Even when completing the optional objective, which gives you a big bunch of extra loot, I still came 200 short in the end. I revisited every single area three times, and still haven't gotten enough. It's ridiculous to a point where I can't recommend this mission. I've played nearly a hundred FMs at this point, and I've never been unable to compl...

My opinion on Feast of Pilgrim kept changing throughout the adventure. My first impression was a very positive one. Then, I began to notice just how many times I fell from the rooftops due to awkward jumps; mantling often didn't work, jumps had to be made from an angle to get to another balcony, or from sloped surfaces to make it all just a tad ...

This mission doesn't feature any forced ghosting, so not sure why it's categorized as such...

Ashes and Dust is a mansion mission that fits perfectly as either a breather between more expansive missions, or a return to FMs after taking a break. The mansion isn't very huge, but its Expert objective (don't knock down more than two people) keeps...

That's basically the whole mission described in one sentence. It really is a freakin' mess, the layout of this mission. Kept going around too many times to be "my fault, skill issue".

So, when you finally get to where you're supposed to, and you can forget the stress of trying to find your way around the vertical maze, and the holy-fokin'-sh...

Every single mission of Sturmdrang Peak is enjoyable. Some of them are more enjoyable than others, and there's a few elements that might not stick the landing completely. Outside of these, every mission is worth playing on its own. They're all short, smooth, and satisfying.

Together, however, they become more. They reinforce and complement e...

As I'm European, I'm not familiar with the whole WWE SmackDown thing, so I had to look it up before playing. The demo consists of a few simple hallways with custom textures and one objective: to kill some guy in the ring. As another reviewer said, this little level can serve as a starting point for adding basic elements in DromEd. It's also a ni...

1 GARRETT'S APARTMENT
Neat way to open the game

This isn't really a mission. It's more of a nice way of introducing us to the story. We get to see Garrett's (current) apartment, and find a letter on the doormat. Reading it finishes the mission. That was easy!

OVERALL RATING: 6
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2 DAMP ATMOS...

The first mission, the City mission, is absolutely great, visually beautiful, expansive, full of multiple ways around, and multiple interiors to get into. Except maybe the serwers, they're mighty generic and nothing to write home about. I guess tho there is not too much you can do to a sewer level to make it anywhere close to interesting, or non...

In Ashcombe House, we are tasked with robbing a modestly sized estate. A tunnel connecting the sewers with the mansion's hedge maze is dig by a bunch of goons and this is where our heist starts.

The target building is constructed and furnished in a Victorian style; there are three floors to explore. Had it not been for some new textures, As...

First things first - I've played a bit of Thief in my time, but I'm not an expert. I'm just "a bit experienced". I don't try Ghosting, or Supreme Ghosting (cheers Klatremus, hehe), I blackjack anyone that is certainly going to make my life hell or be an obstacle difficult to avoid. So it's not like my gameplay is about making my life and my walk...

A hidden gem released in 2006, during a time when the golden days of Thief: The Dark Project modding had already passed. It was still a while before authors like Melan, BBB, and Vlad Midnight would begin a slow resurgence of fan missions designed in the classical T1 style. This mission, medium in size, takes us on a familiar journey. The objecti...