Steal Simulator

Gameplay is controlled through a standard first-person perspective interface. The player moves using the W, A, S, and D keys, with the mouse controlling the camera view. The left mouse button interacts with objects, such as picking up items or opening doors, while the right mouse button is used for aiming a lockpick or a crowbar. The spacebar initiates a jump, and the Shift key enables a sprint, which increases noise and reduces stealth. The C key toggles a crouch, lowering the player’s profile and reducing detection range. The inventory is accessed via the Tab key, allowing the player to select tools like lockpicks, hacking devices, or distraction items. The number keys 1 through 4 provide quick access to equipped tools. The game’s stealth system is governed by a visibility meter displayed as a small eye icon; when the icon is fully open, the player is hidden, and when it closes, the player is detected. Alarms are triggered by breaking windows, leaving doors open, or being spotted by security cameras. The player can disable cameras by using a hacking tool on their control panels. The escape menu is accessed with the Escape key, allowing the player to save the game manually or quit. There is no tutorial; all mechanics are learned through environmental cues and trial.