There's not really a lot to say with A Noble Death. That's almost definitely due to FM creation being such a new thing at the time, but the mission itself is straightforward, competent, and (most importantly) actually finished.

The architecture is fairly basic. The whole level is basically a small rectangle inside of a larger rectangle, but ...

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For a mission made back in 1999, this is absolutely great and even today this would be a very solid FM! It's got clever layout and the author has really designed it to be played sneaking rather than sword fighting. The story was interesting and it fitted in nicely.

I definitely recommend this old FM, if you aren't too afraid of the undead.

This update incorporates numerous awesome improvements including:

* Object handling is more intuitive
* Mantling is faster and smoother
* Dozens of bug fixes
* Subtitles are now available for everything including all the AI barks
* Performance is even better, thanks largely to improvements in how lighting is calculated
* New models and a...

If you've played the first part, DP2 is like a fully-fledged version to what's been teased in DP1.
It's built around scripted events and plays like a movie, and to be fair it does good job with that.

Today the effects may not be as impressive, but back in the day they felt really awesome. If you already played Thief FMs 15 years ago, you'll...

This has an interesting premise of sneaking inside a place disguised as a nightwatchman. There are some new mechanics going with it that sometimes-kinda-sort of-not always work (?) but are interesting to try out nevertheless. The atmosphere is also quite good, with black-reddish colour palette and overall visual design bringing about a grim, sin...

This FM is as straightforward as it gets, and it works.
It's a perfect fit if you want quality, but don't feel like plowing through an overstretched story with difficult puzzles.

The level design is especially noteworthy, as the mansion layout allows freedom, exploration and stealth, while remaining convincing and looking great.
The charact...

I had diffucult time with this one, both playing and trying to rate it.

On the one hand, there are some overall quality improvements compared to the first part, on the other - it's so painfully soulless.
Many areas look samey. Especially in the beginning, it's a series of corridors and rooms so bland and repetitve you feel as if you were pl...

Feels like reliving the Hammerite Cathedral undead invasion from before the first Thief. The way the city is segmented into safe, borderline and danger zones is very well done. Everything is barely holding on. It along with the ambience and the ominous story glued everything together for me to enjoy this one a lot. The mission doesn't make sense...

Trimfect (or Toni), the author of this mission, has shared parts of the story. I'm reading from TTLG forums. This is the mission that gave LGS consideration to release DromEd and give us 25 years of FMs. It took him roughly 2 months to create this, because back then even TLG people didn't know how to do everything. The mission's archive date out...

The mission's author is among the most involved in the community with an itch for the unusual. This first chapter in the small series is visually pleasing, but not painless. The buildings and the streets of Rocksbourg are narrow and not sound proof. You will find yourself attracting attention in the most awkward spots and often. Some areas requi...

It was about time Garret was put up against some Keepers. It's just not possible he is the only one that can hide in shadows. Imagine you are in a giant underground labyrinth and you know the exact number of adversaries after you. You take a few steps into the light and an arrow flies over your head. Or you slowly walk along a corridor just to h...

Whatever rating you give this, there is nothing like it. Every area feels like it was designed by a different person for a different mission. I got lost a good dozen times and had to look for hints. It is hard and it feels long. Lots of secrets, lots of pitfalls. The natural progression leads you in circles, where you re-enter an area without re...

As a mission from the very early years (2000), I think this is a really solid mission. It's very nostalgic, reminds a lot of Lord Bafford's Manor. The architecture is a bit plain but there are still nice looking details, like small gardens in the city streets, Lord Binclair's garden and a cool snowing effect in Binclair's balcony.

Loved almost every second of this one! Brilliant!!!