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Thief Video Game Free Download Repacklab. Garrett, the Master Thief, steps out of the shadows into the City. In this treacherous place, where the Baron’s Watch spreads a rising tide of fear and oppression, his skills are the only things he can trust. Even the most cautious citizens and their best-guarded possessions are not safe from his reach. As an uprising emerges, Garrett finds himself entangled in growing layers of conflict. Lead by Orion, the voice of the people, the tyrannized citizens will do everything they can to claim back the City from the Baron’s grasp. The revolution is inevitable. If Garrett doesn’t get involved, the streets will run red with blood and the City will tear itself apart. REPACKLAB.COM SEXY GAMES

Every guard you come across in a stealth game is a sort of puzzle. How do I get past this guy without being spotted? Or do I put an arrow through his face? That’s the kind of thing Thief does well, using nice-looking shadows and scenarios with multiple paths to make us think before we steal. Everything else, from a clunky story and flat characters to a frustrating mess of a central map made me wish that this Thief reboot hadn’t bothered trying to connect those scenarios with fiction at all. As his title would imply, main character Garrett steals pretty much anything that isn’t nailed down, including junk like forks, pens, cups – you name it.

Mastering Patience for a True Stealth Playthrough

Going for a true stealth playthrough is a game of patience; waiting for the right moment to either slip through a hole in the guards’ patrol pattern undetected or take out targets one at a time. You can’t really simply overpower any enemies unlucky enough to catch a glimpse of you, because melee combat is a dumb and repetitive dance of dodging an enemy’s obvious incoming attack and countering. It’s easy against one enemy, but really tough against two or more, especially when there’s a guard with a crossbow involved. But that’s okay, because a good stealth game does everything it can to convince us to avoid direct confrontation. UNCHARTED Legacy of Thieves Collection 

Stealth is where Thief works best. It’s tough but fair, and gives you breathing room to avoid detection when you keep to the shadows. The impressive lighting makes it almost believable that sometimes you can get close enough to a guard to steal the boogers from his nose undetected. Their AI isn’t fantastic and will occasionally get stuck on walls, but it’s good enough that guards will notice unconscious or dead bodies and open safes, and they react as I expected them to when lured around with Garrett’s selection of trick arrows. Most of those arrows, though, are extremely limited in where they can be used – particularly the fire, water, and rope arrows that only work on very specific objects like open-flame lights and leaking oil barrels.

The Challenge of Master-Level Heists

Garrett’s Focus power is a bit of a crutch, but a much-appreciated one that cuts out frustrating searches for interactive items in a very dark game. You can buy Focus upgrades to make the already easy lockpick minigame easier, or give you hints about where treasure is stashed, but the only one that really changed the way I played in a negative way was the combat upgrades that let me quickly take down alerted guards. The ability to bash my way through enemies kind of defeats the purpose of a stealth game. Of course, a really good thing about Thief is that it can scale its difficulty however you want. The Walking Dead: Destinies 

I found the normal “Thief” difficulty setting to be tough enough for me, but pulling off a master-level heist with autosaves, Focus, and crosshairs disabled without being spotted is going to be worth some serious bragging rights. Because of that, Thief can take about as long as you want it to to complete. My time to beat the campaign and most side missions was about 15 hours, partially as a result of trying to get through the early missions completely undetected (and reloading if I was spotted) before giving up and dropping some bodies. It’d take much longer to stealth it all, and it’d be considerably quicker if you kill everything in your path.

The Final Verdict of Thief

However, the mouse-and-keyboard inventory interface doesn’t work well – I couldn’t smoothly scroll through my items with the mouse wheel because some items, like the flash bomb, had to be de-equipped before I could switch. And, in addition to the annoying looping conversations, I kept running into an issue on the PC version in dialogue scenes and while peeking through keyholes that caused black bars to appear on either side of the screen and squish the image horizontally – usually it popped back after exiting that screen, but sometimes it would get stuck and I’d have to exit to the menu and reload my save.

Thief has some strong stealth mechanics going for it, and getting away unseen with a big haul of loot can be an enormous challenge, but doesn’t always put that to good use. Between the hit-or-miss missions is an extremely annoying city hub map and a weak story full of bland characters, and Garrett himself isn’t as sure-footed as a master thief ought to be. Ignoring the story and cherrypicking the best side missions is the best way to approach it. ELDEN RING

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