Light Fingers

Try to use the controller took my audio away and was muted for me the whole time. Is half playable with a controller which is really annoying since the pc controls feel awful. Bad port really and the steam remote play did not work and was terrible. Not worth 20 dollars is on sale for a reason

Its a super fun party game! I actually love it for gatherings, my only complaint is that the dungeons are waaaaay too EASY, and as trap operators, alot of traps feel useless and completely avoidable. If dungeons were harder or if each player can choose a difficulty for their dungeons to balance skill, the game would be a lot more fun. Even on the hardest difficulty you can set for the dungeons its really not bad.

The game is fun, but remote play sucks

Amazing board game. Terrible online multiplayer. The remote play together only works if the host has fiber level internet and everyone has a controller. Mouse and keyboard can only be used by the host. Sort of work around is to allow everyone to use MKB and only touch it when it is their turn. If they added actual multiplayer I would be buying copies for my friends.

The game is really cool. I like the art style it has and the game is simple enough to learn. Pretty straight forward. The only thing I guess I should mention is that this game isn't really online. It is more focused on a couch co-op experience and there is a way to play with your friends through share-play or something like that, but there isn't any actual servers, so don't expect to just be playing with randoms.

There's a ton to say about Light Fingers and much enjoyment to be had though you'll have to study up a bit first. A Mario Party-esque game with the mini games being replaced by a platforming dungeon run. Enter alone or with other players and race through the dungeons gathering Gold and Loot while those not in the dungeon active traps to try and stop you. The overworld is hidden, only revealed when specific landmarks are spawned or the player chooses a specific space to move into. There are safe paths with Gold, Cards (many uses) and even perhaps a traveling salesman to stumble upon. Off the road are interactive Dungeons, winding Caves that spit you out randomly at another Cave, Shops, Swamps, Graveyards, Vaults and more to interact with and gain the advantage. Collecting Loot is how you win the game. Plunder Dungeons, Vaults, Crypts and if you feel like making enemies you can even rob a nearby shop or another player. Once you successfully grab loot you're tasked with making it back to the Thieves Camp to deposit it, only then is it truly safe. The catch is, when you steal from a Dungeon or Shop a set of Guards is spawned that chases you to the end of the earth until your wanted level is reduced to 0. Outplay both the guards and other players by using Cards, Caves or Hiding in a Forest or Tavern. All the more pressing as the location of the Thieves Camp moves after 4 acts of thievery. Get there quick or position yourself close to a possible new camp location. With all of this going on, Cards can help you get out ahead. Use them to increase your dice roll, hinder other players movement, set traps that automatically end someones turn if triggered, bribe guards to chase someone else instead and so much more. There's even a hot air balloon you can take across the world to escape your enemies. Rolling the die itself is a fun experience. All players roll at the same time and die are physics based so you can turn someones 6 into a 1 and laugh as they're dragged off to prison the next turn. There's so much to learn but the core experience is fun enough to keep you engaged and learning. If learning the game is taking a toll you can instead just run Dungeons by yourself or with friends. Platforming many different obstacles, running from walls of poison, jumping on sinking pillars over lava or cracking icebergs that split apart, creating gaps that lead to your icy doom. Tons of fun to be had in this mode. Overall this is a wonderful game though it takes time to learn the many ins and outs of. I've been playing it since it came out on the Switch some years back and have had a great time with anyone I've introduced to it. Give it a shot if you're looking for something different and strategic.