This is T. Nagy Levente's number two mission and I think it's come out pretty well.

To complete his business for the evening, Garrett needs to make his way into the throne room. This alone isn't enough however; he's also got to find the means to wipe away all traces of evidence.

It's a quick object hunt consisting of a quick trip around a...

Your goal is to steal a precious ruby from a tomb on the spookiest night of the year. No biggie, right? Nah, it can't be that simple. Getting the gem is easy, getting out with your life is a lot trickier.

This speedbuild mission is short but flavorful. It's very linear, but each room presents a difficult challenge to solve and there's plenty...

Lovecraftian horror and Thief work really well together, even in a tiny mission like this and even when Garrett is transported to the modern day.

The atmosphere is relentlessly sinister and, even though the most difficult part will be the loot hunt, you're still kept on edge by the mysterious happenings around the cabin. I was really impress...

This is a very crudely put together map, an immense cylindrical tower in the middle of a square courtyard with only a handful of guards patrolling, and nothing much in the interior.

The best part of the mission is that rope arrows have been replaced with a grappling hook, which lets you deploy a rope from any vertical non-metallic object. An...

It's just a boring combat gauntlet with no stealth and lots of tile floor spam. It's even worse than Deceptive Sceptre.

* Faithful reproduction of Komag's famous DromEd tutorial. I've made this exact same level myself several times :)

* Completely inappropriate username

This little five-minute heist has you sneak into a museum to steal the mummified leg of the last Kaiser, and then make your escape through an unguarded cellar.

The mission is somewhat badly constructed, with architecture that makes little sense and large empty open spaces, and the sound propagation is wonky which makes it hard to properly tr...

In Escape, Garrett has reached his lowest point. Betrayed, maimed, and imprisoned he has to suffer the indignity of being rescued by the Keepers before trying to make his way back to safety, wounded and disoriented. In some ways this mission feels the most personal of the first game; for once Garrett doesn't know more about his surroundings tha...

Return to the Cathedral is probably my favourite mission of T1. With all the Talismans acquired, Garrett goes back to the haunted Hammer cathedral to make a second attempt at stealing the Eye.

As soon as you enter, you feel that things are badly wrong, even compared to the ruined zombie-infested streets or the perplexing Bonehoard. You hear ...

Undercover is an unusual mission with a little bit of jank here and there, but is an enjoyable change of pace. To steal the last Talisman, Garrett decides to infiltrate the Hammer temple housing it while disguised as a novice.

You're free to explore the compound without having to hide from the Hammers, so long as you stay out of specially d...

After returning from the Lost City, Garrett is off to find the next Talisman. The name of the mission, and the first part of it, play a nice little trick on the player. You're thinking, "Oh no, not more caves!"

But when you reach the Keeper shrine and find the Talisman has already been stolen you know you're in for a cozier and more familia...

Many, many new improvements including:

* Slowfall potions, invisibilty potions, and gas mines
* Parallax occlusion mapping is now supported, giving textures even more depth and the feeling of being 3D
* Numerous new objects and textures
* Dozens of bug fixes
* AI vision has been improved so that their ability to detect loot and bodies re...

You've got plans to rob a nobleman's mansion tonight, plans which are thrown into disarray when a large earthquake damages your neighbourhood and opens a deep crevasse in the ground nearby. Abandoning the mansion heist idea, you decide to investigate this subterranean mystery.

The best part of the mission is the city section before you desce...

So, this is pretty obviously a beginner's effort. The "castle" consists of enormous, oversized cubical blocks of brick guarded by some apemen, treebeasts, and undead mages and the one door inside is unpickable so you have to go hunt for the key. And what a keyhunt it is!

Allegedly this key is a tiny, almost invisible, grey object at the bot...