Thief (2014)
Developed by Eidos Montréal and coming more than 10 years after the previous Thief game, this is the fourth installment in and a reboot of the Thief franchise.
First released
Feb 25, 2014
Aliases
Thi4f, Thief IV, Thief 4
Franchises
Thief
Developed by
Eidos-Montréal, Nixxes Software BV, Square Visual Works
Published by
Eidos Interactive, Square Enix
Platforms
Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Network (PS3), PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4
Genres
Action-Adventure
Themes
Steampunk, Espionage, Crime
Rating
ESRB: M, OFLC: MA15+
Releases
- PC - Thief United States
- PC - Thief Australia
- PS3 - Thief United States
- PS3 - Thief Australia
- PS3N - Thief United States
- PS4 - Thief United States
- PS4 - Thief Australia
- X360 - Thief United States
- X360 - Thief Australia
- XONE - Thief United States
- XONE - Thief Australia
Community reviews
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Thief
Starting with the the most important part of a game - game play: The game play in Thief could be described as pretty average. The combat is striking a good balance between good and bad. The Ai like most modern games is atrocious, guards aren't so smart they only see for like 5 seconds and just don't try to chase you at all. The city could have been a atmospheric place but you just don't experience you're reduced to only partially seeing the city only back alleys and graveyards. The level variety isn't that terrible in my playtime of one hour it was quite fun. The graphics fidelity is quite good, not a lot of fps issues played this one a GTX 660, pretty impressive stuff. All in not a very good game could be good for casuals but for people wanting a stealthy challenge will be very disappointed.
REVIEW END - 8th Oct, 2014 - One hour of playtime.
REVIEW END - 8th Oct, 2014 - One hour of playtime.