is a hyper-realistic mechanical simulation game developed by Sophie Houlden, designed to teach users the physics and techniques of cracking a Group 2-style safe lock. Unlike traditional "minigame" lockpicking found in many RPGs, this simulator uses actual manipulation methods, including graphing contact points and identifying "gates" within the lock's wheels. Core Game Features

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: Some users find the tutorial's later steps (transitioning between wheels) difficult to follow without external research. Sophie's Safecracking Simulator on Steam

: Simulates an average Group 2 safe lock with three wheels, using standard rotational patterns (e.g., 4x CCW, 3x CW).

: Includes a multi-step course walking players from basic component identification to advanced manipulation.

: Features an "X-ray" view that allows you to peer inside the lock to see how the fence and wheels interact in real-time.