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Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow
Developer Maze Theory
Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow is a 2025 stealth video game developed by Maze Theory and published by Vertigo Games. Set between Thief: Deadly Shadows and the 2014 reboot, the game follows a thief named Magpie who gains a magical artifact containing the spirit of Garrett. It was released for Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest 3, SteamVR, and PlayStation VR2 on December 4, 2025. From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
317 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Lemmy, Mastodon) · newest Oct 31, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
74
Fresh
175 positive · 62 negative
95% range 68–79%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 175 | 62 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 18 | 4 | 46 |
| Lemmy * | 1 | 0 | 5 |
| Mastodon * | 0 | 0 | 6 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Mostly Positive
234 of 312 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
74% recommend · 171 yes, 61 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 232 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Mostly Positive (332 of 438 positive).
Many players feel it captures the classic Thief atmosphere and stealth gameplay in VR. [1][2][3] Some reviewers note the game is short with reused levels. [4][5][6] Several players criticize the AI and limited interactivity. [7][6][8]
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- [5]
It is quite telling when there are a lot of people who haven't completed past the first couple of levels based on achievement completion. This game does the thing that these 'tentpole' VR releases do. They reuse assets to pad out game length. This game is only 3, 1 hour levels roughly. It says seven missions but 'spoilers' the next 3 missions are essentially back tracing places you been to in the first three …
- [1]
Turn on Immersion mode, turn off the additional UI as well as the lockipicking UI and strap in for the greatest return of Thief a fan of both the original trilogy and VR could ask for. Thief: Deadly Shadows was one of the first PC games I ever played as a kid and is one of the major works that started a lifelong fascination with immersion and stealth gameplay in videogames. It feels almost poetic to be once again …
- [2]
Ate an apple while I waited for a guard to get close, threw the core to get him to turn, knocked him out, called him an idiot, another guard heard this slight and I got chased and killed for my arrogance. It plays like Thief, shadows and noise are big key mechanics just like the originals but now you can use your voice and even blow out candles with your irl breath. Right from the first mission there's multiple …
- [4]
As a big fan of the OG thief gold and metal age and a massive VR enthusiast, I was really excited to try out Thief VR. The game is pretty good, but still a little disappointing overall. For one, it's pretty short, only 7 missions with two repeated locations (so 5 locations total). I know that Thief 1 and 2 also had repeated locations but these games were 20 hours long and had atleast 15 missions each, if not more. …
- [3]
English: Finally real Thief feeling again – and in VR As someone who played "Thief" from the very beginning and knows every single entry in the series, I spent years hoping for new Thief games. Unfortunately, Thief was often developed in parallel with Deus Ex in the past. As great as Deus Ex is, Thief should always have kept its own clear identity in my opinion. I bought the Meta Quest 3 right at launch in October …
Summarised from 34 of the 302 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 13, 2026. How summaries are made
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Players who liked Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow talk about classic Thief feel with immersive VR mechanics; those who didn't talk about short campaign with reused levels. Which matters more to you?
Critics, per Wikipedia
The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences nominated Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow for "Immersive Reality Game of the Year" at the 29th Annual D.I.C.E. Awards.
