and I couldn’t give the artwork and SFX anything less than a 10/10.

Originality: Just a few lines up I stated “yet feels as if nothing I’ve played before on a mobile device.” in reference to the game’s overall play style and graphics. This game isn’t what I would call revolutionary, but it sure does an amazing job of showing how Rovio can make more than Angry Birds and similar games. The Robin Hood type of character you play as makes me glad to play each level because it feels rewarding beating a level and knowing I was doing it for the good of the people around. I give Tiny Thief an 8/10 for originality and hope to see many more games follow this path.

Addictiveness: I don’t get addicted to games usually and I hate to say it but I fell into this game and didn’t come back until I had beaten the game. I have yet to get all of the stars but I don’t feel like it should take too long for that to happen. If you’re someone who loves games like this, which is hard to say due to its originality, I would say you’ll end up in my position. It did not feel like I wasted any time at all because time spent having fun isn’t time wasted at all. I give this game a 9/10 when it comes to its addictiveness.