Sophie's Safecracking Simulator

需要细致点的教学！

I'm an avid lockpicker, and this sim came recommended to me by multiple safecrackers in our community as a solid introduction to the art. Having virtually no understanding of how safes function beforehand (though an understanding of locking mechanisms from picking does help a little) this $2.99 simulator was more than worth the price. It taught me the terminology of safe manipulation, the mechanisms at work, and exactly how to approach the process. Safecracking is easier said than done even when you know the process, but this simulator achieved exactly what I bought it for and I'm ready to work on my first real dial. I recommend this if you're either interested in safecracking or are just curious about the mechanisms. This is really fascinating stuff, in my opinion, and the sim adequately demonstrates everything.

Good sim if you are interested in how combination locks work but it is a very bare-bones sandbox simulator. No hand-holding difficulty progression...just a menu with lock and tool options and a well simulated safe. I give it a thumbs up because it is exactly what it says it is, and no bugs. It is missing one tool though... A heavy duty drill with carbide bit and some oil.

Exactly as it looks, it teaches you how to open a safe lock. If you have a bit of interest in the topic, this is worth checking out.

有些事情用一個C4就能解決的了 如果不行 用兩個

I did the whole tutorial, and I did learn how a safe works and how cracking it works. I'm not experienced enough yet to crack the safes in the game, but at least I understand the theory, which is great. This game is pretty awesome, highly recommended for the curious minds out there. I knew nothing about safes, I have actually never even seen a combination safe like these in real life, and I already know a lot about them thanks to this game. Amazing! Thank you Sophie! ^_^ The tutorial is well explained, but it does take some experimenting for the theory to sink in. I'll keep playing it to try to crack the safes, and I'll update this review later... Edit: Less than one hour more of practice and I got safes open in the simulator. The lessons work! Of course, my safe setting is still in "easy", but I can say I understand how it works well enough to open the easy ones. Now I'm curious to know how it would work with a real-life one... except I checked amazon and there aren't any cheap ones to play with. lol