There's not much to this mission. The object you have to steal is just sitting out in the open, and the "return to where you started" objective is bugged so it's not actually possible to win the mission.

But damned if the spaceship doesn't look cool. It's exactly how I imagine a steampunk starship would look like on the inside. This mission g...

Wow, this mission packs in so much goodness. Exploring the (tiny) City is heaps of fun, there's only a few areas where it feels too cramped, and it has just the right mix of macabre and goofiness.

I didn't expect to rate a 64³ mission, an especially one from as early as 2002, this highly but this tiny gem really earned it.

Really enjoyed this mission, gorgeous and bridge inspired classic play high up on what feels like a shipping office/warehouse pier. The central lift that links the buildings is something else, very unique, very intelligent design. The buildings are thick wood and access inside has numerous entryways. sometimes requiring lifting keys off the unsu...

This mission shows a masterful use of the limited space available, mostly by not being too ambitious. The result is a polished little level that looks and feels like the original First City Bank and Trust, doesn't seem cramped, and provides enough challenging puzzles to remain interesting.

This is a very simplistic and short mission. There's no ambient light, so it's very dark, but the architecture is cool with huge nice-looking columns framing the vault you have to traverse to reach your target.

You soon find out the tomb is haunted, like the rumour says, but once you make your dash for the Skull and observe how the monsters b...

This mission gets the absolute maximum out of the extremely limited space available. It really is a very impressive effort.

You'll be kept tense and uneasy the whole time. There are opportunities to show of your speed, patience, and problem-solving skills, and one sequence where you're creeping across a tiled floor praying the light doesn't ...

Okay, so from a technical standpoint this mission is very poor. There's no ambient light, so once you douse the torches big areas of the map are pitch black. The unfortunate Calidor can be snatched from his cell without opening the door. About half the map can be skipped because all the objectives are within about ten feet of the watch house's g...

Hello,

some FMs don't have a download link which is why I didn't pursue those any further but now stumbled upon "The Secret Way" for T1 which is supposed to be pretty good. That's why I googled for another download link for the FM since thiefguild only has the "theBoycot" link mentioned of which none is working for me. Anyway turns out the FM...

Six years after discovering Thief and its FMs + TDM I finally found that true gem that I soaked in to the ground. Damn... now I think I have to decrease the ratings of all the missions I've ever played by one xD Clearly 11/10 mission for me...

Thanks for many hours of ghosting and busting it by the necessity of killing that ONE guy on the map...

This mission has an impressive sense of scale, style and atmosphere. The opening vistas and ascent are not something you have seen before in a TDM mission.

I have heard this described as small mission, but there is a lot of thoughtfulness put into the verticality, intricacy and interconnected nature of the layout.

Exploration is also grea...

From the first moments this mission creates high expectations - natural environments done well are a rare feat in dark engine and here they manage to conjure a very special atmosphere paired with nitbits of intelligent communication with the player, including literary and cultural allusions, cool scares and original enemies early and later on. ...

For an early mission this one is remarkably well put together and interesting. Stuck in an underground tomb complex, you have to gather your gear, escape, and deal with a mysterious evil as well as dishing out some personal revenge along the way.

Looting the place was fun, and the numerous hidden secret compartments and passages were a joy to...