If you want to play a tough, but strong, stealth game, Garrett is your man. Thief is at its best when you're gathering as much loot as possible, trying to complete every chapter without disrupting a single guard. The more confrontations, the worse Thief becomes.

+ Challenging but rewarding stealth; + Plenty of loot; + Custom difficulty

- Some boring missions; - Story; - Terrible combat; - Never really feel like a thief

The HD re-releases publishers seem to be churning through these days are risk-free. You screw with textures, fix things people disliked in the first place and change the HUD to be compatible with widescreen monitors.

Awesome game, lots of fun

Thief is a game, that despite all it's good intentions, will alienate long-time fans. And the cookie-cutter generic gameplay won't do much to attract new fans either, as this franchise once again slips into the forgotten darkness of the night.

Sometimes, Thief makes you feel...well, like a thief. The stars align, you've gathered some courage, and you swoop in to snatch a patrolling guard's coin purse unseen, and then swipe a goblet from under his nose. You sneak away, grin, and silently congratulate yourself for your unquestionable skill.

Oppressive atmosphere envelops you in thematic and visual shadows; Swooping around and thieving valuables from under guards' noses is a blast; It's fun to find cool ways to put your various tools to use

The City's choppy structure injures exploration and immersion; Glitchy AI and other clunky issues drain the game of tension; Incoherent story that ends without any sense of payoff

Thief review by Ray Ivey. "If you were a fan of the first two games, I recommend you give Thief a look.

I've been looking forward to Thief since 2009, back when it was revealed as Thief 4. I went into Thief with an open mind. I really did, but ...

Decent graphics if you don't mind the lack of color; DualShock 4 lightbar feature is nice addition

Locked-down, linear design; Frequent loading screens; Poorly synced audio and music.

Where does he keep all of the stuff he steals?

Light/Dark stealth gameplay works well; Throwback to original stealth games; Hoarding things can be fun..; There is an interesting twist mid-game that makes for an entertaining chapter

Too many long loading screens; No real evolution or reward to gameplay; ...until you realize you have a problem with hoarding every spoon and letter opener; Story is disjointed and has stuttered flow; Game simply feels dated

According to me its next part i.e. uncharted 5 should also come.

On the title screen for Thief, the main character, Garret, looks curiously small. Dwarfed by the scale of the city in the background, he looks a bit like a cross between a new Assassins Creed lead character and a hobbit.