Warren Spector’s Thick As Thieves Ends Support After Two Months
Warren Spector's 'Thick As Thieves' is ending content support just two months after launch, while pivoting to a peer-to-peer multiplayer update.
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Warren Spector's 'Thick As Thieves' is ending content support just two months after launch, while pivoting to a peer-to-peer multiplayer update.
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