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Stealing the Diamond

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Stealing the Diamond

Stealing The Diamond is another in a series of amazing stick figure adventure games. In Stealing The Diamond, you guessed it; you try to steal a diamond! An extremely large diamond at that! You have choices to make in your quest for theft! Will you rush in and risk everything or try to sneak your way to your prize? Whatever you decide, be careful as one wrong move will leave you without a diamond and maybe even less! Do you have what it takes to pull off the diamond heist and make it out alive? If you like this game, make sure to also try out Fleeing the Complex, the last game in the Henry Stickmin series!

What Is Stealing the Diamond?

Stealing the Diamond is a classic Flash-era browser game, from Puffballs United. You can play it free in your browser here β€” no Adobe Flash Player required.

How to Play

Press the Play button on this page and Stealing the Diamond loads directly in your browser β€” free, with nothing to install.

  1. Click Play and wait for the game to load.
  2. Use the mouse and/or keyboard as listed below.
  3. Follow the on-screen instructions to start a round.
  4. Chase a high score and replay levels as you improve.

Controls

Here's what each control does:

ActionControl
Select / interactLeft mouse button

Left mouse button

Platforms

This game is a web browser game. We also have the iOS version. Check out our emulated Flash games for more.

Why Play It in Your Browser?

Flash is gone from modern browsers, but classics like Stealing the Diamond still hold up. Playing here means no abandoned plugin installs and no hunting for shady downloads β€” press Play and you are in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Stealing the Diamond free to play here? Yes. Press Play and the game loads in your browser β€” no cost, no account, no download.

Do I need Adobe Flash? No. The game runs in your browser without installing Flash.

Can I play on my phone? Many Flash games work on mobile through the browser player, but a mouse and keyboard on desktop is usually nicest for precision titles.