update · May 22, 2026

Thick as Thieves Update 1 Adds FOV Slider, Sensitivity Sliders, and FPS Limiter

Thick as Thieves receives its first settings update, introducing a field of view slider, motion blur toggles, camera bounce reduction, and camera sensitivity sliders. The patch also addresses 4K monitor scaling issues and improves matchmaking error handling.

Thick as Thieves deploys its first post-launch patch to resolve widespread display and control demands. Lead Producer Samantha and the team rolled out these quick fixes while preparing a second update focused on keybinds for the next two weeks.

Visual and Camera Adjustments

Players can now adjust field of view using a new moderate FOV adjustment slider in the settings menu. Toggles are available to disable motion blur entirely and to reduce camera bounce during movement. Resolution choices have been removed from Fullscreen mode so the game pulls directly from system resolution, while Windowed mode keeps custom resolution selection open. A fix also improves how the game looks on 4K monitors and large screens.

Control and UI Improvements

Mouse and gamepad sensitivities are now configured via sliders featuring number labels on all settings widgets. An FPS limiter lets players cap frame rates. Mouse sensitivity must be manually reset after installing this update.

Online Infrastructure

The matchmaker features improved error handling to stabilize online sessions. A game restart may be required to regain access to online features.

Why this patch matters

Update 1 delivers essential quality-of-life settings that make the PC experience more comfortable while laying groundwork for upcoming control remapping options.