Thief Simulator 2

Very raw, and unpolished game, still buggy in 2025, good concept but very lazy implementation.

I played a lot of Thief Simulator 1 and when I moved to 2 I was quite disappointed to find that you no longer had your warehouse for displaying all your goods and hanging guitars on the wall like you could. Now it's just all into a bottomless locker in the closet. If i'm wrong about this and I just haven't unlocked something, I would love to be wrong so feel free to correct me and I'll reconsider my rating. I didn't realise myself that that was so important to me until I found I couldn't do it. Otherwise not much difference between the 2 games or any pros for trying TS2 over TS1.

Really enjoyed this game, kept everything I enjoyed about the first game and added enough new features to make it different. Excited for the DLC!

Bring warehouse back

finally a realistic game that lets me experience the streets of Romania, without my car being dismantled after looking away for 10 seconds

Thief Simulator 2, or as I prefer to call it, Thief Simulator: Expanded and Enhanced. For me, excluding the story as that seems to actually be a continuation from the first Thief Simulators story, Thief Simulator 2 is the first Thief Simulator, but with new features, better quality graphics, and improved enhancements to many already existing features from the first Thief Simulator. Does that mean the games bad? No, in fact (although at the time of writing this review I'm only about halfway through the story), I personally found Thief Simulator 2 to be more enjoyable than the first. In conclusion, this game is good, but if you have an interest in the story, play the first Thief Simulator first, so you have an idea of why Thief Simulator 2's Story starts the way it does.

I refunded it I can't get gamepad to work shame i liked the first game

Fun game, lacks polish to the extent that it becomes frustrating. Very much the type of game that gets in its own way.

I want to like this game but the detection system is absolutely terrible. Why does the police get called when you hit someone, hit a dog or ring a bell too many times? How do they even know who to look for? Why do they shoot at a thief? Why does my character seize movement when a civ with a bat appears??? Who cares? Make a run for it, what do I care if they saw me? Why does everyone have a phone with 911 speed dial in their brain including dogs and inanimate objects like windows and doors? Seriously, what is this hair trigger detection system? Yes it's a game, there should be consequences but this is terrible, not fun at all. Of course it has to be some unity dump.

This game is nice and usually fun to play — but it also have some quite noticable flaws. [list] [*]For starters, I usually don't like [b]lockpicking in Oblivion[/b], but in this game (as well as in the first part) they actually managed to make it [b]fun[/b]. Now pins resist to go to they target position, but then they reach it, you have quite enough time to click. Plus, here is nice (I would even say, palpable) 3D cutaway model of the lock. Really well done! [*]Next, information about [b]tenants' schedules became much more nuanced[/b], you can see not only if they at home or not, but when they sleep or in which rooms they supposed to be in specific time. Here even special "planning mode" which shows their routes for nearby future. [*]Speaking of [b]new tools[/b], now you have [b]drone[/b], which can be used to disabling cameras and reconnaissance. I am huge fun of flying in games, and approve it. You also finally can [b]knock out[/b] these pesky guards. :) Interesting idea...