Once done you can head back to your hideout and check if anything special was requested by BlackBay. Your vehicle, by the way, has a box that allows you to store 15 kgs of stuff in addition to the 15 kg you can put in your backpack. I'm already done with the story part (as the achievement popped) but I have some more missions to complete and skills to purchase.īut what can you steal in Thief 2? Pretty much everything: kitchen appliances, vintage wine and bigger objects such as TVs or paintings that require the use of your car. It's a good ad, however, it begs the question how far you can go in the prologue. You also see texts highlighted in red telling you what skills you'd need to use to - for instance - access the vents but some of these will probably be available only in the full game. This prologue is a bit misleading in the sense that it gives you a lot of residential buildings but some are inaccessible as it is not the full game. A good thing is the option to use our mobile to purchase items on the spot (such as tools for lockpicking if we run out). Going "home" will be mandatory to continue the story and to pick up additional missions. We can commute between the two locations at will. This is a separate location accessible once we leave the suburbs. Thief 2 puts in a small suburban area and we are tasked with various burglary missions - all accepted via our computer in our hideout. The similarities between the two games are many - except this is played from the first person and it is a modern take on a thief's life (as the other software took us back to the '80s). However, I did try American Theft 80s which - similarly to this game - had a completely free prologue version to play before the game was officially released. I never played the first Thief Simulator so here I cannot make a comparison.
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