iOS (iPhone/iPad) Critic Reviews

In every way possible, Tiny Thief manages to raise the bar between what can be accomplished on the mobile platform today in 2013, as it settles right into its impeccable balance between fun, original gameplay, and the bright accessibility of games like Angry Birds.

There are five tutorials, which barely count as levels, and another 25 stages across five worlds. I was shocked by how well every level distinguished itself, even within worlds. Every new screen was like beginning a newly reset game of Mouse Trap, but with setup exorcised in favor of pure Goldbergian fun.

There’s nothing fancy about Tiny Thief. It’s just adorable.

Though it won't test hardended point-and-click fans, Tiny Thief is a witty puzzle adventure packed with personality and character.

If you're a fan of adventure games, this is a no-brainer -- just don't be surprised if you spend an entire afternoon tearing through it, longing for more.

Tiny Thief offers so many little things to appreciate, and they all fit together for a great big adventure that is a must buy for hours of entertainment.

Tiny Thief is one of the most refined titles ever appeared on smartphones and tablets.

Tiny Thief is a lovely and original game with an incredible attention to detail in terms of graphics and gameplay: it's a little bit too short, but while it lasts it's one of the most enjoyable puzzlers out there.

Tiny Thief is a very solid game in every aspect, perfect for short -or long- gaming sessions.

The nice graphics and a simple and intuitive gameplay will definitely make it a game to try, if not a must have for those looking for something different from the majority of the products on the market.