
One-armed robber is a chaotic first-person heist game that centers around a uniquely challenging premise. Players take the role of a determined robber equipped with only one arm, tasked with pulling off daring heists on banks, shops, and various establishments.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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spoko gierka
Good luck
why rob a bank when you're disabled what a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ loser go start a fundraiser lmao
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it good 5 stars
NO TOQUEN ESTE JUEGO PQ SOPAPA PAPIROLA
peak af
This game is really fun, but all the cosmetics besides like 6. 4.5 Stars
viciante dms, muito bom, leve pra caramba
weil baum
One armed robber is Incredibly glitchy and has some of the worst guard vision systems i have ever seen. And some items for the shop are VERY overpowered and sometimes remove entire parts from the level that you no longer need to play. (which of course can be fixed by just not using that item.) But still a very fun game i play it with my friends all the time and would recommend.
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