Thick As Thieves

It is obvious that the devs took inspiration from Dishonored series when creating this game. Some parts of this game are quite fun to goof around with and some Dishonored (which I am a big fan of) gameplay is very well to be seen here. Yet, the largest hickup this game encounters is the lack of variaty during the levels and a not that smart of an AI. The guards have been stuck in a strange "I forgot... Oh I found something!" loop quite a lot of times. Those two, for me, major factors have killed the games momentum. That would be the reason why I would not recommend this game

Amazing game! Worth the price of 5€. Sad that it did not bring enough revenue to support further development! Devs are supporters of "Stop Killing Games" Movement though

money grab. game stoped support after 2 months of the release. no future game updates are planned. Just play dishonored

Sneaking on the same maps over and over kills the joy of playing

Comprado hace un mes por lo que "podrá" ser, ya que es entretenido, la temática está bien y la jugabilidad es divertida, pero hace un par de días publican que van a abandonarlo, dejarán los servers abiertos un tiempo pero no van a meter nada nuevo.. una pena haber confiado, no me planteo comprar un juego de una desarrolladora pequeña hasta que el juego esté terminado.

No nie będę owijać w bawełnę, był potencjał i się zmył. Obecnie za 14 zł dostajemy 2 mapy i z 16 misji. A gra nie będzie już wspierana, więc przynajmniej cena adekwatna do zawartości, ale czy adekwatna? To już niech każdy sobie to po swojemu zinterpretuje bo gra wygląda trochę jak bardziej rozbudowane Demo.

[h1]A great demo for a game than never happened[/h1] [h2]What this game should have been[/h2] Initially the game was planned as PvPvE thieving Extraction ImSim, and that was a great and bold concept. Sadly, mere month before release someone from the high ups forced devs to gutter the game, forcefully reshaping it into a plain coop structure. And that could still work, if this decision wasn't made so late. Pre-release concept was a labor of passion, and you can see it in almost every detail: small systems, gadgets, multiple objectives, hero powers, map layouts, small Easter eggs, etc. At the end of the day we have bunch of systems, like calling cards and footsteps, that are just not needed for the released product, but are really important for player competition. [h2]What the game is now[/h2] First things first: the dev team has been downsized to "less than 10 people", so the game is more like a patient on a live support in a coma. There are some patches and QoL updates here and there, but I wouldn't hope for any big updates, like new characters, game modes or even maps, despite they were almost done as seen in the pre-release gameplay videos. The game is extremely tiny: there are only two maps that you will play constantly and two characters, one of which is fun, and the other one is called Chameleon. You will be done with all the possible experience game can offer within one evening even in Coop. I wish I could highlight good things in the game, but almost none of them doesn't work in it's current state. It's a proof of concept and a great one! But it's simply not fun enough for a major audience without major updates. And I cannot be sure they are coming. [h2]Then why do I still recommend the game?[/h2] It's costs just 5$. Yes, it is a game for one evening, but it's extremely cheap. And for such a price, TaT offers you a bunch of interesting details and still provides you with some fun time. So if you like games with fresh ideas (even if they doesn't work as intended), searching for a short solo/coop stealth game, or just want to support guys and girls, working hard on a project they are forced to gutter by their own hands and help them keep their workplace - I genuinely think you should buy it. It breaks my heart to see what Thick as Thieves COULD be, but didn't managed to be.