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"The game's called Art Of Theft. The long version is Trilby: The Art Of Theft, because it features everyone's favourite dapper renegade from the Chzo Mythos (I stress that it's set in 1991, two years before 5DAS, so don't think it's a continuation or anything). | "''The game's called Art Of Theft. The long version is Trilby: The Art Of Theft, because it features everyone's favourite dapper renegade from the Chzo Mythos (I stress that it's set in 1991, two years before 5DAS, so don't think it's a continuation or anything).'' | ||
AoT isn't an adventure game, though. It's a mission-based stealth platformer using a severely modified 1213 engine, with the emphasis on gameplay rather than story. As a younger, more arrogant, more complacent Trilby your goal is to infiltrate a variety of buildings in the fictional Chapow City, steal loot, achieve objectives and get out again with the subtlety of a flickering shadow in a ninja outfit." | ''AoT isn't an adventure game, though. It's a mission-based stealth platformer using a severely modified 1213 engine, with the emphasis on gameplay rather than story. As a younger, more arrogant, more complacent Trilby your goal is to infiltrate a variety of buildings in the fictional Chapow City, steal loot, achieve objectives and get out again with the subtlety of a flickering shadow in a ninja outfit.''" | ||
* [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/content/games/yahtzee/artoftheft Download link] | * [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/content/games/yahtzee/artoftheft Download link] | ||
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A full [http://tigsource.com/articles/2007/12/01/the-art-of-theft-trilby-rank-playthrough video walkthrough] by [[User:Terry|Terry Cavanagh]] is available on [http://www.tigsource.com TIGSource] ([[Terry_AOT_Walkthrough|Local mirror]], 2nd January '08). Shows a Trilby Rank playthrough of each level and each level's mission text, as well as all the cutscenes. Doesn't include the bonus heist. | A full [http://tigsource.com/articles/2007/12/01/the-art-of-theft-trilby-rank-playthrough video walkthrough] by [[User:Terry|Terry Cavanagh]] is available on [http://www.tigsource.com TIGSource] ([[Terry_AOT_Walkthrough|Local mirror]], 2nd January '08). Shows a Trilby Rank playthrough of each level and each level's mission text, as well as all the cutscenes. Doesn't include the bonus heist. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:53, 23 January 2008
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Trilby: The Art of Theft From the author's description: "The game's called Art Of Theft. The long version is Trilby: The Art Of Theft, because it features everyone's favourite dapper renegade from the Chzo Mythos (I stress that it's set in 1991, two years before 5DAS, so don't think it's a continuation or anything). AoT isn't an adventure game, though. It's a mission-based stealth platformer using a severely modified 1213 engine, with the emphasis on gameplay rather than story. As a younger, more arrogant, more complacent Trilby your goal is to infiltrate a variety of buildings in the fictional Chapow City, steal loot, achieve objectives and get out again with the subtlety of a flickering shadow in a ninja outfit." |
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Walkthroughs
An excellent and detailed Walkthrough by Radiant (Local mirror, 2nd January '08). Details all the skills and recommended purchase order, the costumes and how to get them, and how to approach each level.
A full video walkthrough by Terry Cavanagh is available on TIGSource (Local mirror, 2nd January '08). Shows a Trilby Rank playthrough of each level and each level's mission text, as well as all the cutscenes. Doesn't include the bonus heist.