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Reactions
60 of 317 · most liked firstTurn on Immersion mode, turn off the additional UI as well as the lockipicking UI and strap in for the greatest return of Thief a fan of both the original trilogy and VR could ask for. Thief: Deadly Shadows was one of the first PC games I ever played as a kid and is one of the major works that started a lifelong fascination with immersion and stealth gameplay in videogames. It feels almost poetic to be once again playing Thief on what to me STILL feels like brand new technology... Stephen…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It is quite telling when there are a lot of people who haven't completed past the first couple of levels based on achievement completion. This game does the thing that these 'tentpole' VR releases do. They reuse assets to pad out game length. This game is only 3, 1 hour levels roughly. It says seven missions but 'spoilers' the next 3 missions are essentially back tracing places you been to in the first three missions. I was livid. As much as I would like to see a game like this succeed and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Played on Quest 3 + Virtual Desktop Steam VS Quest version comparison: [url=https://youtu.be/EKqtLTDUuxA] https://youtu.be/EKqtLTDUuxA Putting a positive on this one, although the AI needs a ton of work... Pros: - OG Garrett is back! - Fits the Thief universe and games well - Cool VR interactions like blowing candles and guards can hear you talking in real life - Sneaking and stealing feels nice! - Very immersive environment, feels like you're in the city - Pretty decent pricing for a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Unacceptable for a 2025 PCVR game. No graphics options: colors and lighting is trash and there's no way to change any of it. No controller pose adjustment options (when you modify the hand's pitch/yaw): makes grabbing anything super awkward, to even use the bow scope you need to bring your drawing hand behind your head. This is a lazy LAZY port and I wouldn't recommend it on PCVR/Valve Index even if it was 5$. Shame on you Vertigo.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Although the game can be engaging sometime, overall experience is disappointing From negative sides: - Visual is very poor. 5 years after HL: Alyx and you have to still play games with graphics from 2008 - At the same time game loading takes quite time for such level of visuals - It crashes even after all patches, sometimes items collisions become disabled and you can't take them. Items in your inventory become invisible - There are only 7 levels in the game, 2 of which are re-visited…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is going to be a recommend, but a very soft and slight one. I've enjoyed my time with this, but only just. Positives first: -Stephen Russell back as Garrett -Blackjack feels pretty good to use -Physicality is well implemented, it feels good to move through this world and interactions feel natural -Stealth broadly feels pretty good -There is an immersive microphone option I enjoyed quite a bit. I have a personal habit of talking to myself while I play games and I had to actively tamp…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →the way the guards just cannot stop talking in the Thief VR game supergreatfriend is playing keeps cracking me up
positive · AI labelView post →Beggars can't be choosers, and getting any kind of Thief game after 11 years is better than fading away into the shadows. While I somewhat enjoyed my time with Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow, I found myself disappointed by its overall lack of depth and polish that fails to succeed the legacy of the original Thief trilogy, and instead better resembles the mediocrity of the failed 2014 reboot. Legacy of Shadow reuses a lot of gameplay and story ideas from the 2014 reboot, and some of them are just…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Never played Thief before, but I loved Dishonored. It’s a pure stealth game where you can easily spend 30–40 minutes on a level first. Combat feels a bit stiff, which actually means you rly. go stealth or run away. Performance is solid, no crashes. The story is good, but the world itself feels more interesting. Overall, a solid stealth game if you enjoy taking your time and sneaking around.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I just wanted to put out a hearty "Cry more" to anyone who whines about a VR sequel / side game coming out to a game IP they like. I'm quite excited to try out the Thief VR game. Stealth/Sneaking/Futzing games are pretty perfect for VR honestly.
