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Eidos Montreal Creating Square Enix's First "Global Game"
The development studio working on Thief 4 and Deus Ex 3 has another major project on its hands, with Square Enix revealing that Eidos Montreal is hard at work on the company's first "global game." More »When Game Announcements Go Bad: Thief 4
So, Thief 4 (we are not calling it Thi4f) has been announced! You happy? Can't see why. It's not like Eidos actually announced anything. More »Thief 4: It's Official
Eidos-Montreal are in the early development stages for Thief 4, the developer confirmed this morning. More »Thief 4 Revealed Next Week
According to a teasing ad in the latest issue of Edge Magazine, it looks like Eidos Montreal might finally be ready to officially announce Thief 4 next Monday. More »Eidos Montréal Working On Thief 4
Eidos Montréal's website clearly states that the studio's first two projects will involve reviving successful franchises. The team is already working on the highly anticipated Deus Ex 3, and now a recruitment post on their website hints at their next AAA title. Both Thief and Deus Ex were Ion Storm creations, and with studio head Stephane D'Astous only recently removing the T from the Thief logo from his Facebook profile, things look good for a sneaky sequel to one of the best stealth-action franchises ever. Eurogamer got in touch with Eidos and was given a "no comment" on the whole situation, but in light of the circumstances I'd say Thief 4 is a pretty safe bet. Yum. More »