
The stealth genre gets turned on its head in The Marvellous Miss Take - the only heist adventure that invites you to steal with style! Use cunning, guile and the art of deception to grab the loot and escape without getting caught by the guards!
Hold the front page: a once magnificent art collection left behind by a kindly benefactor has been unscrupulously poached and split up among private collectors around London! Enter Sophia Take, the rightful heir to the misappropriated masterpieces and, now, a would-be cat burglar to boot! To reclaim her inheritance, players must help Sophia embark on an exciting and daring heist adventure packed with fast-paced thieving action. Armed only with a talent for misdirection and the friendship of two like-minded portrait purloiners, she sets out to steal back what was once hers… Packed with thought-proving dilemmas and high-security measures, The Marvellous Miss Take turns the stealth genre on its head by using organised chaos to keep players on their toes. Successfully pilfering portraits isn’t as easy as it may seem: wandering guards decide their patrol routes on the fly, security cameras keep watch over everything and even innocent gallery goers just visiting to admire the art might raise the alarm if they see something suspicious. Only by using quick wits and even quicker reflexes can players hope to grab the loot and escape unseen – there’s no option for violence and the clock ticking!


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Note: video review embedded below. The Marvellous Miss Take is such a phenomenal stealth game that it seems to have snuck by just about everyone. Terrible puns aside, Miss Take is likely one the most tragically passed by game of 2014, and one of its absolute bests. An isometric stealth game starring a feisty redhead who’s inherited art has been stolen away, it better understands the fundamentals of what make a brilliant stealth game than nearly anything I’ve ever played. It builds itself upon basic but rock solid mechanics - hiding, running, and pilfering anything that isn’t nailed down - and then applies them to ingenious level designs to stretch them to their absolute limits. Miss Take is immediately accessible without ever feeling dumb, giving you tools you understand but finding endless ways to constantly force you to rethink how you can apply them to a situation. There was never
This is a cute stealth game where you steal artwork (which was in turn stolen from your family) from under the nose of several wandering guards. You need to avoid their line of sight and avoid making loud footsteps to get past them. Miss Take meets two friends and you can play as either of them as well. Pros: Lots of fun, its a bit Portal-like but with easier puzzles. The music is this hip jazzy sound that builds a fun atmosphere. The puzzles can be challenging, but not too challenging. There's some map re-use, but always with a twist so it doesn't feel like you're re-playing the same map. Super cute graphics! Gadgets are fun, especially the teleporter. Everything is subtitled and all sounds like footsteps have visual representations so this game should be deaf player friendly. Cons: The guards move randomly, so sometimes you'll enter a map and not have much of a chance to win becau
The Marvelous Miss Take is what the developers call an action stealth game. I would say this is about right. The story is that Sophia Take has had her family's art collection stolen from her by what she suspects is a forged will. Thus, she goes out to "repatriate" her collection. Along the way, she finds Harry Carver who is a well-known art thief and Daisy a young pick-pocket. They help Sophia uncover the plot and recover the art. Yeah, it is cliche, but the game is fun. It is played through 25 levels (the first is a tutorial only Sophia can do). Each level is a multi-story building owned by Ralph Blackstock the wealthy magnate who took the art. Sophia must avoid the guards and the cameras as shown by a sight cone. If spotted, the guards will come and investigate. The cameras, they just emit a screeching alarm that attracts all the guards that can hear it. Along the way Sophia can use
The Marvelous Miss Take is a great game for the first few levels, fun and simple! However, on the second level of Chapter Two(Show Me The Monet), it got ridiculously frustrating for me. The Guards' sight range is incredibly vast, which is fine.. But not if there's three of them in a small gallery. Along with a camera. After passing that level (not before failing many, many times before.) within an hours worth of trying, I moved onto the next. This is when they added Dogs. The Dogs' sight range is reasonable, but the scent range is infuriating- Especially if you put them in a room with a Guard AND a camera. This is when I decided to stop the game. It was fun, very fun, for the first few levels. Then, it's simple stealing went from challengingly fun to unbelievably, frustratingly difficult. That, of course, is just my take on the game. Those who enjoy difficulty would probably love i
Miss Take (v.1.2.3) [ Fun: 7 | CTRL: 8 | GFX: 7 | SFX: 8 | Stable: Yes | Replay: 7 ] [ Total : 7 ] + Superb music evokes the heist films of the 60's & 70's + Great characters and charming animation + Professional artwork and presentation throughout + Generally good level designs makes play challenging + Randomised guards help make replays more interesting ~ Mechanics don't really evolve, making later levels samey and limited tool uses stifle creative play ~ New characters add level replays but not really new mechanics ~ While guards are random, loot is not making replay less fun that it could have been ~ Restarting a sub-level over and over can get frustrating ~ While you'll breeze early levels, later ones should be played as 'drop in casual' to avoid frustration - Guards barely move and often get stuck in patterns making you wait minutes before you can make a move - Could have used
A solid 11 oceans out of 10 art heists This review is a reupload from Gao Li Occasionally Reviews[gaolioccasionallyreviews.wordpress.com] The Marvellous Miss Take (Wonderstruck, 2014) is a short, but incredibly fun to play and beautiful to look at stealth game. The art collection Miss Sophia Take was supposed to inherit from her aunt was stolen by Ralph Blackstock and she and her friends have not just vowed to reclaim it, but also uncover the truth behind his ill-gotten gains. In this game with an isometric camera angle, players engage in various art heists in 25 different galleries (not counting tutorial and epilogues) as one of three characters: Sophia Take, the master thief Harry Carver, or the pick pocket Daisy Hobbs. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=785268579 Controls Miss Take can be played either with your keyboard/mouse combo or a controller. For this re
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