Master Thief
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| Master Thief | |
|---|---|
| Game | |
| Published | October 2006 |
| Credits | |
| Author | Brian Rodriguez |
| Gameplay | |
| Interaction style |  Parser |
| Literary genre |  Espionage |
| Location |  Building |
| Language | English |
| Accessibility | Colour: none. Graphics: none. Sound: none. |
| Technical details | |
| Authoring system | Inform 6 |
| Format | Z-code 5 |
| License | Freeware |
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How it begins
You are a master thief, carrying nothing, standing in your living room. You see your wallet and a battery here. You want to go out* and steal as many treasures as you can, return here, and type "DONE" to signal you've done as much as you think you can.
(*The only part of the outside world available to you in this game is a museum, so you'll probably want to rob that.)
Trivia and Comments
- The player must use the verb "USE" for some commands.
- It's somewhat easy to forget that you need to type "DONE" when you've finished doing all you can. You must be standing in your living room and holding the treasures in your inventory to get the points for them.
- Debugging verbs reveal that the game was meant to be larger than it currently is. In addition to the museum, you would've also been able to rob a bank and a rich man's house.
- Although the wallet has a UMD seal on it, that doesn't make it certain that the game itself is set in Detroit.
Versions
Release 1
Date: October 2006
- Master Thief (Brian Rodriguez; Oct-2006; Z-code 5).
- Release 1 / Serial number 061023 / Inform v6.31 Library 6/11 SD
- UMD 2006: This was a school assignment in the Fall of 2006.
- Room count: 7 (plus 2 secret rooms that were left out of the game).
- Story file: rodriguez.z5
- Source code: rodriguez.inf
- Play it online.
Links
General info
Date: October 2006