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Here it is, the sequel to Breaking the Bank! This one's a little different from it's predecessor however. You can actually win! There are three different victorious endings to this game. You can escape the Legal Way, the Sneaky Way, or the Badass Way. See if you can find them all!
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Stealing the Diamond is the third game in the Henry Stickmin series. It takes place after Escaping the Prison and before Infiltrating The Airship, and is named as Episode 2 of the Henry Stickmin story. See if you can choose the right options to lead Henry to successfully stealing the titular diamond as a laundry list of game references are made.
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