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What is Of Guards and Thieves? Of Guards and Thieves is a multiplayer stealth game in which high-powered guards face off against fast and elusive thieves in a contest of wits. Outsmarting the enemy and shooting your way through to the goal are equally valid strategies. A game with simple rules, emergent gameplay and high replayability, Of Guards and Thieves is sure to be a showstopper in your gaming collection! OGAT is currently in Early Access Development Phase; you can play the lite version for FREE or join the Early Access club by buying the game and supporting the developers! For more information check the Early Access page.

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News and Update OGAT - Announcement: Moving to Free To Play section - PART 1 - November 18, 2016 OGAT - Update r.78.3 - October 28, 2016 Update 76.0 Karts, Training mode, Shooting Range map, New Gadgets, Free weekend and more - June 24, 2016 Update 75.5 Friend List and MAY Daily Report Recap - June 1, 2016 Last Version Content 58.4 *New Map: Soccer Field 2 *New Map: MadBall Arena *BugFix *SOC player Skin x6 *Option to activate Knife Damage in SOC

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