It went through Tim Stellmach points out, there is a THIEVES IN D&D” mechanic was the common link. These concepts might sound This focus came as a consequence of different, but as Thief ’s lead designer UNDERSTANDING OF bombs. Thief is about stealth, fighting communist zombies. means of and Dishonored are all about giving The second was Better Dead than Red, escaping guards, the player a broad spectrum of play a Cold-War thriller that involved “WE JUMPED OFF but discovered FROM OUR that none were as opportunities. Ultima the role of Mordred taking on the despotic king and his multiple ways of giving the player Underworld, System Shock, Deus Ex, corrupted Knights of the Round Table. specific focus on the experience it inverted telling of Arthurian legend, the player assumes For example, the team toyed with offers the player. Looking Glass ditched anything that Looking Glass and its Before Thief became Thief, Looking Glass considered didn’t work or was less useful than inheritors has such a two other projects. This is because, again, from the stable of Looking Glass ended up with such a distinctive game. No other game into the game’s development period, showing how Stellmach says. These discarded ideas offer a fascinating glimpse had was really, really slim, right?” genre. “If you think hief is unique among kinds of additional features that never made it in the final about it, the number of tools Garrett the immersive sim product. But even though the studio had finalized its idea, there were still lots of ideas that would hit the cutting room floor. “We also looked explicitly at Batman comics, and Batman’s relationship with the Joker, and all this stuff, in terms of the nature of the order versus chaos conflict.” With the concept in place, Looking Glass began working on the Tim Stellmach on distilling Thief’s design. “If you think about THE FOCUS Garrett’s voice, and his whole relationship in the early game being recruited by Viktoria and then betrayed, that’s straight out of OF THIEF Raymond Chandler,” Stellmach says.
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