A Night in Old Quarter is a solid city exploration mission that does everything you expect it to do. It starts as Garret is again are short on cash, and has to venture to the Old Quarter for another artefact job to pay up his rent. Being a bit light on the story, the mission makes up for it with an engaging design. The city block is beautifully ...

Project Hammer: Secret Connections is a full remake of the first mission of the campaign of the same name from 2010. The author himself describes the original as "a really primitive", hence this overhaul. Which was completely rebuilt from scratch, with some newly added content.

The mission itself is a mansion heist and the estate, as well as ...

Remakes of one's game map in another game's engine are always great fun. And then, of course, there's a case of demakes, when a newer game is recreated in an older engine. But can you really call it a demake when an older title is more engaging and offers more, and more interesting, gameplay opportunities than a newer one?

Anyways, The Chalic...

The mission is certainly ambitious: custom intro and outro movies, lots of newly recorded dialogue, very well written documents, some nice puzzles.

It all takes place in the town of Blackwater, somewhere "on the outskirts of the City". The map is fairly large and during the course of the mission you'll get to explore the usual suspects of Ham...

Augustine's Revenge didn't age well: blocky design, boring texture work. The amount of loot everywhere is just ridiculous. For some reason, Expert difficulty does not restrict you from killing guards or civilians.

A simply great short, little mission. Morning Light is an imaginative, meticulously detailed adventure where every room simply drips with atmosphere. To say more would be to spoil it. Even an Expert difficulty playthrough is not gonna take you more than forty-five minutes, so just play it. Experience with The Perdurance, its prequel, is not re...

The Tomb Of Saint Tennor is a short, two-mission campaign with a mostly plain, boxy map design that is elevated by its haunted house type atmosphere. The first mission in an abandoned monastery is mostly linear, but the second puts you in catacombs and noticeably opens up. Sadly, overall the campaign feels quite average. You've seen it all bef...

What may look like another City exploration mission at the start, is actually much more interesting than that. There's an Undercity below the cobblestone, the City's dark underbelly built onto its foundations, where the poor, beggars, thieves and various ruffians live. And even deeper below that, in pitch-black darkness, an ancient pagan ruins. ...

A very well realised atmosphere of a neglected, shabby neighbourhood is what draws your attention right from the beginning of the mission. Mangy streets, rusty machinery and houses built on top of each over. Wires, catwalks, ducts and pipes connecting squalid buildings together. It's all very impressive looking.

Unfortunately, good acrobatic ...

Honestly, just a short, enjoyable heist in a weird mansion. Quite linear but I can't really fault the FM author for that. The unique guards were a fun addition, as was the general concept of the party.

My favorite point was right at the end. Won't go into specifics but let's just say I was glad I already knew where the exit was.

I Noticed that the floors look good but wood worked supports walls etc not as good. (blurry)

Can I use the Hi res texture pack with this FM?

I guess I can't really fault this mission for how I feel about it. The readme says as much that it's more of an interactive novel than a Thief experience, so when I say that the gameplay is generally pretty lackluster—and that's not even because there's nothing to steal—it shouldn't really be a surprise. Most of it is keyhunting and isn't too di...