Vault Cracker

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Hidden object game. You are a retired burglar/safecracker travelling with your son, until he's kidnapped and you receive a demand to do a job. Don disguises, find ways into locations, and solve puzzles to open safes, in order to satisfy the kidnapper's demands. And perhaps identify the kidnapper. This game hasn't aged well. It doesn't allow resolution to be specified, and its idea of "full screen" on my laptop is a quarter of the screen. It feels like it should be running in Dosbox. Most of the game, aside from the story cutscenes, is hidden object. Cracking the safes involves visual puzzles, but said safes are few and far between. There is also the occasional "find the person in the room by eliminating everyone else using this criteria" exercise, made tricky by the devs' subjective idea of what fills criteria, the small screen and the poorish resolution. Mostly you're finding parts of things to fit together with other things to get into the places you need to burgle. Like many hidden object games I've seen, the scene for object-searching is sort of muddy, employing various shades of grey. Some hidden object games I've seen have a zoom-in feature; it would be [i]really nice[/i] if this game had that, given the muddiness and the small screen size. Still, I haven't had to use the HINT button more than once per puzzle. Got it from a Steam key raffle site. At the time of this writing it's listed at 99 cents, which I suppose isn't terrible if hidden object games are your passion. They're not mine, but even so, I've seen better than this one.