Kill Screen’s 7/17 Playlist: Sneaking with Tiny Thief, sloppy seconds with Viscera Cleanup Detail, and Ittle Dew aids your Zelda fix

Sweaty from that summer heat? Chill out with our picks from this week’s Playlist.

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Kill Screen’s 7/17 Playlist: Sneaking with Tiny Thief, sloppy seconds with Viscera Cleanup Detail, and Ittle Dew aids your Zelda fix

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Tiny Thief (iOS, Android)

by 5 Ants

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Sometimes the logic of games is wonderfully strange. Case in point: complicity is justified as leisurely childhood whimsy. In Tiny Thief, a picturesque micro-sneaker about a child burglar and his pal-in-crime pet lemur, you take to the castle promenade in pursuit of bling and leafy green vegetables. Very cute, but do not try this at Whole Foods.

Perfect for: pastoral poets, pumpkin pickpockets, a good excuse to bust out the Aladdin soundtrack. We know you’ve been dying to!

Time to play: a couple hours.

Ittle Dew (PC, Mac, Ooya)

by Ludosity

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Ittle Dew is reminiscent of old-school The Legend of Zelda, only more adorable, by a lot. Like its older brother, it’s a game about finding treasure, bombing walls, and pushing blocks. You may have done all that before, but have you hit with a stick frisky foxes and cute temple oracles in frog suits? We thought not!

Perfect for: lady Links, straightening out landlubber platypuses, those who’ve got the Wind Waker remake on pre-order.

Time to play: a few hours.

Viscera Cleanup Detail (PC)

by RuneStorm

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You’ve destroyed countless creatures, human and non-. You’ve fragged the endboss. But what happens after the credits roll? Experience the mucuous-y joy of first-person custodial work with Viscera Cleanup Detail. Don rubber gloves instead of gatling guns and a mop instead of a machete as you scrub to a shine dimly lit corridors spattered with gore. Headshots won’t clean themselves, you know.

Perfect for: OCD assassins, Quake veterans with a guilty conscience, Winston Wolfe.

Time to play: 20 minutes, or until the gag reflex kicks in.