While has its occasional little flaws, this mission is pretty good. The physics kinda fights the geometry here and there, and the texture work could be more varied in certain rooms, but overall, I really like the different areas we visit in this ~15 minutes long mission. A little city square, warehouse, sewers, boiler room, crypt, caves - all in...

Attention to details is incredible, all HD texture, town and buldings are incredibly well designed with so many details and realistic environment.
So much custom content as well.
Like new animals! squirrels, dogs, birds, rabbits, ducks.

On the easier side but that's not a bad thing, makes it easier to admire the environment, and less reload...

One should review something for what it is. That is to say, one reviewing some lighthearted rhyme does not compare it to a serious, deep work of poetry. So it is with Thief missions.

This mission is a charming five-minute wonder. I quite like the idea of exploring airships, and given that Thief 2 takes much aesthetic inspiration from the Vict...

What I always liked about the Bonehoard was the strong Ancient Roman vibes in it (at least to my senses) - the Roman names (some of which even the German version managed to bungle - Quintus->Quinus?!, Alarus, Marad - not "Marao", Schätzchen!), the entry, the catacomb details and architecture straight out of Fellini's Roma (specially the film's ...

... I encountered a bug late in the mission that's preventing further progress, and I'm not feeling up to replaying a mission I'm three hours down in. There's a great mission here that is rich and detailed from the smallest nook to the tallest room, and the surrealism really makes the mission 'pop'. It is, admittedly, a very lenghty and complica...

A sinkhole has opened up and Garrett speeds to plumb it.

Venturing down is difficult, but satisfying once you get the hang of it.
Because of the frequent falls I suffered at first, I'm reminded of that stupid game, "Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy".

For a mission of its size, this has an immersive atmosphere and decent story. I expecte...

Excellent set of fanmissions. Had a lot of fun with this campaign, from scrounging around in the writhing pagan wilderness with Sean Connery, oh, uh... I mean Conall, of course... to jumping from rooftop to rooftop on the Thieves Highway, robbing the city blind and getting back what was rightfully mine, in a beautiful-looking and from a gameplay...

"The Builder's Paradise" is one of the best custom missions out there for sure; the gameplay and level design are of the highest order. ("A world of gold and metal.") The mission has an extremely oppressive yet great atmosphere. The ambient sound in this mission is simply impeccable, and story-wise, it offers an interesting alternative ending to...

Another seriously underrated mission from Korthak. Got that great City vibe and brain hurting density of WBTC. I'm looking forward to the next instalment! This is what a TG mission should be like!