A short demo mission featuring a catacomb with a bunch of traps and undead. Despite the extremely short length it has quite a few features that have obviously had effort put into them. Edited enemies, unique traps and events...not bad. Unfortunately it doesn't really do much in terms of prettiness. Another interesting thing about this mission is...

Four small rooms separated by different kinds of doors. Double doors, normal doors and sliding doors...in case an author...needs help with it, I guess? I suppose I can't say 'What's the point?' with this one since I have encountered a scant few missions that had broken doors. Admittedly the authors in those purposefully tried to stretch them or ...

Gonchong returns with the finale to their The Docks series of missions! And it's easily the best one in the trilogy. Garrett arrives onto Willow Island from the docks in the previous mission and he's off to find his fence so he can get rid of the very hot hammerite item he stole. The mission is separated into four acts, the first three focusing ...

I actually quite like Sperry's work. Maybe I don't find it the most enjoyable to play, but I truly appreciate the interesting design and scripting they like to pull off with their missions. Every single project has felt unique in some way with strange or interesting mechanics being added to deviate from regular Thief gameplay. Honestly they feel...

Another in a string of mansion heists where Garret robs a noble whose name starts with a B. We started off with Bafford, Binclair, Brighton, Burkhard and now Bisfult. It's a pattern I've noticed almost exclusively with newbie author's first missions. A fact that has no relevance to the mission, but I was compelled to mention after this long. Uhh...

A very nice OM inspired mission from a one time author! It's always a bit of a toss up if someone's first project will be successful, yet I can confirm that this one was pretty damn fun. Garrett is on the run and his supplies are running low, forcing him to step out and make some quick cash. Little does he know that the quick outing turns into a...

I quite liked the first Creature Clash mission due to the scripted AI spawner where you could pretty much infinitely summon more AI to fight. This mission lacks it, but it does put the AI in separate cages instead of the center of the room to give it more of a fighting chance. Still fairly entertaining, but if the switches spawned more AI on the...

Quite a unique specimen with this one! A mission that excels yet also underdelivers in a lot of gameplay aspects. A combination of a short city segments, a hammer temple and a haunted cathedral makes for a fine playground for the authors' various scripting ideas and puzzles. So we start off with Garrett once again getting into a tizzy with Ramir...

Already done the T1 version, so focusing on the differences: A 'no knockout' objective has been added on Expert, making the mission much more difficult and frustrating due to the massive amount of guards in the mansion. They also feel a lot more sensitive than usual, getting fully alerted by doors opening or torches going out. I'm not sure what ...

This one was quite fun! Garrett is asked by a hammer priest to infiltrate a pagan cult and retrieve an important artifact from them. I think it's made clear quite early on that the cult wishes to bring back the Trickster again, hence why the artifact needs to go. So what we have here is a sizable mansion job with two additional small missions th...

There's so much I wanna say about this mission that I don't even know where to start...so let's just go with the story first. This takes place about a month after the ending of Thief 1 and Garrett is waiting for his mechanical eye to arrive. His courier/friend(?) gets killed and the eye stolen though and that forces him to go on a mission to ste...

An arena in which you can brush up on your swordmastery. You can either fight enemies one by one or pretty much all of them at the same time if you're feeling extra spicy. I mean...you can probably guess exactly what the mission's about just by looking at the title alone, honestly. It's nothing more and nothing less than that. If you don't like ...

A very short project from a newbie author messing around with Dromed. But unlike the many other maps that have been released with absolutely no care for the finished product, this one actually has enough of a structure to be considered a playable mission...barely.

Lord Burkhard got robbed and has decided to kill off every single thief in the ...

A small mission in which you rob an opera theatre by request of its owner. As the fellow reviewer said, it should be approached like a puzzle of sorts, focusing on rooms and switches that allow one to proceed further into the theatre by use of light switches. It makes for a decent challenge in an otherwise very linear and straightforward mission...

One of the first FMs I've ever played, with this being I think my third playthrough of it after many years...and let me tell ya folks...it's still just as good as I remember! The team that worked on this project truly knocked it out of the park and their efforts paid off big time. If it's your first time here, you're in for a fairly large (yet d...

A short 5 minute demo featuring a museum in which you can listen to snippets of Iron Maiden songs. A charming little homage from a fan! I liked that one of the recordings was too metal and thus it got stolen by a zombie. The mission is eerily similar to Bloodflowers, both in quality and size. Which is weird considering the extremely similar them...

I need to be honest. I saw the author's name for this one and I was immediately dreading it. Dock Lands is still in my memory as one of the most tedious missions I've played. And seeing that I would be going back to the Garrett's Revenge map for the third time didn't really excite me in the slightest...

Well Belboz has improved so much from t...