Weird Thief Stuff: here's an arcade shooter beta, built out of Thief's Dark Engine from 2008, by TypeRED.
The mission is never set to end so once you run out of enemies you just sit in space forever until you close the game
-> download.thiefguild.com/demos/ - [BONUS] 95 DEMO FMs files (600 MB)
-> download.thiefguild.com/abandoned/ - [BONUS] 18 ABANDONED projects (400 MB) (that were shared publicly by their authors, for public)
To sum up, here you can grab the files - they are organized into three folders:
-> download.thiefguild.com/fms/ - Currently, all 1325 of released (finished) T1/2/3 FM files (57 GB)
[tl;dr] What repository?
The NEW Thief Guild FM repository with:
1. Unlimited traffic
2. 60GB+ of 1400+ FM zip files
3. Fiber optic connection speed download
The NEW Thief Guild FM hosting is ready!
Read more here!
www.thiefguild.com/topics/10886...
IT'S TAFFING SEASON AGAIN, KIDS!
youtu.be/G6_AJhNUsLY
All FMs deserve it!
you have studied the blade
So, I’m doing a print of my Thief: The Dark Project remake Keeper Sword, and I’m still working on the tolerances so I can actually assemble it, but I glued together one of my broken previous prints, and… Y’all I modeled this for a video game, tell me why it’s perfectly balanced.
Picture of abandoned and ruined cloister with shadowed skeleton dressed up in red armor. The light and colors suggest sunset, but every hue is dirty. Whole picture is drawn with pixelated brushes. Is it- indeed, a fanart to Thief the Dark Project!
Black and white illustration of ancient, scruffy mage wearing black hood and big uroboros medalion. He's angrily looking at the camera due to being The Bad Guy in the story. Behind him there is overwhelming ray of light in reference to noir movies. It is a still illustration for 'Thief: The Black Parade' fan campaign (its great). black and white illustration of ancient, scruffy mage wearing black hood and big uroboros medalion. He's angrily looking at the camera due to being The Bad Guy in the story. Behind him there is overwhelming ray of light in reference to noir movies. It is a still illustration for 'Thief: The Black Parade' fan campaign (its great).
Image of abandoned cloister with red ghost within it. The colors are so muted the picture seems to be in grayscale. It is hard to tell if its dayscene or nightscene, due to strong beam of foggy light yet everything is lowly saturated. The top and bottom of the picture suggest trompe-l'œil as it is within dark wooden frame. You won't believe it, it is fanart to Thief the Dark Project.
Fanart for video game Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver depicting character Raziel on top, and taking final blow with spear over one of the trash enemies in the game. The characters are within small frame with illegible organic pattern from where behind a rusty plates and broken steel frames looming in pure darkness. Outside of the frame and characters there is also pure void making whole composition floating in darkness. Every color in the picture is muted and dirty. The scheme goes around browns, grays, and red. The composition is a reference to depictions of Archangel Michael killing the Devil in christian art.
whats soup #PortfolioDay ! They say misery loves comapny, and there is no shortage of misery in this artist.
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this is still my favorite easter egg in any fan mission
how can I keep from singing?
#art #thiefthedarkproject
Why yes I am streaming on my Twitch channel below how did you guess?
https://www.twitch.tv/Simon_Novak
#Vtuber #ENVtuber #Thief #theDarkMod #SimOnline
Always good to see FMs showing up in the press! Thanks @ricklane.bsky.social
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(The music was added in post, the mission is usually completely silent, save for the burning fire)
Mission: Merry Christmas
Author: Saracoth / Silent
Game: Thief: The Dark Project
Released on January 4th, 2000
Somerville Observatory from Thief VR: Legacy of Shadows
tutorial gaming
youtu.be/lk5i1zJdrY0
Made a really quick guide on getting Thief Gold and The Metal Age up to date in the distant future year of 2025.
Full video in da replies
This is fanart to the game 'Thief the Dark Project', an exactly to the mission named 'The Sword' Illustration shows a fantasy stonework corridor with few entrances. From left to right: a nighgtime trapeze corridor with strong beam of light coming from crooked window. A giant head of a woman with tint of green and vines hiding within her skin and hair. A woven pattern? stained glass? in green and orange depicting a leaf. A masonwork platform in the pure black absence leading to the corridor made of unidentified greenery. An upside down fantasy red room with pillar looking like a tree. Between the colorful pattern of the wall and the void 'room' there is anonymous man in simple dark fantasy tunic and hood leaning and cautiously looking at the void roo,. The mentioned earlier head of a woman with sinister smile of scheming eunuch observes the man. On the blue-cream tiled floor lays ridiculously long sword, levitating. There is also big mouse trap with small human skull and fractured bones scattered around. There is blackmold contamination in the picture. The corners of the image has bits of floor, stonewalls, and roof tilted around 45'. The colors are intense but semi dark in value. Its hard to say where the lightsource is. The lion does not concern himself with where the lightsource in his drawing is.
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#art
My new Thief 2 Fan Mission, Reflection in Red, is out! I am very proud of this one, and it is by far my most ambitious work in the Dark Engine to date. www.ttlg.com/forums/showt...
Thief VR launches on December 4, 2025 at $29.99 on Steam, PSVR2, and Quest.
There's a pre-order discount at $26.99 but you can get it cheaper for PC through GreenManGaming with the code "OCT15" which makes it $25.49.
If you're a GreenManGaming Gold XP member, it's $23.99.
I've rethought how I upload my VODs and have finally got all vods for 1999 up and running.
You can watch them all now at the link below:
youtube.com/playlist?lis...
Did it do a good job?
Benny, is that you?
True.
A screenshot of a dark hallway in Thief: The Dark Project
Thief: The Dark Project (1998). This game made light and sound core mechanics, where shadows protect you and sounds can give you away. Plus, the sound design made each room feel tense.
