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Andy Chalk

Warren Spector's multiplayer Thief successor changes direction: Instead of PvPvE, it's now focusing on 2-player co-op and singleplayer

Dapper thief with facial scars and leather armor holding large Faberge egg.

A few of my coworkers might yell at me for saying so, but I'm calling this good news. Otherside Entertainment says it's taking a "new direction" with Thick as Thieves, the multiplayer first-person stealth game it announced in 2024: Instead of being a four-player competitive multiplayer game mixing humans and AI enemies as it was originally envisioned, the studio says it is "now focused on two-player co-op and singleplayer."

"When we first revealed Thick as Thieves we intended to focus on PvPvE gameplay. However, as development progressed and the world of Kilcairn has come to life, we found that we were having more fun with solo and co-op play," Otherside wrote about the change on Steam.

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