Thief: The Dark Project Remastered Announced, Coming This Winter

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 Thief: The Dark Project Remastered, from Nightdive Studios, revives the classic stealth game for multiple platforms. The update features enhanced graphics, new gameplay mechanics, and a mission selector, ensuring increased replayability and player engagement.

It has been a crazy week in the world of videogames with big announces around every corner, so it’s a little fitting that Thief: The Dark Project Remastered has quietly stepped out of the shadows.


Yes, Thief: The Dark Project Remastered is the new project from Nightdive Studios, bringing back the sneaky classic for PlayStation, Xbox and PC later this year.

“Remastered with Nightdive’s KEX Engine, the release includes Thief: The Dark Project and the additional missions, content and updates from the 1999 Thief Gold re-release,” says the official page. “Explore unscripted, maze-like levels with advanced NPCs, who can hear, speak, and sound alarms if you make a wrong move. Each mission includes 3 difficulty settings with different objectives for maximum replayability.”

Aside from the graphical uplift, there are a couple of quality-of-life improvements as well.

“New weapons and items wheel allows you to quickly select tools and gadgets. Also includes mission selector and support for custom campaigns (PC only).”

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