positive · AI labelView post →It's not the greatest game ever, but in a time where it feels like all we get is cash grab ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, this feels like a nice break. Combat and parrying could use a little tweaking, but hey at least they work.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Feels like Thief, with plenty of references to the original games. More in line with Deadly Shadows than 1 or 2 but I'd happily take that over Thief 2014. A bit too much dialogue from the main character and the guards alike but I'm kind of nitpicking here. Hope this can make the series relevant again somewhat.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Ate an apple while I waited for a guard to get close, threw the core to get him to turn, knocked him out, called him an idiot, another guard heard this slight and I got chased and killed for my arrogance. It plays like Thief, shadows and noise are big key mechanics just like the originals but now you can use your voice and even blow out candles with your irl breath. Right from the first mission there's multiple routes and secrets and solutions, No real hand holding, just an area with…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is cool, Magpie is a cool main character, does not talk too much, I really love the blow out candles with your mic it's really immersive, overall a nice game, I say it's worth 30 euros.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The world feels surprisingly non-interactive, which is something you’d expect to be a standard in 2026. That said, this is likely due to hardware limitations, especially since the game was also released as a standalone experience on Oculus headsets. The core gameplay is decent. Stealth mechanics are simple and quite straightforward, making it easy to progress without much challenge. However, there’s a major drawback: the game only features around three maps that you revisit across seven…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →There are some issues with this but I've been enjoying it so far. Pros - The controls are pretty smooth. - The voice acting and animations are top notch. - It's good old classic Thief gameplay, sneaking around, blackjacking guards, lining your pockets with loot, etc. - There's some replay value in collecting all the loot, completing all the optional objectives and earning all the play style badges. Cons - Aiming the bow is annoying. The reticle only lines up in a straight line from your…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Experienced on the Meta Quest 3 You can view my full review here: https://youtu.be/NZ3jf5I-7Kk This is a solid game. I think it's perfect for casual gamers or those new to the stealth genre. However, if you're looking for a hard-core stealth challenge, then you may want to pass on this. Also, this is a story-driven stealth action game with limited freedom (you can go full stealth and evade guards or take many of them out one by one), it is not an open sandbox game where you can be really…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I found all the relics for the collection, I got all the upgrades, I finished the game. I cannot bring myself to give this game an overall positive review. The gameplay itself is okay, but fairly limited. -You cannot spend any of your loot to upgrade your gear like the bow or blackjack -You only get a limited number of upgrades available only via secondary objectives (finding relics and hitting a threshold for stolen gold) -The mission areas themselves are fairly small, even when…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →What an incredibly boring game.. I'ma be real with you, if you're like me and have hundreds of hours in PCVR games like Pavlov, Blade and Sorcery and the other greats, Thief VR is another one of those generic slow-paced "wow.. it's like I'm in the game.. this is my first VR game btw". I hate to sound negative, because there's a few cool mechanics in here, but it just felt like every other triple-A VR game where the gimmick of it being VR is what they're trying to sell you on, rather than…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Glitches upon glitches, game crashed 6 times so far, quit game button doesn't work, no quicksaves, enemies are dumb as rocks, Garrett's lines are lame and dumb and out of character, Magpie's lines are dumb and her voice acting is awful, combat is piss easy and the guards pose no threat whatsoever, looting is pointless as you can't buy anything before each mission, lots of perks rewarded to you are useless... This game is worse than Teef 4, and that's already and awfully low bar.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm a huge fan of the original Thief games from the early 2000s, so I was excited for this VR title. I played through the tutorial levels, and I like it a lot so far. The atmosphere feels like one of the classic Thief games, and I like to protagonist. The fighting mechanics are fun, and I love shooting arrows with the bow. Looting items is a blast. The game seems optimized and it plays smoothly on my mid-range PC. I'm used to moving around in VR games by teleporting which is not available and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Stealth in VR works so much better than on a flat screen because peaking around corners and quickly looking around is more natural. The game looks good and plays smoothly. Its a short game but I think that's reflected in the price. The only down side is that many assets (and even a few levels) are reused to the extent that it breaks immersion and can get a little stale. In VR we've all been spoilt by Half Life Alyx, but Thief VR is worth a play through for everyone with a headset. ALSO I'm…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Fan of the original Thief so i got this for review. Unfortunately its very, very boring. Only one or two different approaches for advancing in the game. No joy in "discovering" ways, since there are very few. AI is absolute disgrace and don't get me started on combat. With playing Oculus Rift S (i know, i know its a piece of shait) the aiming with the bow is almost impossible since your controller hits your visor and cannot pull the string far enough. The tools are a great concept but using…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've played every Thief game, going back to The Dark Project in 1998. They have always been some of my favorite stealth games. Some were great, some not so much. I found Thief VR: LOS to be a worthy member of the Thief "family". I have only completed 2 missions, but so far it has run with no glitches or crashes. Manipulating inventory items is simple and works well. I actually like the scope on the bow since you avoid the frustration of launching all your arrows and missing by inches each time.