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Thief: Deadly Shadows (2004)
June 23, 2004 |
| Displaying All 15 Web Review(s) | | Click on the review blurb to read entire review, or click on the website name to view other reviews by that website. |
8.5/10: | Despite these qualms, Deadly Shadows' singular approach to the stealth genre, still fresh after four years of dormancy, make it worth buying on either system. --[1UP.com] |
4/5: | The master thief has returned to steal your time -- we advise you let him! --[Yahoo! Games] |
4.5/6: | We flat loved the wide open feel of the game, got a ton of enjoyment out of it, and really liked the look and feel of the game engine and the weapons and interaction interface. --[Gamers Depot] |
8.6/10: | SITE AWARD - The atmosphere is intact, the story is very nice, the graphics are well above par, the audio is very good, and the gameplay should be interesting both for new and old players. --[Gamers Hell] |
3/5: | Thief: Deadly Shadows is a great stealth game, but offers little more to the player. --[File Front] |
8.1/10: | While the graphical flaws and load times are there, the gameplay and narration are more than enough to make up for it. --[Gaming Horizon] |
9/10: | Deadly Shadows is a great game, one that provides the next step in the evolution of the Thief series and won’t disappoint fans of either its predecessors or the stealth genre in general. --[Game Zone Online] |
8/10: | T:DS is a great game. Unfortunately, it gets dragged down by a few minor points that, if they existed by themselves, they would be inconsequential. --[Ars Technica] |
82/100: | Any fan of stealth games needs to pick this one up and try to look past the technical issues to the excellent gameplay and sense of style beneath. --[Telefragged] |
4.5/5: | While it doesn’t set any brave new standards, it maintains all the things that made Thief great in the first place. --[Adrenaline Vault] |
84/100: | Even though Thief: Deadly Shadow lacks more polish in certain areas, and especially in the AI department, the fact remains that this is one very enjoyable and immersive PC game with plenty to offer to the fans of the series. --[ActionTrip] |
5/5: | The true wonder of the game isn’t in normal mapping or Havok physics, but rather in the low-tech ways in which the game turns skulking in the dark into tons of fun. --[Game Pro] |
8.6/10: | Ion definitely seems to have learned from the issues it encountered in Invisible War and added a highly respectable addition to the Thief series that, while not boldly innovating, holds the franchise bar at least as high. --[IGN] |
8.3/10: | Deadly Shadows takes itself seriously, which is why some of the graphical and gameplay issues can seem laughable or simply disappointing... --[Game Spot] |
4/5: | ...despite the game's problems, it still managed to craft a title that's at least equal to any of the old Looking Glass games. --[Game Spy] |
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 User Review Average
 75%
[ 3 Review(s) ]
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"Deadly Shadows< Metal Age< Dark Project" by: darkIron
Die hard thief fans like my self will still like the game for what it has to offer----story line, garret's same old personality,the ocassional face-b...more
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