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It’s a stirring game, The Masterplan. Despite Marsh’s glowing appraisal of the Early Access version, I’d held back, slightly put off by the busy cartoonish graphics (I prefer my heists minimalist and clean), so I didn’t play until I had release code. The tutorial level, which holds your hand through the world’s easiest jailbreak, is a little clunky. It asks you to do very little but still managed to confuse me, although I’ll put that down to the text prompts that detail the instructions appearing so slowly that I rushed ahead and called the police to the site of my own jailbreak because I didn’t know how to punch a window.
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(CriticalIndieGamer) It’s the early 70’s and you’re out to get revenge on society... and Richard Nixon.
You are the brains in this heist game. Pick tactics and manage your crew, either approaching a job with stealth or brute force, each with it’s own rewards and punishments. Threaten civilians to do your bidding, hide bodies to avoid detection and much much more.
Nerd Rock from the Sun writes: "When it all comes together, when you've snuck through a map, locked unconscious people in rooms, stuffed your pockets with more cash than you can carry, and are strolling nonchalantly back to your getaway car with no one any the wiser, there's no feeling quite like it."
