Thief™ 2: The Metal Age

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Posted on: February 11, 2012

drfears

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Gry: 919 Opinie: 2

The "Good" part of Good Old Games

Around the time I was building my second computer, I got this game for free with the video card I bought. Being a bit starved for games at the time, I installed it, despite the usual low quality of "free" games. To say it surprised me is an enormous understatement. I have installed (and attempted to play) it on every computer I have purchased since then. It is among my top 5 games, along with Deus Ex and Arcanum. The Good: Better stealth than has been found in almost any game since, including Thief 3. Water arrows for torches, noise arrows for distracting guards, camera arrows for taking a peak around that corner, and more. The guards are optimally placed to make it challenging, but not impossible. The surface on which you are walking actually matters, with stone making more sound than carpet. Harder difficulties encourage no-kill runs. A main character with character. Finally, there is a way to determine how dark that shadow is: The light gem. (I still catch myself looking for the light gem in Skyrim.) The Bad: Guards aren't the brightest, though it can provide amusement sometimes. The later levels prevent stealthy runs. Some of the harder difficulty objectives are absolutely brutal. Zombies. The Ugly: The graphics are, to say the least, dated. Fortunately, the cutscenes are usually 2D painting-style. If you have ever played Deus Ex, Assassin's Creed, The Elder Scrolls, Splinter Cell, or any other game which purports to contain stealth in it, and you enjoyed those parts, get this game now. If the thought of sitting in darkness for 5 minutes, watching guards patrol back and forth, waiting for their patrols to sync up, so you can steal that delicious golden statue, doesn't appeal to you, then you probably don't want this game. As one final note: This is the first review I have ever written online. I have been gaming for 23 years, and have had my own computer for 14 of those years, yet I have never felt strongly enough about a game to write about it until now. Thank you, GOG, for allowing me to retire my poor game discs.

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Posted on: August 15, 2012

CheeseBoar_

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Gry: 825 Opinie: 1

They don't make games like this anymore

I was unfortunate enough to have missed out on the Thief series back when it was new, and just recently played through the first two games out of the three in the series. Thief II: The Metal Age is, without a doubt in my mind, one of the best games I've ever played. You play as Garrett, a master thief just trying to pay the bills and make a little extra cash on the side. For better or worse, however, Garrett always seems to end up involved in something much deeper than he'd like to be, and he just has to roll with it. I'd go more into the story, but I don't want to take a second of this awesome game away from any potential players out there. We live in a gaming society where everyone immediate thinks of guns when they hear the term "first person." This game is very, very different. While killing is definitely a possibility, it's noisy, and this is a stealth game. The Thief series encourages you to stick to the shadows and either avoid contact with enemies completely, or knock them out quietly. You can even distract them and make them walk in a direction that's far, far away from you. Thief II takes the core gameplay elements of the original Thief and Thief Gold and makes some noticeable improvements. The main thing I liked about this second game is that there weren't more than a couple zombies, which were abundant in the first game. When they showed up in the original Thief, the whole stealth aspect was kind of thrown out the window, and the game turned into a much more action-oriented experience. This game deals almost purely with humans, and strategy is almost ALWAYS a necessity. You can never just run into a room and expect everything to go your way, because you'll be seen and/or heard. You need to take a minute to plan your every move, and to make sure you stay virtually invisible if you want to succeed in your missions. It's an amazing experience that's impossible to describe in typewritten words. If you want a real first person experience, and not just another game lost in a sea of shooters, pick Thief II up. You won't regret a second of it, and you'll see that even to this day, we've never gotten anything quite like it.

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Posted on: March 8, 2012

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Gry: 262 Opinie: 8

The only stealth game that matters.

Yes, this is the finest stealth game ever made. MGS, Splinter Cell, Deus Ex, and Hitman may be great, but none of them nail stealth quite as much as this game does. Thief 1 is also great, and Thief 3 is okay, but neither quite come as close to perfection as Thief 2. This game delivers what many modern games are missing: a likeable non-generic protagonist, open-ended and complex missions with stellar level design, great atmosphere, humor, easter eggs + hidden secrets galore. You can really tell the developers at Looking Glass really put their hearts and souls into making this, My only gripe is that sometimes climbing and mantling certain surfaces doesn't work like its supposed to (Garret will fail to grab the ledge). Thats easily forgivable though. For real, this game here is the #1 reason to have a GOG.com account. Nothing beats the satisfaction of completing a mission without being heard or seen once.

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Posted on: March 4, 2012

Decept404

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Gry: 85 Opinie: 6

The apex of the genre

It baffles me that a game that defined the genre has yet to be bettered, by sequels or imitators. Thief 2 blew my expectations away. It is a prime example of developers both realizing what they have, and listening smartly to the feedback of the community. Thief 2 has larger, more complex levels, few if any monsters and zombies, and a superb sense of art deco style. It's as gorgeous sounding as its predecessor, better looking, better playing, and takes the player to some wonderful locales. It's a superb, timeless game.

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Posted on: February 9, 2013

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Gry: 165 Opinie: 9

Best stealth game of all time

there is no other game that can top this not even metal gear and hitman the stealth mechanics are perfect and it is really satisfying sneaking around an area

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