
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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This game is freaking awesome. Sneak through levels and steal all the loot. Be carefull about how much noise you make as you move around, and how light it is where you are as that affects how visible you are. You also have some gadgets to distract or incapacitate guards if that should be necessarry. Funny enough my biggest complaint concerns the first level, which contains the only time in the game where you actually have to jump over something to avoid triggering an alarm... The jumping is awefull, but that was the only time in the game where you actually needed it soooo, I guess I will forgive that level. I guess it really could use a level editor too, since I really would love playing more of it 😅
This game is a love letter to everything that Thief represents, and what can I say, i have been lovestrucked.
It's a cool game inspired by ~2000s PC stealth and immersive sim classics like Thief and Deus Ex. It's a bit limited in terms of movement still and flexibility, but it has enough confidence to just give you an objective, interesting level and a set of tools and just let you figure stuff out, replicating relatively well the feeling of experiences of games its inspired by. My main issue with the game USED TO BE the lack of save files, but now that the developer has decided to implement them, there is nothing stopping me from recommending it. It's a good game and if you are a fan of im-sims similar to Thief you should check it out.
With the recent addition of quick-saving, I feel reinvigorated to give this game a second shot. This is a clunkier, smaller-scale, but authentic homage to the classic Thief games. And it has enough of its own worldbuilding and charm to stand alone. The act of sneaking around is satisfying (the slide is fun and not completely broken). Enemies have predictable patrols but ruthless detection. Level design is a real highlight, and the atmosphere is suffocating. These elements alone make Filcher a worthy stealth title. Stealth as a genre seems to be struggling a little right now. Between this and Spirited Thief, I feel relieved to see dedicated indie developers still doing their own thing!
Thief this Thief that. But its too short, no open source for mission makers and just one able, talented guy wanting to b DJ Trump of indie sneakers. Also, assumably awaited for years savegame feature in beta of feb 2026, completely fksup shadows in mission 9, which makes ghost run practically impossible
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
indie turned the core mechanics of thief 1+2 in a game, a little story tying it together glad it exists
Pretty decent, but it's not nearly on the level of Thief 1 - 3, with some more love I feel like it could be but it's pretty clunky.
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I quite enjoyed Filcher, it's a little on the short side and I found the sound effects grating but It is one of the better Thief-like games on steam.
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