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love stealth and VR, but regretfully I cannot recommend this game. It's technically shallow, unimaginative and overall fairly dull. There is no real ambition with this game. GOOD: the game runs well on my machine and I imagine it will run well for most VR ready systems. BAD: - Graphics are as good as one might expect for a Quest port, which is fine, but the colors are really crushed, and there is no immersive sense of darkness or shadow. - The stealth system, including the guards is really…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The awesome: Using RTX 3090 I get solid 80 fps using an insane Index res 500% (45 million pixels per frame combining both eyes). So you can probably play this game using a potato - the game feels greatly optimized. I've been playing for 90 minutes, so far it's been solid 80 fps - but I usually only get such performance in Quest games. The gameworld does feel alive with many guards, birds, insects and more. The PCVR version is 32.4GB - a massive 4 times larger than the 8.2GB Quest version, so…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →OK. Is this a Thief game? YES Is it short? YES Should it be longer ? YES Was it everything we wanted generally in a Thief game? YES Should they make another game or give us the old Thief games as a remake and give us the option to toggle VR? YES Would it be fun to steal with a partner in VR? YES
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As a big fan of the OG thief gold and metal age and a massive VR enthusiast, I was really excited to try out Thief VR. The game is pretty good, but still a little disappointing overall. For one, it's pretty short, only 7 missions with two repeated locations (so 5 locations total). I know that Thief 1 and 2 also had repeated locations but these games were 20 hours long and had atleast 15 missions each, if not more. For Thief VR, it took me only 6 hours to complete the campain and I wish it…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →English: Finally real Thief feeling again – and in VR As someone who played "Thief" from the very beginning and knows every single entry in the series, I spent years hoping for new Thief games. Unfortunately, Thief was often developed in parallel with Deus Ex in the past. As great as Deus Ex is, Thief should always have kept its own clear identity in my opinion. I bought the Meta Quest 3 right at launch in October 2023. In the time that followed, I mostly tried demos and quickly realized that…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Works well even with dated hardware. Oculus CV1 and NVidia GTX 1070 8GB and it runs flawlessly. It's immersive, though the graphics for VR titles don't seem to have advanced in 10 years... maybe developed for the lowest common denominator (mobile headsets?) Missions are moody and immersive, but quite short and simple. Might be worth it at a discount.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Frustrating game due to bugs. I'm torn because I like the Thief series and want to support it, but these bugs make me not want to play the game. Your collected arrows sometimes reset to zero even though they are mission crucial. At the end of fully completing a mission I took my headset off and the game had closed and my progress was totally lost. And a few other things. This is a stealth game and having to replay a slow paced breaking and entering mission multiple times (which was fun on…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →'Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow' Comes to All Major VR Headsets in December, New Gameplay Here. Developed by Maze Theory and published by Vertigo Games, Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow arms you with a bow, a black jack, and some requisite sticky fingers, as you sneak past (or wallop) hulking guards on your way to treasures within. In the stealthy boots of ‘Magpie’, a cunning thief orphaned by Baron Northcrest and shaped by the streets, you steal and evade the City’s forces as you discover the mystery…
neutral · AI labelView post →Right, @pcgamer.com's Fraser Brown beat me to writing about why a Thief VR game is such demoralising news, so instead I decided to look on the bright side and remember why I care so much about the series in the first place. kotaku.com/thief-vr-psv...
neutral · AI labelView post →This is an excellent translation of the Thief formula to VR, and I REALLY enjoy it. That said. Magpie talks way too much. Garrett too. I like Stephen Russell, but I DO NOT need the characters in-game to give me helpful hints such as, "A key! We can open something with this!" or "Hmmm, maybe look up?" after every action. Stop. The devs have been patching and updating this game as recently as the day I write this, so if you're reading reviews: PLEASE PROVIDE AN OPTION TO DISABLE THE…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Based on the trailer voiceover Thief VR is the first video game starring Philomena Cunk
neutral · AI labelView post →You can't play this game if you use HTC Vive controllers!!!!!!!! What the hell is that? How can someone release a game in this state?
