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Third Eye Crime: Act 1

Gameblyr · Apr 24, 2014

iOS

Teen

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Third Eye Crime is a stealth puzzle game featuring Rothko, a smooth-talking criminal who can telepathically predict where enemies will move to attempt to thwart his heists. Players must rely on skill and their “third eye” to deftly make an escape.


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iOS

Critic 7.4 (7 critics) · Gamer 8.8

7.9

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  • 148Apps

    Carter Dotson · Apr 28, 2014

    7.0
    At least the level progression allows for missions to be skipped, with only so many necessary for advancing to the next chapter, but this is merely a consolation. I shouldn't feel like the level skip is a necessary component, but instead it should be a helpful element of last resort.
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  • Arcade Sushi

    Luke Brown · Apr 24, 2014

    8.0
    There's plenty of challenge for more savvy players, but the difficulty ramp doesn't exclude new players from enjoying all Third Eye Crime has to offer. It's a smart and stylish game, and one that definitely scratches the wannabe gumshoe itch. Third Eye Crime might not do much different or new, but it does it right. That's all that matters.
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  • Game Reactor

    Mike Holmes · Jun 05, 2014

    7.0
    As it stands you can pick up the first act for a couple of quid, and purchase the remaining two acts for mere pennies as in-app purchases. Even though you have to pay more to access the full game, it's still decent value for money, and for the price we can recommend you pick up a copy if you're looking for more stealth on you iOS device.
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  • Pocket Gamer

    Harry Slater · Apr 30, 2014

    7.0
    Third Eye Crime has its moments, and it pulls them off with confidence and aplomb. It's in the less exciting sections, the bread and butter of the game, where it loses its way a little. It's bright and bold, and the red-splashed noir atmosphere is worth experiencing. It's just a shame that it can't quite manage to balance its stealthy progression with its puzzling core.
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