About Bob The Robber 2

Bob the Robber 2 follows a reformed thief pulled back in for one more job — except this time he's stealing to save the city, not himself. Across ten levels you slip past guards, cameras, and locked doors to grab a specific target item and get out clean, and the game leans into cartoon stealth rather than action: getting spotted usually means starting the room over, not a fight.

Each level is a small puzzle box more than a straight run — you're reading guard patrol timing, watching where cameras sweep, and figuring out which door needs a lock pick versus a sabotaged circuit board. Levels stack extra objectives on top of the exit, like hidden cash you can spend on gadgets from the in-game shop, so a clean run and a thorough one aren't the same thing.

Controls

  • Arrow Keys or WASD – move Bob left and right
  • Up Arrow or W – climb, enter doors, interact with objects
  • Spacebar – strike a guard or pick a lock

Tips

  • Guards only see what's in front of them — sneak up from behind for a silent takedown instead of walking into their line of sight.
  • Security cameras sweep on a fixed pattern. Watch one full cycle before moving through its blind spot.
  • Sabotage circuit boards to pop electronic doors instead of forcing them — it's quieter and won't draw guards over.
  • Loot every room you pass through, not just the objective item; the hidden cash buys gadgets that make later levels easier.

It's a solid pick if you like games that reward patience and reading a room over reflexes — short enough per level for a quick session, with enough of a puzzle in each one to make sneaking through worth slowing down for.

Bob The Robber 2 FAQ

How many levels does Bob the Robber 2 have?
Ten levels, each set around a specific building and target item to steal, with guards, cameras, and locked doors standing in the way.
What happens if a guard spots me?
Getting caught fails the current attempt at that room, so most of the challenge is timing your movement past guards and camera sweeps rather than fighting your way through.
What are the circuit boards for?
Some doors are electronic rather than locked with a pick. Sabotaging the nearby circuit board opens them quietly, without alerting guards the way forcing a lock can.

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