Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine

NOTA: 6 de 10 Juego de atracos y robos en cámara a vista de pájaro con un rango de visibilidad muy limitante. Se puede jugar individual o cooperativamente, aunque está orientado hacia lo segundo. Mapas detallados y con bastante variedad, pero con excesiva cantidad de monedas, objetos y toda clase de mareantes iconos flotando por ahí. Gráficos al estilo retro pixelado, aunque con un diseño estético que no convence. Físicas, cinemáticas y audio de aceptable calidad, sin destacar. Música decente. Animaciones mediocres y poco creíbles. Idioma NO traducido al español. Historia simple con escasa coherencia. Dificultad deficiente pues la IA de los enemigos está medio ciega y sorda. Las persecuciones terminan demasiado rápido, no tienen emoción. Además los obstáculos y trampas son un aburrimiento. Se supone que es un juego de sigilo, pero la mayor parte del tiempo exige ir corriendo como un pollo descabezado. Conclusión: decepcionante para un juego que ostenta un 92% de reseñas positivas, me esperaba bastante más.

Monaco is and interesting top down heisting game where the objective of the game is to break into places undetected and steal of the valuables and leave without being caught. There are quite a few different character types, a locksmith who can pick locks faster, a hitman who can openly kill guards to get them out of the way, a mole who can dig through walls, one of the characters has a monkey that collects all of the loot within a short distance to make your job easier. These classes are useful in their own ways and they help keep the game interesting. I believe the game does also have PVP multiplayer, which I have yet to try. I think there might also be co-op but don't quote me on that. That being said Monaco II is something worth looking into as well it's a little more modern with 3d graphics. Rating:9/10 The game doesn't keep me engaged for long periods of time but it's cool none the less.

Very clever little heist-em-up. It's very much designed around coop, and as such, single player feels limited. Once you pick a character, you can't switch until that character dies. So you can't benefit from the combined abilities of the team, which kinda removes the whole heist element. I really wish single player allowed you to control multiple characters simultaneously. I mean, you can do that if you have 4 controllers, but that's not exactly ideal. Personally I would also like to be able to save scum, but I get that's not really in line with the game's design. Multiplayer is more chaotic than you might expect. It's certainly possible to coordinate a clever plan and properly exploit all your unique abilities to escape with the loot undetected, but that's not the norm. Mostly, the game is about creatively recovering from the mistakes you or other players have made, which is actually a lot of fun. The game becomes a slapstick comedy sketch as everyone runs madly around trying to lose the attention of the enemies. Two players feels the most "tactical", as mistakes tend to snowball less. Three or more is mostly just chaos.

8 bit piece of ♥♥♥♥.

É um jogo muito divertido, tive o primeiro contato jogando na conta do meu irmão junto com ele e decidi comprar ele depois para a minha conta, é divertido de jogar sozinho e mais divertido ainda quando jogado com amigos. recomendo de mais.

Pues tienes muchos tipos de personajes, estilos de juego y un estilo artístico diferente. Es como una mezcla de hottline miami con fall guys. Y no está mal la verdad, es bueno para pasar el rato.

Was playing during Covid-19

It's ok, but the NPCs make really weird noises all the time which is really off-putting.