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by - written on 11/11/01 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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Thief: The Dark Project(just plain Thief from now on) is something of a throwback to the golden age of computing - well the second golden age of computing if you ask me, when games like Ultima Underworld consistently made their appearances on my computer screen. Despite its initial opening screens looking like yet another game based around the Quake style of first-person shoot-'em ups, Thief actually marks a whole new kind of gaming experience. Rather than this being one where you scream around the place spitting fire and venom and cutting your enemies in two with a nail gun(is there anything better than that weapon in the world of computer gaming?), Thief forces you ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/02/01 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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Well, that's just it, you don't want to be caught. The enemy in this game are usually difficult to kill and the secret is to avoid battle where possible. You play garrett, a newly trained theif who is sent on many mission in medieval Britain. You come across lots of hidden treasure along the way, which you can use to buy more equipment between levels. The atmosphere and graphics are really detailed and realistic. It does draw you into the game. There are quite a lot of heart-stopping moments, when you think that you're going to be caught, and a guard may be standing just a few steps away from you, searching for you! Scary stuff. You are ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/11/00
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A standard BANG BANg bleed bleed game you say when looking at the screenshots. Oh but it is not so say I. This game is a completely different kettle of Fish. Rather than killing everything you see you have to make they don't see you andtherefore kill you. The aim of the game quite roughly is to to steal certain items from different places. The idea is not to butcher the population of a small country in the process hence why it is called Thief and not Murderer. Now this can be quite hard to get used to at first. I'm notorious for as soon as I get a game trying to as much damge to the surrounds andthe characters in it. This method of play will get you nowhere. Your ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/07/00 (Very useful, 2 readings)
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Set in the medieval ages, this game is highly entertaining, and will have your eyes glued to the screen. Your first mission is to find an entrance into the castle, and steal the King's scepter, sounds hard? it is! You will have to hide in the darkest areas, take the right routes, creep around corners, pickpocket, blackjack, murder, steal, act, and so much more. The detail that has been put into this game in the architecture and AI especially is nothing short of spectacular. If you walk across a metal grid, a guard may hear you, if you hide in a corner he may not see you. The best part in the game has to be watching a guard trying to find you while you are hiding in ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/07/00 (Very useful, 3 readings)
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The game thief is not like all other shoot 'em ups...it is a mixture of adventure, tactic and shoot 'em up all in one. They’re a few different weapons, the main one being the bow and arrow. There loads of different types of arrow to go with it...moss...water...plain...the list goes on. The aim is to steal different types of riches, and complete the game. This is the best I have seen for a long time. I recommend it to all pc game fans! P.s. Look out for thief 2! ... Read the complete review
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