Burgle Bros.

Fun game. Small bug where if you use the crowbar on a thermo room, a player with the isotope loot still triggers an alarm when entering.

good fun game

Juegazo! La dificultad es interesante. Muy buen solitario.

Clever game with some interesting challenges which I overall recommend. But I've found the final level "Tower of Babel" to be almost impossible, due to extreme difficulty and some game glitches. Twice I have almost escaped, but the game wouldn't let me get to the roof, saying I hadn't opened all the safes, which I definitely had. Another time I made it to the roof, but it set off the arrest alarm rather than showing the helicopter escape, so I didn't get credit for winning. So prepare for some frustration.

Burgle Bros., the physical tabletop game, deserves way more attention than it gets. It's great and its recent sequel is arguably even better. This version... I'll recommend it but with a weird grimace on my face. If you've never played before: You and your friends get to be the bad guys in a bank heist. It is, admittedly, very RNG heavy but it's still a really fun puzzle for everyone to work out together, and everyone has something special they can do to try and give the team an upper hand. If you like cooperative strategy games or games where you have to adapt quickly to change, this is for you. Just... keep in mind that this digital version isn't exactly representative of the physical one in a few places and if, after playing this, you feel like something's missing then give the other a try because it is probably in there. If you're familiar with the tabletop version: The basic core you already know is all here and some differences, like the game handling guard movement and showing the current route, are nice to have. But this version has a very weird, cheap, awkward presentation to it. After a game or two, you'll figure everything out -- but be prepared to step in and help other players because certain turn actions are not presented prominently or are tucked away in an additional click that isn't exactly intuitive. Some folks have described crashing. I haven't experienced one so far. All in all, glad to have a digital translation to share with others but it's only going to cause me to break out and share the tabletop one even more.

An excellent implimentation of the board game. Takes care of the setup and cleanup and enforces all the rules while providing additional maps and options not available in the physical version. The game scales well for 1-4 players, is cooperative and does a good job of simulating "Heist" movies including all the unforseen problem that crop up. Each turn is a changing puzzle to solve and strongly encourages teamwork.