Thief II: The Metal Age
Video Game • 2000 • Crime
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Three missions in the game (Shipping and Receiving, Blackmail, and Life of the Party) depict giant spiders which are hostile to Garret, and, as a result, you are likely to need to kill to proceed. There is also brief background chatter in levels about the near-extinction of a bird species that can occur.
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Is there a dead animal?
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This only applies to giant spiders that you kill throughout the course of the game, specifically in three missions (Shipping and Receiving, Blackmail, and Life of the Party).
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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Is there domestic violence?
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Does someone die by suicide?
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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Does a kid die?
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In the level "Trail of Blood", the body of a young girl can be found in a house raided by a Mechanist party. The child's ghost will appear and offer you her doll.
While unclear and more implied, a machine child implied to have been made during Karras's human experiments appears in the mission "Life of the Party". While unkillable here, the final mission, "Sabotage at Soulforge", ends with the complete annihilation of Karras's cult, including all the victims turned into mechanized beings, including that child.
While unclear and more implied, a machine child implied to have been made during Karras's human experiments appears in the mission "Life of the Party". While unkillable here, the final mission, "Sabotage at Soulforge", ends with the complete annihilation of Karras's cult, including all the victims turned into mechanized beings, including that child.
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Is there body horror?
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The main plot of the game depicts Karras, a local cult leader, buying human beings to use in scientific experiments. He experiments on them, turning them into human-machine hybrids who sometimes audibly, albeit quietly, beg for death to release them from the pain. These experimented-on humans additionally carry gas canisters that, when released, cause humans to be chemically destroyed in painful fashion. The reaction is never shown, but is overheard in the mission "Eavesdropping".
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Are there jump scares?
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Unlike its predecessor, Thief II only features a single specific jumpscare. A button exists in the basement of the mansion depicted in "Blackmail" with a sign beside it stating not to press it. Pressing this button immediately spawns multiple hostile giant spiders immediately adjacent to you.
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Is there blood/gore?
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Gore graphics are depicted in certain scenarios involving fire arrows, as well as in the torture chamber in the basement of the mansion depicted in "Blackmail". Blood graphics are depicted when striking enemies with swords or arrows. In addition, a level in the game aptly titled "Trail of Blood" involves you pursuing a man who is bleeding out by using his blood trail as a guide.
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Are there spiders?
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Hostile giant spiders appear in the following levels and circumstances:
"Shipping and Receiving" features spiders in two areas. Two have stowed away in a crate on the deck of the pirate ship, and there are a total of five in a warehouse labeled "Mynell Steaks".
"Blackmail" features a button in the basement of the mansion labeled "Do not push this button." Pushing it spawns two giant spiders directly adjacent to you.
"Life of the Party" features a rooftop greenhouse containing a giant spider.
In addition, "Sabotage at Soulforge" features several robotic spiders as enemies.
Notably, although spiders cannot climb vertically, they can open doors.
"Shipping and Receiving" features spiders in two areas. Two have stowed away in a crate on the deck of the pirate ship, and there are a total of five in a warehouse labeled "Mynell Steaks".
"Blackmail" features a button in the basement of the mansion labeled "Do not push this button." Pushing it spawns two giant spiders directly adjacent to you.
"Life of the Party" features a rooftop greenhouse containing a giant spider.
In addition, "Sabotage at Soulforge" features several robotic spiders as enemies.
Notably, although spiders cannot climb vertically, they can open doors.
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Is someone burned alive?
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Although burning alive does not occur in this game, you are required to listen to a human being be chemically disassembled in "Eavesdropping".
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Is there audio gore?
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During "Eavesdropping", you are forced to listen as a human being is chemically disassembled. While the usual gore sounds are not present, you are required to listen to their screams.
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Is there throat mutilation?
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A dead woman can be found in the basement of the mansion depicted in "Blackmail" with a slit throat.
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Are there bugs?
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Giant spiders appear in the missions "Shipping and Receiving", "Blackmail", and "Life of the Party".
Mechanical spiders appear in the mission "Sabotage at Soulforge".
Mechanical spiders appear in the mission "Sabotage at Soulforge".
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Is a child's toy destroyed?
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The ghost of a late girl found in "Trail of Blood" will give you her doll. This doll can be used once as a blinding light against an enemy in this level, destroying it.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Although not stated in exactly these terms, the character Viktoria intentionally sacrifices herself at the beginning of the final mission, "Sabotage of Soulforge", in order to provide Garret an opportunity to stop Karras.
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Does the abused become the abuser?
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
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Karras's human experiments are encased in armor and are regularly depicted with heavy breathing.
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Is someone restrained?
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Karras's human experiments are encased in machine armor and have no control over their movements. A dead woman can also be found strapped to a table in a basement in the level "Blackmail".
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Does someone drown?