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Finally another non-sandbox game I can really sink my teeth into and follow a story
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm genuinely surprised by how much fun I find this game and how much it works for VR. I've played Thief 1 and 2 a bunch, and (especially level 2 onwards) this gives the same feeling of working through an area, puzzling out ways through, hunting loot, and (with my playstyle anyway) chipping away at guards till everyone who can be knocked unconscious is in a pile in a dark room somewhere. The levels are bigger and more stuffed with different paths and secrets than I expected, I'm enjoying…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow isn't a perfect stealth game, but there's a strong Dishonored vibe to it that's enough to tempt you in www.eurogamer.net/thief-vr-leg...
neutral · AI labelView post →I've only completed the first two levels but it feels surreal to be playing a thief game in VR. It feels just like how it should to me. Definate recommend.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As a long time Thief franchise fan I really wanted to love this game. Now after a nearly done completionist playthorugh my reception is just lukewarm. I like the idea of doing a stealth game in VR and I am still going to soldier through all the technical problems regardless to at least get my money's worth from it. Do not be mistaken though: this is not a AAA PCVR experience. It is a port of a Quest game that brings the game down to the lowest common denominator of all the platforms it was…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Highly recommended! The graphics are great and the story line is challenging! The only complaint I have so far is the game sometimes crashes and if it does, you have to start your current mission from the very beginning instead of your last checkpoint. This is frustrating because each mission takes longer and longer. I am still trying to figure out how to compete with the axemen. You don't seem to be able to sneak up on them and bonk them on the head like you can with the crossbow and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've played the entire THIEF series of games and THIEF VR is a dream come true for me. The greatest strength of the earlier THIEF iterations is the ambient music and immersive sound, and this new installment has given it justice to a certain degree. The graphics style is more similar to Thief: Dark Shadows rather than the earlier THIEF releases. I have tried running the game using Steam Link and Virtual Desktop. It stutters a lot on Steam Link but runs relatively stable on Virtual Desktop.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →'Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow' Hands-on: The Most Promising VR-Native Stealth Game Yet. I had a chance to go hands-on with the latest build of Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow on PSVR 2 at the first VR Games Showcase live event, which took place in London in September. It’s also coming to Quest 2 and above and SteamVR headsets at release, which is expected sometime later this year. I walked away impressed with my hour-long hands-on, and here’s why: in short, it’s built from the ground-up with VR…
neutral · AI labelView post →I LOVE the thief games, especially the first two. They're in my top 5 favorite games of all time. So I was SUPER excited to finally see a new entry in the series after over a decade of it being dead! Unfortunate that it's basically a sequel to Thief (2014), the black sheep in the series. However, the game is great and it definitely feels like classic Thief in most ways! The story is absolute nonsense. I had no idea what's going on. Thankfully, the gameplay made up for it. Stealth and VR go…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →game is great but it has a game breaking bug, i cannot collect any valuables because the zones where you collect them and grab your blackjack and stuff just do not work for some reason, i spent 20 minutes trying to fix it and nothing worked, this need to be fixed asap.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Buggy and boring. Very disappointing and a frustration to play.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I played the originals when they came out. They are in my top 5 all time favorites. They are very dated now but simply unforgettable gameplay and atmosphere. Id say "ahead of their time" but the some of trash we're getting now.. well This game in VR is what it is. I'm actually enjoying it. I'm about 3 missions in. Could it be more immersive? Environment and guards MORE responsive? Sure. The addition of Garrett is a nice throwback to the originals. The mechanics are here. Different arrows. etc.