I often turn a blind eye on obvious issues in adorably bit-sized missions - but I fail to do so when the problems are straight up annoying. Unfortunately, here they are. Caves have always been challenging to implement in the Dark Engine without making the players fight a horrible geometry jank fest, but when spaces are even tight as well... hu...

I don't really have anything to complain about, it's a fantastic mission. Difficulty, layout, scope and complexity all felt perfect, and the optional areas scattered around were a joy to explore (navigation was pretty easy, thanks to the spiraling nature of the layout). It has lots of challenges, fun little visual details, fantastic scenery - a...

The twist itself is something you can kinda see coming, but I won't spoil it for you - and I think the main attraction here is the fantastic texture work anyway. The layout is competent, there are multiple entry points, and the scope is pleasantly humble. Perhaps some secrets would have been nice, I feel like the... nature of the mansion lord w...

While it does have a couple of small unpolished aspects (rough sound propagation here and there, unfrobable switches, etc.) and the mission kinda lacks originality, I still think that The Hammer Skull is a very-very solid and enjoyable city mission that is worth to play - and probably even re-play. Cool optional/hidden areas, well balanced diff...

Personally, I'm one of those taffers who enjoys the hell out of a Thief mission when its setting goes deep into the dark fantasy territory - thus why the title of Into the Dark Forest hyped me up quite a lot already! And oh boy, was I pleased by what I got! Gotta mention though the mines and the factory sections (basically the first third) almo...

I somewhat disagree with the previous review, this mission does offer some intriguing content - but it's not necessarily easy to tell whether it's worth >your< time, or not.

Curiosity is a relatively short (~30 mins) mission set in a layout wise not that interesting city map - but while exploring it, you can stumble upon into fun little idea...

This mission is literally a 5 minutes wonder, but I think the author did a pretty good job at creating a cool little map fitting well to the concept. Short, and very easy (even with the tight loot requirement on Expert), so I get if Thief Noir can be a bit of a disappointment to players, but I loved the experience. I'm obviously biased though, ...

While has its occasional little flaws, this mission is pretty good. The physics kinda fights the geometry here and there, and the texture work could be more varied in certain rooms, but overall, I really like the different areas we visit in this ~15 minutes long mission. A little city square, warehouse, sewers, boiler room, crypt, caves - all i...

After "A Short Night's Work" and "Three Crowns" I admittedly had a lot of expectations (even though I felt mixed about the latter), probably way too much, since this mission unfortunately couldn't really live up to it. I don't mind the blocky brush work at all (some previous reviews have mentioned it) - actually, I adore simplistic geometry a l...

This mission feels like a strange dream. Like you played through the whole Deadly Shadows campaign during a weekend afternoon and after that, you had all kind of strange dreams set in the Thief world that night. Familiar places got rearranged, uncanny layouts, mysterious dead ends, etc. Looks like Savar has used a couple of abandoned maps made ...

I gotta admit that when this mission started I didn't fully understand why we were there. And I'm not talking about the briefing text (though I often found the continuation of the story quite confusing, especially later on during the campaign), but why this mission thematically existed. I still don't get why the campaign has two thematically si...