Thief

Thief is a first-person stealth action game that reboots the famous series. A hero named Garrett does what he does best: steals things that are in bad shape. Light and sound are more important than weapons here: visibility affects whether you will be noticed, and noise attracts guards. In addition to the storyline, there are side quests and a search for valuables, and the city is designed like a labyrinth with roofs, basements and secret passages. Levels can be completed in different ways, and this is the main advantage. It’s worth mentioning separately about light and sound: visibility affects whether you will be noticed, and noise attracts guards, so part of the time is spent waiting. In addition to the plot, there are side quests and a search for valuables. The city is designed like a labyrinth with roofs, basements and secret passages, and the levels are completed in different ways. The decor is gloomy, the atmosphere is oppressive. Some of the decisions are controversial, but the stealth mechanics remained in place, so the game is suitable for those who like to wait in the shadows. Side quests provide access to loot, and this makes difficult episodes much easier to complete. Some of the dungeons are designed like a labyrinth, so it’s better to remember the path right away. Side quests pay with loot, which makes difficult episodes much easier. The labyrinthine corridors force you to remember the way, otherwise it’s easy to get lost. Some dungeons are confusing in their layout, so you should memorize the path right away. Visibility depends on how well the place is lit, so shadows and dashing from cover to cover become a habit. Stolen goods can be sold, and the proceeds can be spent on equipment that expands capabilities. The decor is gloomy, the atmosphere puts pressure on the nerves. For those who like stealth and don't mind waiting in the shadows, the game is suitable.