Motion Picture Shaman here to report on a grave injustice that has been committed. The injustice in question is the fact that this fan mission is not considered a masterpiece. Bear with me, my night-loving friends! In the past couple of years I have had the honor to experience the best custom maps created by Thief fans. The Black Parade surprise...

Screenshots from this mission look strange and experimental - definitely not like a regular Thief mission. Umbelina is a very unusual map where the goal is to find well-hidden items in a modern looking apartment.

The author is Pedro Quintella, better known as Cardia. If you’re even somewhat familiar with his work, you know that his missions a...

A basic mansion mission with no real extra layer or twist. However, for me this experience is the core of what Thief is about, and this mission executes that well. It's clear that the modern high standards for FM's shine through here. Mansion is small but looks nice. Sound design is good which is always important for giving texture to even a sim...

A true successor to The Sword. Has that great feeling of starting off normal and just getting deeper and deeper into the madness. And the great payoff of escaping it again (twice). Great horror and opulent and lavish beauty. Sound design is excellent. Really long and winding paths that aren't as linear as they first seem. However this complexity...

In a way it gives me liminal vibes (or some other similar term, I'm probably using it incorrectly), I almost wish the creator didn't add any life to it, but hey it is what it is. There isn't any objectives, map, story or anything of the sorts. You appear to be set in some sort of industrial hell, worse than anything the Mechanists could've cooke...

In a way it gives me liminal vibes (or some other similar term, I'm probably using it incorrectly), I almost wish the creator didn't add any life to it, but hey it is what it is. There isn't any objectives, map, story or anything of the sorts. You appear to be set in some sort of industrial hell, worse than anything the Mechanists could've cooke...

This mission was pure T1 style and I really liked it. The pixelated look was cool and enhanced the nostalgic T1 atmosphere. Can't really think anything that I would've wanted to be designed differently. Altogether, just a great and perfectly sized debut mission!

Solid first mission, that doesn't risk too much. Good architecture and level design. Not overcrowded with guards, which I appreciate.

Things that could be improved in my opinion:
- City or any other landscape in the background / horizon is missing. If you get up too high that as unfortunately a total immersion breaker.
- Design of some of ...

I'm finding it hard to judge this mission, there's some excellent gameplay additions and it's probably the FM with the most amount of true immersive sim elements in regards to the new mechanics, like being able to shoot out electrical lighting, needing to combine arrows with crystals, being able to throw bottles for multiple purposes, etc. But I...

A great two Mission affair. Garret starts off in a quaint little town looking for his client's tavern. She wants Garrett to get her an artifact called "The Scarlet Cascabel". It's located in a hotel north of town. Once Garrett drops off his gear, he'll get to explore the town and a haunted mine. The town is chalked full of loot and secret passag...

OVERALL: 7/10 (Easy to recommend to newcomers)

BUGS:

Like a few of the FM's that I have played, certain ledges glitch out and Garret just falls when trying to lift himself up. Luckily the two areas this happened in weren't consequential . One area just has some loot that isn't needed to complete the mission, the other one has wood as it's ...