The cops are on their way and the guards are on high alert, but you can’t possibly get out the same way you came in, so it’s in deeper and deeper, hoping to find a way out the other side. Especially the thrill of something going wrong, and suddenly all that money is yours for the losing. The thrill of the unpredictable was the driving force behind this charming and spirited rogue-like heister. The procedural generation giveth, the procedural generation sometimes don’t giveth. Make do with the scant money you found in the foyer and call it a day. With pockets that full, why risk running deeper in to scoop up whatever change is lying around on the floor?īut other times, you get a network of defenses sealed tight behind brick walls, swarming with guards, festooned with landmines, eyed jealously by overlapping cameras wired to alarms. With that kind of gift laid at your feet, there’s no question of pushing the risk/reward calculations any further.
Knock out the robots, hack a couple of thousand quid out of the machine, and beat feet back to your airship pod. A lightly defended computer stuffed with cash, right next to the entrance, with only a couple of robot guards strolling by on their preset patrol paths. Sometimes when you’re playing The Swindle, a steampunk heist game with cool steampunky progression to pull you through procedurally generated heists, you get a gimme.
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