The Turning of the Leaves is a forest mission, a rarity in the Thief mission scene. The forest area isn't too big, which prevents feelings of repetition from occurring. There's a few sizeable interior areas, which are really fun to sneak around in. The forest ties it all together, and creates its own desolate, yet oddly soothing, atmosphere.

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Misguided Souls brings you back to a Mechanist base. It's void of Mechanists, but combat bots still scour the place. There's a lot of them, and even vents are not safe.

There isn't too much to see, though it's still fun to go around in this mission. It's quite challenging due to the amount of bots wandering around.

Even when completing the optional objective, which gives you a big bunch of extra loot, I still came 200 short in the end. I revisited every single area three times, and still haven't gotten enough. It's ridiculous to a point where I can't recommend this mission. I've played nearly a hundred FMs at this point, and I've never been unable to compl...

My opinion on Feast of Pilgrim kept changing throughout the adventure. My first impression was a very positive one. Then, I began to notice just how many times I fell from the rooftops due to awkward jumps; mantling often didn't work, jumps had to be made from an angle to get to another balcony, or from sloped surfaces to make it all just a tad ...

This mission doesn't feature any forced ghosting, so not sure why it's categorized as such...

Ashes and Dust is a mansion mission that fits perfectly as either a breather between more expansive missions, or a return to FMs after taking a break. The mansion isn't very huge, but its Expert objective (don't knock down more than two people) keeps...

Every single mission of Sturmdrang Peak is enjoyable. Some of them are more enjoyable than others, and there's a few elements that might not stick the landing completely. Outside of these, every mission is worth playing on its own. They're all short, smooth, and satisfying.

Together, however, they become more. They reinforce and complement e...

1 GARRETT'S APARTMENT
Neat way to open the game

This isn't really a mission. It's more of a nice way of introducing us to the story. We get to see Garrett's (current) apartment, and find a letter on the doormat. Reading it finishes the mission. That was easy!

OVERALL RATING: 6
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2 DAMP ATMOS...

This mission makes me think of what a tutorial mission for Thief II would look like. It's really short (took me 11 minutes), in which I found almost all the loot and knocked out the three or so guards. There's some fun readables that show just how biased and incompetent the staff of this museum is. There are quite a few grammar errors in them, b...

I finished six out of ten missions of this impressive work of art, but at this point, I decided I lack the motivation to continue. I love what the campaign tries to do. It's not very Thief-ish, but I can see it work on its own. Somewhat, that is.

The way the story - which isn't groundbreaking - is told, I'm only partly a fan of. I love the in...

1 MURDER MOST FOUL
Atmospheric and detailed, ridiculous loot count

The first mission of Death's Cold Embrace - which I've been meaning to play for a while now - goes style over substance. I love Thief's dark ambient, but using classical music felt like a really fresh take that adds a different kind of character to the environment. Interiors ...

It took me a few days to beat this mission. It's overwhelming, probably the toughest Thief mission I've played as of yet. It's also one of the best missions I've played as of yet.

The Builder's Paradise starts off in a dingy basement. When the elevator takes you to the top of the humongous complex, you really feel like you're being taken to a...