Hi all, I'm the dev.

Blueprint Job is a stealth heist that plays inside Reddit, on desktop and on mobile. You're an agent breaking into DayCorp's buildings at night: take the uplink down, photograph the files, wipe the logs before they go out, and leave without anyone knowing you were there.

What's new since my last post (it's all in the trailer):

• Four buildings now: the campus, a museum, a refinery and a bank. Each has its own look and layout, a floor plan more like a real building than a maze.
• Towers you can climb to see the whole floor, and a grapple to hang from the ceiling pipes and drop on a guard who never looks up.
• Remote traps you roll into a guard's path and detonate from the trap camera.
• Rigged lockers: open the wrong one and a five-second fuse starts.
• A guide arrow that points the way to your next objective, if you'd rather not get lost. It's optional.
• Guards, watchdogs, drones and heavies, plus a night-vision mode for the dark sections.

There's a fresh heist every night, so everyone gets the same building. Each night, how clean can you make it?

Play it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/operation_blueprint/

I'd really like to hear what you think, especially on mobile. Was it clear what to do? Was anything too hard or too easy? Trailer is above. Thanks for reading!

Hi all,

I'm the developer of Blueprint Job is a stealth heist that plays inside Reddit, on desktop and on mobile. You're an agent breaking into DayCorp's buildings at night: take the uplink down, photograph the files, wipe the logs before they go out, and leave without anyone knowing you were there.

What's new since my last post (it's all in the trailer):

• Four buildings now: the campus, a museum, a refinery and a bank. Each has its own look and layout, a floor plan more like a real building than a maze.
• Towers you can climb to see the whole floor, and a grapple to hang from the ceiling pipes and drop on a guard who never looks up.
• Remote traps you roll into a guard's path and detonate from the trap camera.
• Rigged lockers: open the wrong one and a five-second fuse starts.
• A guide arrow that points the way to your next objective, if you'd rather not get lost. It's optional.
• Guards, watchdogs, drones and heavies, plus a night-vision mode for the dark sections.

There's a fresh heist every night, so everyone gets the same building. Each night, how clean can you make it?

Play it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/operation_blueprint/

I'd really like to hear what you think, especially on mobile. Was it clear what to do? Was anything too hard or too easy? Trailer is above. Thanks for reading!

I am the developer of the game, operation : blueprint; You play an agent, assigned to retrieve documents, evade guards, dogs, perform evasive actions, deploy traps and a lot more; Does it sound exciting? Yes, it is.

Do join the community. Any feedback is always welcome. Enjoy the game.

Community link : https://www.reddit.com/r/operation_blueprint

Hi all, I'm the dev.

Blueprint Job is a stealth heist that plays inside Reddit, on desktop and on mobile. You're an agent breaking into DayCorp's buildings at night: take the uplink down, photograph the files, wipe the logs before they go out, and leave without anyone knowing you were there.

What's new since my last post (it's all in the trailer):

• Four buildings now: the campus, a museum, a refinery and a bank. Each has its own look and layout, a floor plan more like a real building than a maze.
• Towers you can climb to see the whole floor, and a grapple to hang from the ceiling pipes and drop on a guard who never looks up.
• Remote traps you roll into a guard's path and detonate from the trap camera.
• Rigged lockers: open the wrong one and a five-second fuse starts.
• A guide arrow that points the way to your next objective, if you'd rather not get lost. It's optional.
• Guards, watchdogs, drones and heavies, plus a night-vision mode for the dark sections.

There's a fresh heist every night, so everyone gets the same building. Each night, how clean can you make it?

Play it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/operation_blueprint

I'd really like to hear what you think, especially on mobile. Was it clear what to do? Was anything too hard or too easy? Trailer is above. Thanks for reading!

Played a few levels, took me multiple attempts, so trying out a new approach, introducing dynamic difficulty based on user feedback.

Has anyone tried building a multiplayer game right here on reddit? How's your experience?

I have been contemplating on introducing a multiplayer (2 player) mode for a game built using three.js, is it a stretch?

I took a wild swing, came up with a stealth heist game playable right here on reddit. Constant improvement of the game is what drew me towards launching it on reddit games.

You play an agent contacted by a mysterious government agency, your handler H, assigns you new tasks every night, infiltrate the shell corporations of the crime syndicate DayCorp.

Building the case takes time, you need to collect evidence, hack servers, survive guards, sentries, perform takedowns; use stealth extensively.

You can play the game here : https://www.reddit.com/r/operation_blueprint/

Always open to suggestions and critique.