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Thief II: The Metal AgeGame

Tread softly as you make your way through 15 new complex, non-linear levels full of loot to steal and guards to outsmart. Improved enemy AI and new gadgets are the main new features.
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Thief II: The Metal Age FAQ


Which perspective do you play from in Thief II: The Metal Age?
Thief II: The Metal Age has a first-person perspective.

seriesThief
developerLooking Glass Studios
publisherEidos Interactive
composerEric Brosius engineDark Engine
release date
NAMarch 23rd, 2000
M for Mature

Single PlayerFirst-PersonDarkFantasyStealthMedievalHorrorSteampunk
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