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Thick as Thieves® Release Date Announced at the Triple-i Initiative
OtherSide Entertainment and Megabit Publishing announced that the stealth adventure game Thick as Thieves will be released on PC on May 20. The game features a unique 1910s alternative history setting, dynamic heists, and can be played solo or in co-op.
Legendary designer Warren Spector's stealthy Thick of Thieves ditches PvP for solo and co-op as May release revealed
Warren Spector's upcoming stealth game, Thick as Thieves, will launch on May 20th for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. The game has been reimagined from its original PvPvE concept to focus on solo and two-player co-op experiences, set in a 1910s Scottish metropolis where technology and magic intertwine.
Thick as Thieves Launches on May 20th, As New Gameplay Trailer Highlights Heists
Thick as Thieves, developed by OtherSide Entertainment, will launch on May 20th for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC. The game has shifted focus from PvEvP to solo and co-op heist gameplay, as shown in a new trailer highlighting infiltration, stealth, and escape mechanics.
Warren Spector’s Thick as Thieves Drops PvPvE for Co-op Focus
Warren Spector's upcoming stealth game, Thick as Thieves, has shifted its development focus from PvPvE multiplayer to a co-op and singleplayer experience. This pivot aims to recapture the essence of classic stealth games like Thief, with the development team at OtherSide Entertainment believing this direction better suits the genre and player expectations. While the original PvPvE concept was intriguing, the team is now prioritizing a more traditional stealth experience that can be enjoyed with a friend or alone.
Immersive sim pioneer Warren Spector's new stealth game Thick as Thieves makes the blessed pivot, dropping PvPvE in…
OtherSide Entertainment's new stealth game, Thick as Thieves, led by immersive sim pioneer Warren Spector, is removing its previously announced PvPvE elements. The game will now focus on single-player and co-op gameplay, a change the studio states will enhance the core stealth mechanics.
Warren Spector's Thick as Thieves gets a bit less interesting as it ditches PvPvE for solo and co-op play
OtherSide Entertainment's upcoming immersive sim, Thick as Thieves, is shifting its focus from PvPvE to single-player and two-player co-op. Director Warren Spector's studio decided to pivot after finding more enjoyment in cooperative play during development. A gameplay trailer is expected at the upcoming Triple-I Initiative showcase.
Warren Spector's multiplayer Thief successor changes direction: Instead of PvPvE, it's now focusing on…
OtherSide Entertainment is changing the direction of its multiplayer stealth game, Thick as Thieves. Originally planned as a four-player PvPvE experience, the studio is now focusing on two-player co-op and singleplayer modes. This shift aims to enhance the core stealth gameplay and create a more focused experience.
Thick as Thieves Pivots From PvPvE to Single-Player and 2-Player Co-op
Thick as Thieves, an immersive sim from Deus Ex creator Warren Spector's studio OtherSide Entertainment, has shifted its focus from PvPvE to single-player and two-player co-op. The developers stated this change will allow them to double down on dynamic stealth gameplay. The game is planned for release this year on Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC, with a new gameplay trailer set to debut during the Triple-I Initiative showcase on April 9th.
Fresh Look at Hello Sunshine Unveiled at Future Games Show Spring Showcase
Red Thread Games and Megabit Publishing revealed new details for their survival mystery game, Hello Sunshine, during the Future Games Show Spring Showcase. The game focuses on surviving a scorched world by staying out of the sun and managing resources, with players building a relationship with a giant robot companion. Hello Sunshine is available to wishlist on Steam and upcoming playtests can be signed up for on its official website.
