
One-armed robber is a chaotic first-person heist game that centers around a uniquely challenging premise. Players take the role of a determined robber equipped with only one arm, tasked with pulling off daring heists on banks, shops, and various establishments.
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I thought One-armed Robber was just going to be another goofy co-op game where you run around, steal things, and laugh with your friends. I was right. But somehow, it's way more fun than it has any right to be. The graphics aren't anything revolutionary. The objectives are simple. You break into places, grab whatever you can, avoid getting caught, and try to make it out alive. But the real fun comes from everything going completely wrong. You start with a plan. Then someone sets off the alarm. Someone else crashes a vehicle. Another person is carrying a giant TV through a window while the police are already outside. And suddenly, the carefully planned robbery has turned into complete chaos. That's what I love most about One-armed Robber. It doesn't take itself too seriously. The game gives you enough freedom to approach situations your own way, and the physics and goofy moments create stories that are way more memorable than the actual objectives. It's also one of those games that becomes ten times better when you're playing with friends. Half the time you're not even laughing at the game itself—you're laughing at what your friends are doing. I've played games with bigger budgets, deeper stories, and more complicated mechanics. I don't remember most of them. I'll remember the time our perfect robbery turned into a police chase because someone forgot to close the door. Some games are fun because they're well-designed. One-armed Robber is fun because everything can go horribly wrong. 100% recommended if you want a chaotic game to play with friends.
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Nice game it didn't even lag :)
This game is ABSOLUTE CINEMA, I got to tie people up with only one arm while my other arm was busy doing other things! P.S If you have two monitors have the game on one, and the other on something more "appealing" and have a wipe handy, while you have fun!
Well, well, well. Very interesting game with very interesting concept, I thought it's gonna be some difficult robbing game but i got something better. While playing a liqueur map wine started to float, appear and dissapear, so it's also a game about ghosts. Cameras are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ until you kill the guard then it's okay. Movement patterns of some guard can be pain in the ass but you can get rid of them easily. I needed 3hrs to finish first 6 maps but I played it with friend so it was really fun and we had a good time laughing at enormous amount of glitches this game contains. This game is like fever dream on meth when you thought you finished everything there is a guard you never checked and now you have choice of restarting or going full rambo mode and start fighting with special forces that can't kill you because for some reason you have John Wick plot armor and walking sun which is worse than cs 1.6 flashbangs(iykyk). I recommend this crack filled masacre zone but only with friends you are gonna have a good time trying not to kill the other one.
a tactical game but very and very nice
Such a riot! fairly challenging at first but it's a blast once you get the hang of it, it's knee slapping fun!
★☆☆☆☆ Ich hatte mir von One-Armed Robber deutlich mehr erwartet. Die Idee eines Koop-Raubspiels klingt zwar interessant, die Umsetzung überzeugt aber kaum. Die Missionen werden schnell eintönig und bieten nach kurzer Zeit kaum noch Abwechslung. Statt Spannung kommt oft Langeweile auf. Hinzu kommen technische Probleme wie Bugs und gelegentliche Verbindungsabbrüche, die den Spielspaß unnötig verderben. Auch die KI wirkt oft unausgereift und sorgt eher für Frust als für eine echte Herausforderung. Die Grafik ist sehr einfach gehalten und die Animationen wirken teilweise unfertig. Wer alleine spielt, wird außerdem schnell merken, dass das Spiel kaum motiviert und viele Inhalte nur im Koop halbwegs funktionieren. Fazit: Trotz einer guten Grundidee fühlt sich One-Armed Robber unfertig und repetitiv an. Es gibt deutlich bessere Koop-Spiele, die mehr Inhalte, weniger Fehler und langfristig mehr Motivation bieten. Für mich leider eine Enttäuschung.
Idk, game is boring, always the same, not my type tbh.
This game is incredibly fun for being free to play! It’s not filled with the most content, but the mechanics are just loose enough to not be easily mastered, and tight enough to not be overly frustrating.
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