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OtherSide Entertainment lays off 17 staff following game cancellation
OtherSide Entertainment has laid off 17 employees following the cancellation of a game codenamed Argos. Studio leaders Warren Spector and Paul Neurath stated that the current challenging gaming landscape made the project unviable. The studio is seeking new opportunities for the impacted staff.
Warren Spector studio's cheap as chips co-op heist adventure Thick as Thieves is wonky, conspicuously incomplete, and a surprisingly good time
Thick as Thieves, a co-op heist adventure from OtherSide Entertainment, offers a surprisingly fun experience despite its incomplete launch state and removed PvP elements. Developed by industry veterans Warren Spector and Paul Neurath, the game features two maps with randomized objectives and a tense eight-minute countdown for extraction, providing a compelling stealth experience.
Thick as Thieves is making changes, but not the one I think matters most
Thick as Thieves developers OtherSide Entertainment are implementing changes, including key rebinding and making mission timers visible. However, the author expresses concern that the frustrating eight-minute countdown timer and its associated mechanics are not being made adjustable, which they believe is a critical oversight for the stealth game.
Stealth-Action Heist Adventure Thick as Thieves with Co-Op Mode Drops on PC
The stealth-action heist game Thick as Thieves, developed by OtherSide Entertainment and published by Megabit Publishing, has launched on PC via Steam. The game features solo and two-player online co-op modes, set in an alternate-history 1910s Scotland where magic and technology collide. Players take on the role of a Thieves' Guild member undertaking heists with shifting security layouts and dynamic difficulty.
Thick As Thieves Steals Out
Thick As Thieves, a stealth action heist game developed by OtherSide Entertainment, is now available on PC via Steam. The game is the PC edition of the title from Warren Spector and Paul Neurath.
Thick as Thieves Launches Today on Steam with Co-Op Stealth Action | Invision Game Community
OtherSide Entertainment and Megabit Publishing have launched Thick as Thieves on Steam, a stealth-action game set in an alternate-history Scotland. The title features cooperative gameplay for two players, replayable missions, and a blend of immersive stealth mechanics. It is available for £4.99/$4.99/€4.99 and includes an introductory campaign with future content expansions planned.
Thick as Thieves Sneaks onto Steam Today
The stealth action title Thick as Thieves, developed by OtherSide Entertainment and published by Megabit Publishing, has launched today on PC via Steam for $4.99. The game features a solo or two-player online co-op campaign with dynamic stealth gameplay and replayable maps. The developers plan to expand the game's setting and stories with future content.
Thick as Thieves is Out Now on PC
OtherSide Entertainment's co-op immersive stealth title, Thick as Thieves, is now available on PC for $5. The game features a four-hour introductory campaign set in a 1900s city, with randomly generated conditions and 16 missions. It is also in development for Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5.
Warren Spector's Thick As Thieves encapsulates the joys of the heist, but I'm not convinced it'll steal my attention long-term
Thick As Thieves, developed by OtherSide Entertainment and led by Warren Spector, offers a compelling heist experience with a unique blend of magic and early 1900s technology in Kilcairn. While the stealth mechanics and gadgetry are well-implemented, the article suggests the game may not hold long-term attention due to a somewhat simplistic AI and a story that overstays its welcome, despite its low $5 price point.
Thick as Thieves Review – The work of a cat burglar
Thick as Thieves is a stealth adventure game that fails to live up to the legacy of its genre pioneers. Despite an interesting setting in 1910s Scotland, the game suffers from a lack of content, repetitive mission design, poor AI, and clunky controls, making it an underwhelming experience.
Legendary Deus Ex and Thief director Warren Spector is back with a new game — it’s a stealth-heist-em-up called Thick as Thieves, and even the price is a steal at just five bucks on Steam
Legendary Deus Ex and Thief director Warren Spector is returning with a new game called Thick as Thieves, a solo and co-op stealth-heist game set in a fictional Scottish city. The game will launch for PC on May 20, 2026, with a surprisingly low price of $4.99 / £4.99. It features two large maps, 16 missions, and dynamic elements designed for replayability, with plans for future content updates.
Cheap as Dirt Thick as Thieves Next Month
OtherSide Entertainment's stealth game, Thick as Thieves, will launch next month, following the decision to remove planned PvPvE gameplay. The game is from the studios of Warren Spector and Paul Neurath.
Thick as Thieves Pricing and Future Plans Confirmed
OtherSide Entertainment and Megabit Publishing have confirmed that the stealth adventure game Thick as Thieves will launch on PC via Steam on May 20 for $4.99/€4.99/£4.99. This initial release will serve as an introductory campaign, with plans for future content expansions to the city of Kilcairn. A new developer diary details the game's stealth mechanics and the setting.
After ditching PvP for solo and co-op, legendary designer Warren Spector's stealthy Thick as Thieves reveals a price so low I thought it was a typo
The upcoming stealth game Thick as Thieves, designed by Warren Spector, will launch on May 20th for PC with a surprisingly low price of $4.99 USD. The game has shifted from its initial PvPvE concept to focus on solo and co-op play, featuring an introductory campaign with 16 missions across two replayable maps.
Thick as Thieves is cheap as chips, and it’s coming out in May
OtherSide Entertainment announced that their multiplayer stealth adventure, Thick as Thieves, will launch on PC via Steam on May 20th for $4.99. The initial release will feature a four-hour campaign set in an alternate history city, with future content to be influenced by community feedback.
Warren Spector's Thief Spiritual Successor Is Out Next Month, And It'll Only Cost Five Bucks
Thick as Thieves, a spiritual successor to the Thief series from veteran producer Warren Spector's studio OtherSide Entertainment, is set to launch in early access next month for PC. The stealth-action game, which features both single-player and co-op modes, will cost $5 and is described as a game about the art of the steal, blending magic and technology.
Thick As Thieves Will Cost $4.99, Early Access Includes 4 Hour Long Campaign
OtherSide Entertainment's Thick As Thieves will launch into early access on PC on May 20th for $4.99, featuring a four-hour campaign. The game will also be released on Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 at a later date. This pricing model allows players to experience the game sooner while the developers gather feedback for future content.
Thick as Thieves Launches May 20 on PC
Thick as Thieves, a stealth adventure game developed by OtherSide Entertainment and published by Megabit, is set to launch on PC on May 20. The game features heists, contracts, and replayable missions in a fictional 1910s Scottish city. It supports both solo and co-op play and is led by veterans of the stealth genre, including Warren Spector and Paul Neurath.
Jazzy stealth-action game Thick as Thieves hits PC on May 20
The stealth-action game Thick as Thieves will be released on PC via Steam on May 20. Developed by OtherSide Entertainment, the game will focus on solo and two-player co-op experiences, shifting away from its initial PvPvE concept. Console versions for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S have not yet been confirmed.
A Year Of Unmissable Games At The Triple-i Initiative Showcase - Full Recap Below
The Triple-i Initiative showcase featured announcements for over 40 games, including new reveals, DLC, and release dates. Many of the showcased titles are available as demos or playtests on Steam until April 16. The event highlighted a diverse range of indie games across various genres.