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Keepsake County
Rob randomized rural farmhouses and make a clean getaway before the police arrive
Visit itch.io- Category
- Action, Roguelike, Simulation
- Platform
- Windows, macOS, Linux
- Price
- $24.99 USD
- Updated
- 1 hour ago
- Status
- Released
- Session length
- About a half-hour
- Languages
- English
- Controls
- Keyboard, Mouse, Xbox controller, Gamepad (any), Joystick, Playstation controller, Joy-Con
- Accessibility
- Configurable controls, Interactive tutorial
- Source
- itch.io
About this game
Burglary in rural Frikota is a ticking-clock operation. Playing as rookie thief Sammie Sack, your goal is to slip into unfamiliar farmhouses, strip them of anything valuable, and escape with enough cash to pay down a massive debt and try to reclaim your foreclosed family home.
Every heist begins with finding a way inside and preparing your exit. You can sneak through a basement, bounce off an outdoor trampoline to breach the roof, cut the power, pick locks, and tie up residents. The occupants notice picked locks, investigate noises, and spot missing belongings, reacting by summoning law enforcement or hunting you down themselves. How you park your car matters as well: stash it out of sight to avoid drawing early attention, or leave it right by the front door for a hasty exit.
You can pocket a midnight bonus by leaving early or linger to dodge arriving police in search of extra plunder. Between runs, cash brought back to the Town Hub funds perks such as accelerated lockpicking, delayed police response times, and specialized burglary tools, alongside toll passes that open up six distinct regional biomes.
Game features
- Biome passes: Spend your haul to buy toll passes for six regions, including Plains, Forest, Lakeside, Ozarks, Badlands, and Snow.
- Hub upgrades: Return to the Town Hub between runs to unlock specialized tools and equip perks that speed up lockpicking or stall the police.
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Community comments
Community feedback from itch.io.
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Deciding whether to stash the ride out of sight or pull right up to the front step for a fast getaway works like a neat little personality check. That midnight perk for wrapping up early feels remarkably genuine — you're actually rewarded for recognizing when you've grabbed enough loot. Now that release week is here, does the Bag tool finally stay in your hands after stepping out of the vehicle, or are we still stuck toggling back and forth…
Hey hey, gave the Steam demo a spin and found it super cool. Quick question: if someone picks up the game here on Itch, does it include a free Steam key when it officially drops there?
I was just browsing the stealth games subreddit hunting down fresh or hidden stealth gems when I stumbled on this. Really enjoyable. Has strong Thief Simulator vibes, only with a lot more charm. Big fan. Dropping it on my Steam wishlist right away.
Really enjoyable game, plus the visual design and atmosphere are great. A basic tutorial would help even just for the demo, since figuring out how to break into the houses took me a bit. Also, the moment you get spotted the cops show up practically right away, but you can just sprint right past them to slip away. Overall, fantastic concept and execution. Really looking forward to seeing it progress
This title is SO much fun and packed with potential! It brings such a neat spin to the stealth genre, and I actually shared my impressions in a weird games video where it was the second project I tried! It would be amazing to have some mode with more than 4 minutes on the clock, maybe finding out how far you can push things without any time constraint? Just a thought! Super excited to see this continue to grow!
What are the lowest specs needed to run this game? My setup has an Intel UHD 620 and I need to know the minimum requirements so I can actually play. PLEASE REPLY.