Ever wanna play the bad guy just for kicks? Yeah, same here. That’s where Robbery Bob bob the robber 4 totally scratches that itch. This game is straight-up ridiculous fun—like, you’re sneaking around, dodging clueless security, grabbing loot like you’re in a Saturday morning cartoon. But don’t think it’s just running amok, nah. These stages get wild fast. One second you’re breezing through, next thing you know, you’re hiding in a closet praying the guard’s got the attention span of a goldfish. I’ve been busted so many times, I’m basically Bob’s unofficial mugshot by now.

So, here’s the lowdown:

Robbery Bob is all about stealth, but not the boring kind. You gotta actually use your brain—slide behind furniture, time your moves, toss distractions like you’re in some slapstick comedy. Every move counts, and when you mess up? Oh, you feel it. (Pro tip: don’t chase every shiny thing you see. Or do, and join me in regret city.)

And the levels?

They start out like, “Oh, this is chill,” then suddenly you’re trying to break into a mansion with more rooms than Ikea. It’s like the game just laughs at your confidence.

Now, gadgets. Dude, the gadgets are where it’s at. Lockpicks, sneaky costumes, gizmos that make you move like you chugged five energy drinks—okay, not literally, but you get the idea. Blow your cash on junk and, trust me, you’ll be begging for a do-over when you get stuck staring at a locked door.

Don’t even get me started on the graphics—they’re super bright, almost goofy. Fits the vibe perfectly. Controls? Stupid simple. You won’t need to do thumb yoga or anything. It’s all about dodging guards, not wrestling your phone.

Bottom line:

Robbery Bob is a blast if you’re into clever little heist games with a sense of humor. Outsmarting the guards and nabbing that last piece of loot? Pure dopamine. Feels way too good for something this silly. And if you get caught? Don’t look at me—I warned you about chasing after shiny stuff. Your move, rookie.