Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawn. Well, it made me want to sleep. So much for awakening... I don't know why the author thought that picking every damn lock in this damn mission was something exciting, but there you go. It seriously overstays it's welcome. Both the length of the mission and the amount of locked chests and doors, given lack of variety of lo...

I really like how the mission beggins and anxiety gradually increases. The main fear is the fear of the unknown and at the start this FM do it great. But lots of backtracking, absoluuuutely mad keyhunt, broken areas in the roofs , where player really should not be make this mission frustrating at the end. And also no map at least of the town ...

Probably one of my favourite missions so far.

Unlike others who seemed to have found the puzzles easy, I found them to be at a good level - not too hard but definitely not too easy. And just when you think you've got to the end, something else crops up!

The statues create a tension when you're around them, adding an excellent and novel e...

It's a short and beautiful mission with, perhaps, a bit too much marble for my taste. Interiors and exteriors feel lived in, believable and always a pleasure to look at and explore. Beautiful views from the roof as well.

Barely any story in it and for the most part it feels like an aesthetic piece with solid gameplay. I liked it overall.

At first I thought "oh no, it's Wrichards, isn't it?", but it's actually a decently designed mission (for it's time). It's bizarre layout and blockiness without much sense of scale is a bit deceiving. In terms of gameplay it's not nearly as bad. It only contributes to it's "fever dream vibe", Hellbound-like maze.

There are things that feel un...

this is an interesting Thief 2 fan mission, using the Thief 3 menu and building location like the building at Venice city. very amazing and worth playing. this mission deserved to win the contest. i'm curious about the invisible enemy near compendium at basement. what's that?

Neat idea executed to near perfection. And it's snowy atmosphere hits the spot for the season. First day of winter.

We had missions like this before: a creepy host in a big house. The oldest one that I can remember is "Lord Edmund Entertains!" And it's really awesome to see how far FM community advanced since those days. Squeezing everything...

i played this Black & White version after finishing the other one, i like this version, because Black & White views give me a scary feels, also the instruction in the scrolls are easy to read .... but where is the great "Skeleton & naked girl" statue? why that lovely sexy statue have been replaced with the ugly gargoyle statue??

I think the 1.1 version fixed most of my issues I had with the mission. I love the story, the atmosphere, and the level design. I was surprised by the amount of options the player were presented with when entering the mansion. A great edition to a already stacked list of great fan missions on the year.

i love this fan mission, good map design and scary atmosphere, gives amazing feeling. the most fun is the annoying undeads and skeletons can be killed easily from behind with a sword. unlimited health at Capella Plangite make the mission interesting to play. there are two bosses must be defeated. so highly recommended to try.

It's solid, but so unremarkable, that I struggle to write something about it. It's just rooms and corridors on top of rooms and corridors. It's just a castle. With rooms. And corridors. And doors. Nothing offensive, it's a well-designed map with internal logic and structure, that makes sense. It's basic, medium-sized map, that doesn't offer anyt...

This is a tiny but cool mission based on Edgar Allen Poe's famous story. While a terrible plague ravages the City, Prince Prospero and some of his noble friends have holed themselves up and have organised a masquerade ball while they wait for the sickness to run its course. Garrett sneaks wearing a thief masquerade costume and commences looting....

It's an OK early mission, that is somewhat spoiled by dull crypt design. I get that it's supposed to be disorienting, but it ended up being more monotonous than disorienting. There's a bit of nice storytelling in the first part of the mission with decently designed Hammerite shack, that hides a digging site underneath. The digging site is really...

Make no mistake, it's a good mission from game design stand point. It has interesting secrets, that require paying attention. Some good free form environment manipulation. It's structured well, logical and traverse isn't exhausting. Yet it doesn't try to overwhelm you with marble or super-tight patrols. Visual design is very boxy, even if logica...