Megabit Publishing and Saber Interactive have released new dev diaries for Thick as Thieves and Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival. So, if you have been waiting for them, you should check them out.
Thick as Thieves is a stealth-action heist game built for solo play and co-op. Players will master the art of thievery through cunning gameplay in short-session missions in this dynamic new take on stealth. They will play as one of two skilled thieves. Each of them will have their own unique talents and abilities. To pull off the daring heists, you’ll also have to use observation and improvisation.
Players will uncover the secrets of the Constabulary and the mysteries of the nobility. At the same time, they will discover what it takes to become a master thief in the tightly guarded landmarks of Kilcairn.
According to the devs, players will undertake contracts, upgrade gear, and showcase skills in short, engaging missions that change with every playthrough.
On the other hand, Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival is a first-person action horror survival game. In the game, you will play as Aidan. Your goal is to help your girlfriend, Sunny, escape from a creepy, otherworldly place called the Labyrinth. To do this, you’ll use a strange and powerful puzzle box called the Genesis Configuration. This box gives you special powers that you’ll need to survive, fight monsters, and deal with the scary villain Pinhead. You’ll also face a dangerous cult that follows the evil Cenobites.
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival will also mark Doug Bradley’s return to the iconic role as the voice of Pinhead. Players will discover a realm of terrors as they take on dark cultist worshippers, sex-crazed deviants, and infernal monstrosities, harnessing unique abilities and an arsenal of jaw-dropping weapons that can be instruments of both misery and delight.
Thick as Thieves will be released on May 20th. Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival does not have a specific ETA, but Saber plans to release it sometime in 2026.
Enjoy!
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