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It is possible for Garret to drown in certain levels if you remain underwater too long. However, this is not required, and no other characters drown.
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Is reality unstable or unhinged?
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The second area of the stage "Trail of Blood" takes place in an unreal forest setting with monkey men, giant hostile trees, large pitcher plants that can kill Garret, and giant eyes on large stalks in a cave.
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Does a major character die?
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Sheriff Truart, a supporting antagonist of this game, is killed by an assassin during the course of the mission "Blackmail".
Viktoria, a supporting protagonist of this game, makes a heroic sacrifice at the start of the final level, "Sabotage at Soulforge". At the end of the same level, the main antagonist, Karras, is killed in a massive chemical reaction.
Viktoria, a supporting protagonist of this game, makes a heroic sacrifice at the start of the final level, "Sabotage at Soulforge". At the end of the same level, the main antagonist, Karras, is killed in a massive chemical reaction.
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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Benny, a guard seen multiple times throughout the game, is usually spotted extremely drunk, and is one of the most notable features in the level "Blackmail", where he's so drunk, he cannot remember events from minutes prior.
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Is someone watched without knowing?
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Thief II is a stealth game, and so by its nature, your playable character, Garret, watches enemies unnoticed. There are two specific examples, however, that stand out:
In the mission "Eavesdropping", Garret eavesdrops on a private conversation between two men at a seminary.
In the mission "Trace the Courier", Garret shadows a police lieutenant as she is delivering a letter to a conspirator, followed by tailing that conspirator.
In the mission "Eavesdropping", Garret eavesdrops on a private conversation between two men at a seminary.
In the mission "Trace the Courier", Garret shadows a police lieutenant as she is delivering a letter to a conspirator, followed by tailing that conspirator.
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Does someone die?
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This game is a violent game, and as a result, your player character, Garret, has the option to kill people, and in return, they can kill you. While killing people is mostly avoidable, dead bodies are found on a number of occasions, most notably including the sheriff being assassinated. In addition, every character involved in the last level excluding Garret and Artemus is killed in the course of the level.
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Does someone sacrifice themselves?
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In the final level, "Sabotage at Soulforge", wood nymph Viktoria attacks the enemy base in order to spread enough plant life to sustain a chemical reaction caused by Karras's machines. Viktoria is unable to create enough plant life to sustain the reaction, and rather than fleeing, intentionally allows herself to be killed, her death causing a massive spread of plant life. This allows Garret to ultimately defeat Karras.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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The player character can easily fall to their death, as well as make other characters fall to theirs.
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Is religion discussed?
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Multiple cults play front and center in the story, most notably the Mechanists, who worship a prophet of "The Builder" named Karras. Karras is the primary antagonist and plans to wipe out anyone not involved in his cult.
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Is someone kidnapped?
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The main plot involves a local cult leader, Karras, purchasing human beings against their will to be experimented on.
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Are there underwater scenes?
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Several levels encourage using underwater routes, most notably including the sewer in "Framed".
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Are there ghosts?
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Several friendly ghosts appear during the mission "Trail of Blood". Unlike the previous game, no hostile ghosts appear.
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Does someone become unconscious?
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Garret, the player character, can use a blackjack or a sleep-inducing gas to render enemies unconscious in efforts to maintain stealth.
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Are there natural bodies of water?
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The second level, "Shipping and Receiving", prominently features a shipping yard on a bay. The ninth level, "Trail of Blood", prominently features a river and a swamp.
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Is there obscene language/gestures?
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Although not often, enemy guards sometimes do use obscene language.
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Is someone stabbed?
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The player character has the ability to stab enemies, and vice versa.
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Is there incarceration?
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Not only is there a level with a jail featuring a number of incarcerated people, the primary plot includes the sheriff arresting people he does not believe will be missed on false charges and then selling them to a cult.
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Is there screaming?
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Enemies in this game regularly scream when killed with swords or arrows. While these can be avoided, during the mission "Eavesdropping", you are forced to listen to a human being be chemically disassembled while fully conscious and screaming.
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Is there misophonia?
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The hissing sounds giant spiders make are grating to the ears.
An overheard moment in "Eavesdropping" contains an ear splitting high pitched noise.
An overheard moment in "Eavesdropping" contains an ear splitting high pitched noise.
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Is there a claustrophobic scene?
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An extremely tight series of hallways with no immediately obvious exits exists in the basement of the mansion depicted in "Blackmail", patrolled by a hostile specter.
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Is there eye mutilation?
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Garret does receive an eye injury in the previous game in the franchise, but this is only mentioned in passing.
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Is someone tortured?
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The main plot of this game revolves around Karras, a local cult leader, purchasing human beings to use in experiments, and ultimately, a plot to destroy everything in the city not loyal to him. In addition, the sheriff, Truart, is a serial killer with a torture chamber and victims thereof in his basement.
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