GAME FILE 01 / Chase & collect
Pigeon Heist
A perfectly good lunch. A spectacularly bad idea.
Follow Pierre from café to café. Steal another course or leave with what you have before the waiter ends lunch.
Public Studio demo · Free virtual credits · No cash play here
PUBLIC CREDIT DEMOTHE SETUP
Fine dining. Fowl play.
Pierre has spotted an unattended table. Every successful steal adds to his haul, but the waiter is paying attention. Keep going, or fly away with what you have. The difficult part is deciding that lunch is over.
YOUR FIRST ROUND
Three steps.
Then you’re in.
Start the heist.
Choose your free-credit stake and begin. The current journey sets the scene; you can explore France, Brazil and South Africa.
Build your haul.
Continue through up to twelve steals, either one at a time or with automatic pacing. Read the growing return before your next decision.
Know when to leave.
Fly away to collect the current return, or keep going and risk being caught. An optional target can make the exit for you.
INSIDE THE GAME
The details
make the mischief.
One bird. An international reputation.
Thirteen cities, local menus and a saved passport give Pierre plenty of places to overstay his welcome. A change of scenery never changes the odds.
Every course has a little more nerve.
The return grows through a twelve-steal round. Breadcrumb Rain can interrupt the chase, while the waiter finds increasingly personal reasons to investigate.
The receipt is the evidence.
Review the food collected, stake, gross return and net result after the round. Automatic pacing and manual steps follow the same rules.
THE MISSING BRAAI PLATTER
Pierre would like to make a statement.
A blue braai platter is missing in Cape Town. Pierre admits he was at the table. He has an entirely reasonable explanation, written on a napkin, in his own handwriting.
Start with any statement. Story badges are free browser-local discoveries, separate from game credits and results.BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Good to know.
Clear rules leave more room for questionable characters.
Does choosing a country change my chances?
No. Country and city choices change the food, scenery, music and characters. The same game rules apply across the journey.
Is this a reaction-speed game?
No. Manual steps and automatic pacing follow the same outcome rules. The meaningful decision is whether to continue the heist or collect the current return.
Is the advertised return a profit?
The in-game multiplier describes the gross return, including the stake. Your receipt shows the stake, gross return and net result separately.
Do I need to play another game first?
No. Every game stands on its own. You can explore the connected South African story and badge collection whenever you like; neither is required to play.
YOU KNOW THE PLAN.
Time to cause a little trouble.
This public demo uses free virtual credits. No cash play here.