Thief: The Dark Project

Thief The Dark Project isn't just a video game it's much more than that. I think it is a revolution in entertainment and truly a real masterpiece given to the masses. Everithing is made perfectly-the story, the style and atmosphere, the sound and even the graphics. I remember every mission that I completed and the more I got into the thief world I couldn't stop playing day and night, the whole thing was so gripping. Garret, the main character of the game is one of the greatest game heroes ever created. This is a one of it's kind and a must to anyone who loves stealth and adventure games. So don't doubt to get this because it's totally worth the money.

This is one of the best games ever made. It is scary, addicting, has hours of game play. You rob crypts, mansions, and even haunted cathedrals. The game is loaded with zombies, hammer haunts, hammerites, guards, spiders, ghosts, bug men, and a great plot twist. The best level is the sword where you must get a sword from a crazy mansion owned by Constantine. It is a dark game. Sometimes you may need to turn the gamma up. It takes patience and skill. It is a really stealth game. It is the most fun to play on the expert setting. It is fun not to kill or knock out anyone or anything. It has a dark and mature atmosphere. Definitely a great game.

Thief isn't the game for people who are more tuned to frantic action offered by so many other games. However I'd still recommend thief to the mentioned audience due to how well the game has been developed. You'll have to completely rely on stealth and sneaking past enemies or hitting them from the back. The atmosphere in the levels are truly brilliant. You don't get too many weapons though and the most powerful weapon is just a bow and arrow for longer range attacks. For once, there is also a decent story told through some cutscenes. The ingame voice acting has also been done very impressively and adds to the atmosphere. I also recommend its sequel, Theif-2, which is an even better game than the first.

This game brought about a whole new revolution in video gaming. It was the first ever first person sneaker. Yes, finally a game where stealth is involved. Up until that time all there was was first person shooters. Though you may find yourself getting fed up with sneaking around at times and just want to slaughter all your enemies like any other FPS. But hey, whatever floats yer boat.

It is game that follows the adventures of the cynical thief Garrett and combines medieval fantasy with 19th century technology. The game's a cool hybrid much like how the TV show Wild, Wild West combined Westerns and Science Fiction. As is the sequel Thief II.

There are great monsters and enemies to battle. Guards, spiders, and the great ratmen. I loved the off the wall, A Clockwork Orange-esque way of talking the ratdudes had. And their eerie catch phrases like calling each other "sneaksie friends" and the game's hero, the cynical Garrett, "manflesh". And you will too, sneaksie friends!

Plus my favorites the Hammerites, a religious nut group of knights, are terrific foes too. The Hammerite prison level is absolutely kickarse. Sneaking about the Hammerites in the shadows as they go about their duties, talking to themselves, singing songs, reciting Hammerite scripture, evading their medieval style motion detectors, blackjacking or shooting an arrow into an unsuspecting Hammer, it's great fun!

And major kudos goto the programmers and Stephen Russell as the voice of our beloved hero Garrett. Adios two times...

"Thief: The Dark Project" is one of the great breakthroughs in modern role playing video games. It provides the player, with not only with a great time, but it has a interesting plot line that will keep you hooked on it. It has wonderful art direction, and a unique stylish quality, with outstanding and creative characters and creatures. The creators have made a world in which modern aspects is put into a medieval time. You wander that world as a solitary thief named "Garrett". You go on missions in some of the most creative and unique places, and watch as the suspenseful ploy unwraps itself. I recommend this game to people who like to solve problems and riddles. It's not just a game, it's a revolution.