The Marvellous Miss Take

Wonderstruck Games · Nov 20, 2014

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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!

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Critic 6.7 (4 critics) · Gamer 8.2

Critic reviews

GameSpot
Jeremy Signor · Jan 28, 2015
6.0
All the pieces are in place to build you up and make you a virtual master thief, and Sofia's journey is the perfect embodiment of this process. It's just a shame that the game's level design and enemy combine to short-circuit the experience throughout, because there are so many individual pieces that make the game really easy to like. Sofia deserves better.
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PC Gamer
Tyler Wilde · Jan 26, 2015
6.8
As it is, it’s not interesting enough that I want to sit at my desk and devote my full attention to it for any longer than I have. I do respect how clean and direct its design is, and how it tries to make stealth an active task instead of a bunch of waiting, but it only succeeds at that in a portion of its levels. It's not bad by any means, just a decent stealth game that didn't hook me.
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Arcade Sushi
Greg Srisavasdi · Jan 07, 2015
8.0
The Marvellous Miss Take may, considering its refreshingly light color palette and cutesy moniker, be mistaken as an all too easy stealth experience, but looks are definitely deceiving. Sophia and her partners are beguiling, artful dodgers, and along with stealing a ton of masterpieces, they will also capture a healthy chunk of your time.
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Hardcore Gamer
Geoff Thew · Nov 21, 2014
6.0
The Marvellous Miss Take has a good deal going for it – fast-paced stealth gameplay, eminently charming visuals and a fantastic pun for a title. There’s a decent variety to the level design and new game elements are introduced at a good clip to keep things fresh. Unfortunately, it’s hamstrung by its ambitious but flawed control scheme, and while it can provide a decent diversion, it won’t do much for hardcore stealth gamers.
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