Product Title Thief Developer Eidos Studios Montreal Platform My personal copy is on the Playstation 4 but it is also available on the Xbox One and PC Genre Action; Stealth The Target Audience 18+ - The game contains scenes of Blood, Nudity, Strong Language, Strong Sexual Content, Use of Drugs,...

Sometimes, Thief makes you feel...well, like a thief. The stars align, you've gathered some courage, and you swoop in to snatch a patrolling guard's coin purse unseen, and then swipe a goblet from under his nose. You sneak away, grin, and silently congratulate yourself for your unquestionable skill.

Oppressive atmosphere envelops you in thematic and visual shadows; Swooping around and thieving valuables from under guards' noses is a blast; It's fun to find cool ways to put your various tools to use

The City's choppy structure injures exploration and immersion; Glitchy AI and other clunky issues drain the game of tension; Incoherent story that ends without any sense of payoff

Remind me of my childhood days, best game for people who love Strategy play with action.

Dayport: a plague city, where the poor creep and mourn, the candles tremble and snuff, and where, in the tallest clock tower, arch-thief Garrett dusts his jewellery display cases and plots his next job.

There are elements of a better game in Thief â€" maybe even a great one. I enjoyed Garrett's adventure when it was about stealing, when it was about getting into a structure creatively and sneaking away, about accumulating and spending loot.

If you want to play a tough, but strong, stealth game, Garrett is your man. Thief is at its best when you're gathering as much loot as possible, trying to complete every chapter without disrupting a single guard. The more confrontations, the worse Thief becomes.

+ Challenging but rewarding stealth; + Plenty of loot; + Custom difficulty

- Some boring missions; - Story; - Terrible combat; - Never really feel like a thief

Thief is a game, that despite all it's good intentions, will alienate long-time fans. And the cookie-cutter generic gameplay won't do much to attract new fans either, as this franchise once again slips into the forgotten darkness of the night.

with high hopes being a fan of the originals from my adolescence. Sadly the linearity and technical issues do not allow it to reach the heights of the previous games.

Thief maintains the strengths of its stealth-centric predecessors and offers plenty in the way of actual thievery, but don't expect any fun, new gameplay mechanics or an enchanting story in this reboot.

The traditional shadow-skulking stealth gameplay; Playing through the various side missions; Stealing everything in sight

Uninspired story; Sound issues; A reboot that does nothing new

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Hugely atmospheric; Stealth mechanic is excellent; Varied missions

Broken dialogue; Poor AI; Repetitive mechanics