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I liked it! For reference, I played this on PSVR2 on PCVR. Typing this fresh as I finished it and overall key points I think would be - The Story is okay, leads up to some sick visuals in the last level as well. - NPCs - Thief guards do as Thief guards do, they constantly yap and can be pretty stupid sometimes. I'd maybe even appreciate an option for less chatter, honestly. - Visually - look, it's no Alyx, sure. That's a shame. But it looks fine. Minor graphical glitches. - The feel,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you love sneaking, stealing, lockpicking, ramming people over their heads to avoid detection, then this game is for you. Also if you're a fan of the Thief franchise of course. Graphics look good, the mechanics work really well, no bugs (so far). It's just a beautifully made stealth game and reminded me a lot of Dishonored, not because Garrett's voice actor is the same as Corvo, but the buildings, the settings and the atmosphere. 8)
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I have liked the game. I have beaten all but the last mission. The gameplay loop is nice. It gives me everything I want from a stealth VR experience. The art looks good in a similar way to how Dishonored 1 looks good, but at the quality necessary for a pleasant VR experience. Far as the designed experience goes, the only thing I really want to complain about is that knocking out an enemy does not count against being sneaky in the game's eyes, nor is there nothing to track whether you managed to…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I had real hope for this game seeing as there has been a lack of Thief for some time now and the last outing was pretty terrible. Unfortunately, this game, as it stands is kinda disappointing and feels like a bit of a cash grab using the name.. The stealth is terrible, the AI is dumb, the game crashes frequently, you can fall through the map, the selection of weaponry is lacklustre, there's actually a point in the game where if you don't follow a specific linear path you can get stuck in a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great stealth game that runs flawlessly off the Steam Frame natively.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →"Focus, M" type writing.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Well that was a blast, 5.7 hours in and I'm on the last mission I think... Played it all released night until 2am... My thoughts on release day? Awesome game, true to the franchise, it's awesome the original Creators had a part to play in the games development. What I loved about it and what I have my humps about are somewhat related... I loved the level design and the freedom to approach the level the way I saw fit, like true thief fashion you have that freedom, which I love!! The…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Humble Bundle Upload VR Summer 2026. Pay at least $18 for these 9 items VTOL VR 98% Positive on Steam Zero Caliber 2 Remastered 80% Positive on Steam Metro Awakening 71% Positive on Steam Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow 77% Positive on Steam Tactical Assault VR 85% Positive on Steam Ancient Dungeon 95% Positive on Steam Arizona Sunshine Remake 89% Positive on Steam Among Us 3D: VR 75% Positive on Steam Zero Caliber VR 81% Positive on Steam
neutral · AI labelView post →Search "The Dark Mod VR", find the github page, scroll down and follow the instructions to the letter. This will give you a much better experience than this. If it wasn't a buggy mess, it would be a barebones stealth game that happens to be in VR. I won't pretend there isn't at least some fun to be had, until it gets ruined because you fell through the floor, or the mantling mechanic decided it didn't want to work this time. Or you get an achievement for "distracting a guard with a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow genuinely made my day. Really. I was playing, enjoying myself here and there, when I stumbled upon a WANTED list with Magpie’s name on it. Her reaction, “This bounty is insulting! I’m worth double that!”, made me burst out laughing. That moment alone became the reason I decided to write this review. But to explain why this game works so well for me, I need to step back and talk about the series itself. I adore the Thief franchise… despite the fact that I’ve never…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Ambience and “Thief” feel…. 5 Stars VR Immersion…. 4 Stars Game Length…. 3 Stars Maps…. 3 Stars I DO recommend this game. But the downsides are…. It’s short. It’s hard. Can be buggy at times (not enough to not buy it.) It repeats maps. Folks are complaining about the AI but on the flip side, if the AI was better, the game might be impossible as is. Get the game! It’s fun…. It could be better though…..
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Anyone know if that new Thief VR game has that same open, non linear level design of Thief 2? I'm sure levels can't be as massive as they were in Thief 2, but non-linearity is the best part of a stealth imsim
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