Thief Simulator 2 will transport you to a world full of valuables, expensive cars, and rustling banknotes. As long as you find a way to steal them. Know that a thief's trade is not a piece of cake. In order to get some practice, you'll start with petty theft. This is how you'll gain the experience required to access more and more risky - and most importantly, more profitable - jobs.
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Peor que el primer juego, se mantiene jugable por la premisa que es mínimamente interesante. Los NPC son idiotas y muchas mecánicas han empeorado respecto al primero. Supuestamente añade nuevas opciones como el gas de dormir pero luego están OP. Además que se supone que es la historia? En el primero aún había la tontería esa de la venganza. El atraco final del banco ha sido una decepción enorme.
could of been good but its in the shadow of its prior one
Speaking as someone who has now 100%d both this game and the first (crazy flex, I know.) As of right now I'd consider this game a fascinating improvement over the initial game that has a lot to offer in terms of QoL, new mechanics, improved level design, and a more compact but content-rich world by comparison to its predecessor. It's genuinely a massive improvement and it's clear the dev gave a lot of consideration for the complaints made towards the more tedious aspects of the first.
However, aside from being an upgrade of the first title, the game continues to very much offer what it presents; ultimately a unity simulator game with sometimes broken but mostly functioning stealth mechanics and some basic levels of strategy required. It's fun for the amount of time the game requests you invest but doesn't offer much beyond that.
I'm also genuinely shocked to say I'm kind of interested to see where the story progresses after the cliffhanger it leaves us on, but won't be holding my breath.
Overall a solid experience I can't complain about but far from something I'd recommend as a must buy for stealth fans. Enjoyable if you enjoy this kind of thing (which I do, and did).
However, aside from being an upgrade of the first title, the game continues to very much offer what it presents; ultimately a unity simulator game with sometimes broken but mostly functioning stealth mechanics and some basic levels of strategy required. It's fun for the amount of time the game requests you invest but doesn't offer much beyond that.
I'm also genuinely shocked to say I'm kind of interested to see where the story progresses after the cliffhanger it leaves us on, but won't be holding my breath.
Overall a solid experience I can't complain about but far from something I'd recommend as a must buy for stealth fans. Enjoyable if you enjoy this kind of thing (which I do, and did).
I love the idea, and the gameplay have some moments, but in general is still lacking a lot to be more immersive...