This is the final mission from Banshee, an early trail blazer in the art of making FMs. Unfortunately, it is the weakest thing they produced since guardhouse 1. Fortunately, Banshee knows their craft, and this mission is mostly high quality.

This mission starts off with a shop where you can buy... basic equipment. By default you don't have a ...

Relatively unique main objective, decent non-linear map layout, nicely balanced challenge gameplay wise - I can safely say that Mikko's first Thief fm does a good couple of things surprisingly well. I think I can only complain about the aesthetics (map was lit way too brightly, and the texturing is a bit rough here and there). The custom tracks ...

I want to start off by saying that this is an amazing fan mission. The atmosphere and level design are great, and the new enemies, while basically being reskins, are still incredibly well done. The first time you see one of those giant, pale-white, red-eyed, sharp-clawed yeti things, you will need a change of pants. And that's just getting thing...

How do you get past the last set of crushers (lost count on how many times I've died)

How do you get past the last set of crushers (lost count on how many times I've died)

Great mini puzzle mission that knows not to overstay it's welcome.
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How do I jump off without dying?

An original and stylish premise marred by absolutely terrible pathfinding/terrain conflict glitches that make you wondering if it had been betatested at all, and if so why they kept things as they are - you basically keep stumbling on the ground ALL the time, including some really weird jerky movements even when you stand still, breaking any imm...

A highly original concept in terms of idea, execution and atmosphere - I believe maybe the first to use total darkness as a gameplay device and way before it became more widespread a tool sometime into the 2010s, so it justly deserves credit for that. Sadly there's little in terms of actual gameplay - you basically do your jogging around (consta...

Great mission, fun premise, and well executed. It's short, which is a blessing when you need to hunt all over for specific artifacts, but experienced thief players shouldn't have a problem with it at all. It's simple, but good, and has a fun twist at the end.

Spoonman might not make missions for everyone, but they're certainly not lacking in creativity and perhaps for some a little humor.

To keep it simple, these missions are a series of humorous vignettes masquerading as full missions.
You will generally have a simple if vague objective - it's your job to try to divine what the author expects yo...

This mission is very much a dark and stormy night kind of game where you must outwit and evade the people who tried to kill you, then slowly gather your resources and explore the strange woods you are lost in. There's a creepy temple with a nearly invisible demon-ghost-thing that will utterly wreck your ****.

There's a gang of thieves you nee...

I almost feel bad for not enjoying this mission, because it's bloody beautiful. I mean it, the architecture and atmosphere are phenomenal. The problem is this mission quickly becomes a slog of a key hunt. And there's platforming. The twist and the way it's executed when you think you're about to grab the McGuffin is really well done, but the res...

I just started re-playing the thief series after re-downloading it from Steam. I enjoyed the playthrough, but desperately wanted more. There's just nothing like that little serotonin boost from hearing that glittery sound when you pick up loot.
I generally prefer the missions where it's largely about sneaking through a big rich manor and nabbi...