OtherSide Entertainment prices Thick as Thieves at $4.99 for May 20 Steam launch

10 articles · Updated · Eurogamer.net · Apr 29

The launch version includes a 16-mission introductory campaign, two dynamic maps, and six unlockable gear pieces, with an expected playtime of at least four hours.
The game, set in an alternate-history 1910s Scottish city, has shifted from PvPvE to solo and co-op modes, aiming to attract players and inform future content development.
OtherSide intends to expand the setting and stories based on player engagement, though it is unclear if future content will require additional purchase.

With Otherside shifting from PvPvE to co-op stealth, could this bold move redefine what fans expect from immersive sim games?

If PvPvE returns in the future, how might it transform the core experience and community of 'Thick as Thieves'?

How might the Early Access-like release strategy for 'Thick as Thieves' impact both its community engagement and long-term success?

Will the modular release and player feedback-driven expansions deliver enough value to keep players invested beyond the initial campaign?

How soon can console players expect to explore Kilcairn, and will their experience differ from the PC launch version?

As Kilcairn blends magic and technology, what unique gameplay or narrative possibilities does this setting unlock for stealth game fans?