Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine

The party guests' favorite back in my high school days, combined with Helldivers/Smash 4/Nintendo Land. The aesthetic still holds up so well!

A recommend with some caveats. The main gameplay is very fun and I had a good (if sometimes frustrating) time playing through the campaign single-player. It is very satisfying to clear out levels and stealth through mazes of security. The (very light) story is entertaining enough and reminded me of The Usual Suspects. My caveats are two. 1. The game ends very abruptly. There is not really an ending so much as the new levels just stop coming. This wouldn't have bothered me if that last level had some sort of ending to it, but it just sort of fizzles out. 2. The later levels felt too difficult to clean out single-player. There were points where I was faced with arrangements of guards and lasers that just felt outright impossible to get past without being detected, with safes needed to clean out the level in the middle of them. This difficulty did not feel like a skill barrier (like Cuphead, a game I just beat recently), but as if the levels were only meant to be played co-op. I ended up having to give up on cleaning out many levels after repeated frustrating attempts. Aside from these, Monaco is a cheap and unique game that I enjoyed playing through and recommend.

GROS BIG UP AUX DOUBLEURS, j'adore, c'est ouf comme experience, j'ai bien ris, et c'est pas en mal que je dis ca

Fun n simple multiplayer heist game

So many times I've sat down with a few friends really wanting to enjoy this game, but we very rarely actually do. It's a bit too frantic and crazy to capture the feeling of what it sets out to be. It's basically Payday 2 but way less satisfying.

this game is the technological equivalent to dogwater 6/10

3/10