Thief Simulator 2
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Critic Reviews for Thief Simulator 2
On the one hand, the game mechanics are very shallow, the visuals are ugly and have a cheesy feel. On the other hand, it offers incredibly well-dosed content, fun stealth, refined AI, unique mechanics and many other things for a low price.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
Do you want to pick locks, break doors, steal whatever you want? If advancing your career as a thief is the goal of your life, Thief Simulator 2 is one of the games you can check out.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Thief Simulator 2 is a great improvement on the first instalment. I enjoyed playing the story missions and scoping out houses and found it fun to run from the police station. I love the lockpicking mini-game. It’s easy and fun to do. I also love that the game doesn’t take itself too seriously, leading to plenty of comical moments true to any good simulator game. For simulator lovers, fans of the first game, or a player who loves stealthy games, this game is for you.
Thief Simulator 2 is an amazing stealth simulation and has really improved on a lot of aspects from the first game. Its controls are easy to learn and can be fun for those who enjoy stealth simulations or just about any stealth game.
Thief Simulator 2 isn’t merely a sequel—it’s a testament to the evolution of stealth gaming. The game transcends the boundaries of traditional stealth, offering a dynamic and realistic experience that demands adaptability and creativity from players. Whether you’re a seasoned heist enthusiast or a newcomer to the world of stealth, Thief Simulator 2 provides an enthralling journey that satisfies both the craving for intellectual challenge and the desire for pulse-pounding excitement.
Thief Simulator 2 is not a bad game, per se. Far from it in fact, with its engaging central premise and core ideas giving a satisfying stealth experience that we don’t see often. However, everything feels surface level and just a little too janky. It reuses way too much of the original and doesn’t making any significant improvements where it was really needed. But there is still some fun to be had with it, if you’re looking for a basic stealth experience.
