It represents developer 5 Ants' debut title and although it started life as a casual mobile puzzle game published on Android and iOS, it has taken a bold step and made the transition to PC.

+ feels like an adventure; + cute graphics; + varied gameplay

- no direct controls; - simplistic; - short

Freeze. Don't move. Don't even breathe. Don't let him bait you with his threats.  If he sees you, you're dead! You should have brought more flash bombs, you taffer! Okay, he's moving away now. AVOID the tile this time. Stay on the carpet, annnnnnnd BAM!

A legend in the industry, this game can still run with the best of them over a decade later; it's funny, and it's moving

It is nearly impossible to get running without help on newer operating systems

It's fair to say that Thief won't be for everyone but for those who remembered the first time the game appeared on our screens, few who played will ever forget the magic that it bestowed upon us.

series of video games. It was developed by Eidos Montreal and published by Square Enix in late February 2014. It was released in North America, Europe, and Australia on the Xbox One, the PlayStation 4, Microsoft Windows, Xbox 360, and the PlayStation 3.

Eidos Montreal and Square Enix have resurrected one of my all time favorite PC series with their remake of Thief. When Thief: The Dark Age came out in 1998, I was hooked. I loved the stealth game play, the maps that contained multiple maps to my goal, and the visuals of the game were some of the...

Thief does many things right. The gameplay is great for the most part, Garrett is his same wonderful self, it looks wonderful, the AI often works well, and the range of customization options is amazing.

It's a testament to the brilliance of Thief ‘s core gameplay that it's able to be extremely entertaining despite the unbelievable litany of flaws, bugs, and flubs that otherwise plague its design.

It's been ten years since master thief Garrett has made an appearance in a video game. The reboot of the classic franchise attempts to build on the success of 1998's 'Thief: The Dark Project', 2000's 'Thief II: The Metal Age' and 2004's 'Thief: Deadly Shadows'.

The original Thief was one of my favorite PC games of all time. It was unique in that it completely focused on stealth -- a mechanic that wasn't used often at the time outside of a few select games like the original Metal Gear .

"What is this worth?" It's the question that comes up most often while playing Thief. Everything you steal is tagged with a definitive monetary value, but a better measure of an object's worth might be how good it feels to take it.