PlayStation 5 User Reviews

"Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow" is an impressive VR stealth game that will captivate both series fans and newcomers alike. The developers have successfully translated the strengths of classic Thief mechanics into virtual reality, creating a game that not only impresses visually but also boasts physical interactivity and precise controls. Those who take on the challenge will be rewarded with an intense, immersive experience that is truly **** game is definitely not for everyone – the steep learning curve, high precision, and patient gameplay require a certain level of frustration tolerance. However, those who are patient stealth enthusiasts will find themselves completely absorbed in "Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow." It's a game that rewards tactics, precision, and steady hands, and those who appreciate this will be rewarded with a true masterpiece of virtual reality.

Apres l’excellent Métro awakening, Vertigo game sort encore une excellente adaptation VR, le jeu propose tout ce que le style demande du mystère des secret le tout avec des stage plein de subtilité dans leur construction. Le jeu VR de l’année pour moi.

Huge fan of the original two games so was a little hesitant to try this. But I took the gamble and was pleasantly surprised the game bring the Thief world alive via VR and stealing using stealth is done really well.

En resumen, Thief VR es un paso sólido para la saga en realidad virtual: no es perfecto, pero sí consigue capturar la tensión y el placer de robar sin ser visto. Ideal para quienes buscan un sigilo más sensorial y directo.

Thief VR on PS VR2 feels like a love letter written by people who genuinely understood what made the originals special. It’s immersive in a way that makes you forget you’re playing a game, and faithful in a way that makes longtime fans feel seen. If you grew up sneaking through the City with a blackjack in hand, this is the closest you’ll ever get to stepping into Garrett’s boots for real.

I really enjoyed the first two Thief games, and this VR version stays true to them. Each mission has an amazing atmosphere; it's super dark, which sets a standard for the three games. The game is incredibly immersive, with excellent interaction with the environment and combat. The AI could use some improvement, but if you're aiming for the Master Thief ranking, it's still quite challenging. I've come across some reports and reviews mentioning bugs, but I personally haven't experienced any crashes or game-breaking issues on my gaming PC while playing through Steam Link with a Quest 3.

A bit underwelming, but descent game. Worth the price if you like the previous game, might want to play it.

Thief VR sadly massively disappoints and underwhelms. This should be a perfect fit for VR but misses the mark just like the arrows from the games badly implemented bow. For a game about BEING IN THE SHADOWS there is no sense that this really matters. Clearly a Quest port with little effort to shine on PSVR2. Enemies have dreadful AI and pose no threat at all. Voice acting is distracting. The interactions which should be solid in a VR game are just weak and often jank. Levels are small, repetitive and reused. What a WASTE of an amazing franchise.

It’s not perfect — the story isn’t super deep, and some parts can get repetitive — but honestly, I didn’t care. The whole point is that you feel like a thief, and VR makes that crazy **** you’re into stealth games or just want something that makes you feel like you’re actually inside the action, Thief VR is a must‑play.