
Filcher is a first-person 2.5D noir stealth game. As Sporey the master thief, break into guarded buildings to steal from the wealthy and corrupt, using only your senses, your wits, and a handful of tools and gadgets.
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It's been a year since Sporey left the Blackburn Gang to make her fortune as a freelance thief. But when her former fence and mentor tracks her down, Sporey is forced back into servitude to settle an old debt. A temporary setback, she thinks. But these days, honour among thieves is wearing thin. Which of her old comrades can Sporey trust?
Filcher is a first-person 2.5D noir stealth game, a lo-fi loveletter to classic immersive sims like Thief and Deus Ex.

Immersive first-person stealth: Use cover and shadows to stay unseen, tread carefully to stay unheard, and use your eyes and ears to detect enemies, loot and secrets.
Explore nine lovingly hand-crafted levels, each packed with loot to steal, enemies to outsmart, security systems to bypass, documents to read and secrets to uncover.
Use your tools to solve problems in creative ways. They include a trusty blackjack, a sleep-dart gun, lockpicks, flashbangs and noisemaking windup toys.
An intriguing story told through snippets of dialogue, in-game readables, mission briefings and comic book-style cutscenes.
A score system that rewards stealth and exploration. Replay missions in sneakier ways to earn higher ranks. The ultimate rank, "Ghost", requires you to find all loot and secrets without being detected, knocking out any guards or loading a mid-mission save.

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Languages: English
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If you like thief then you will like this. Its not very long and it is probably the closest a game has come to feeling like thief. It has some weird design choices but it isn't bad. With the new save update it is more accesable too.
It's an amazing Thief tribute with a dreamlike noir atmosphere that has a few of it's own tricks up it's sleeve. New features include crouch sliding (including over otherwise loud surfaces like tile or metal), a dart gun, guard dogs and a wheel menu for switching between weapons and tools. One of the few criticisms people have had was that the levels were designed to be played without a save system, because it didn't have one. That's changed now, the developer is finally adding saves. It's already available in a steam beta branch.
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If you enjoyed Thief then this is your jam. I had fun the whole time. It's worth picking up for any fan of the old school Looking Glass type.
This game is a love letter to everything that Thief represents, and what can I say, i have been lovestrucked.
A nice homage to the original Thief games. I thoroughly enjoyed snooping around the game’s levels. The only downsides for me were the lack of variety of characters and environments, and the size of the game - I’d love to see more! Overall, this is a bargain, a great little game. Thank you to the developers!
保留多样路径的同时相对正典缩减的关卡规模带来了更清晰的路线,不可谓不简洁明快,保证了精巧的箱庭体验,美中不足是垂直方向的设计开发不够
This game is just straight up fun. I love the graphical style and the gameplay feels highly polished and rewarding. You are given the option to save at any time with 15 save slots for each mission that can all be individually overwritten if thou feeleth the necessity. You can tell the developer really cares and is catering to gamers of all abilities with that much needed design change. The save system was initially a major gripe many players had with the game in the past, so props to Johan for listening to feedback and improving the game. Filcher in its current state highly encourages experimentation and exploration, resulting in a cathartic and emergent experience where trial and failure in your repeated attempts are just as engaging as your inevitable success. The game is also fairly forgiving, so it makes for a great introduction to the immersive sim and stealth genres for an inquisitive loved one. i am happy to confidently call this game a worthy immersive sim-lite. If you are a fan of the first two Thief games, you will feel right at home with Filcher. If my stamp of approval were worth anything, I'd be sweating profusely and drenched in ink from slamming it so aggressively on this magnificent indie gem. Wait for a sale if you wish, but don't feel reluctant to pay full price if you can afford to and are desperate to try it. Filcher does not disappoint. 8.5/10 💣
A great mix of Thief and Noir stories. The artstyle is immaculate, and it changes the gameplay formula enough to be it's own thing, especially with the sliding mechanic. An underrated gem, which you should grab (hehehehe).
A delightfully fun stealth game. Loves to wear its Thief influence on its sleeves. The small but dense level design makes every mission fun to replay. It didn't need the save system because of how small the levels are, but it's nice that if you do use it, you aren't ghosting it. Dev, I really want more. Either a second game, a Thief Gold-esque expansion, a level editor, I want more.
Thank you to the developer for adding save to the game. turned from a game i dropped and probably would never finish to a game i really loved playing through. Only complain is that the grading system is a little strict. Also, props to anyone who finished this game before they added saves because it seems hella frustrating.
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