Looters

Looters — бесплатный кооперативный экшен‑аркада про ограбление особняка в роли двух проворных гоблинов. Игра рассчитана на локальный мультиплеер (разделение экрана) для двоих игроков. Задача — незаметно пробраться в охраняемое поместье, собрать как можно больше ценностей и выбраться живыми. Ключевое условие успеха — слаженная командная работа: персонажи могут использовать друг друга как опору, прятаться в узких проходах и совместно управлять «обжорливым рюкзаком» для сбора добычи. Плюсы: бесплатная модель распространения; уникальный кооперативный геймплей (только для двоих на одном экране); возможность использовать особенности персонажей: маленькие размеры для пролазания в узкие места, взаимная поддержка для подъёма на высоту; «живой» рюкзак — своеобразный персонаж с собственным поведением, влияющий на геймплей; атмосфера хаоса и непредсказуемости при ограблении; короткие динамичные сессии; низкие системные требования; достижения Steam; сочетание стелса, головоломок и экшена. Минусы: только локальный кооператив (нет онлайн‑режима); отсутствие одиночного режима; только на английском языке (нет русской локализации); возможны баги и лаги на некоторых конфигурациях ПК; ограниченный контент — мало локаций и типов врагов; высокая зависимость от координации с напарником: несогласованные действия ведут к провалу; упрощённая графика — акцент на геймплее, а не визуале; монотонность при повторных прохождениях. Итог: Looters подойдёт любителям кооперативных аркад и стелс‑экшенов, кто ценит командную работу и хаотичные игровые ситуации. Игра цепляет оригинальной механикой взаимодействия между игроками и забавным «рюкзаком‑персонажем», но ограничена форматом локального кооператива и отсутствием одиночного режима. Отличный выбор для весёлых посиделок с другом за одним экраном — если готовы координировать каждый шаг и рисковать ради ценной добычи.

This game is absolutely trash, i can't even play with my friend, i have tried multiple times to send a friend invite from within the game, but all i got is an invitation to remote play which is just remote access to your friends pc and then ending up controlling the same player, even this was not a sure thing, sometimes i try to send the invite but nothing gets sent and sometimes my friend tries but nothing gets sent. I do not recommend this trash. You could have at least made it a paid game but works.

Looters is a pretty fun little co op game built around two goblins trying to rob a guarded mansion without getting caught. I like the basic idea because it gives me a clear goal straight away. I have to sneak around, grab whatever valuables I can find and somehow get back out with the loot. The goblins are small enough to squeeze into places that would normally be impossible to reach, which gives the whole thing a fun little twist instead of making it feel like a normal stealth game. The part I enjoyed most is how much the two player setup actually matters. I can stack the goblins on top of each other to reach higher places, climb around the mansion and work together to get into areas that one character could not reach alone. That makes communication important without turning the game into something overly complicated. I like when co op mechanics are built into the level design rather than just putting two people into the same room and calling it multiplayer. The mansion itself gives me quite a bit to look around for. There are hidden rooms, secret passages and plenty of valuables to grab, while cultists and other enemies patrol the area. I have to decide whether it is worth going deeper into the mansion for more loot or whether I should just get out safely with what I already have. The shared backpack is also a funny idea because it means I have to think about what I am carrying instead of treating every piece of treasure as equally important. I do think the game can become a little repetitive once I understand the main loop. The sneaking and climbing are fun, but there is not a huge amount of mechanical depth beyond getting around the guards and finding loot. I wanted more different enemy behaviours, more types of objectives and more ways for the mansion to surprise me. Some of the chaos is entertaining when things go wrong, but there are moments where I felt like I was repeating the same basic process rather than discovering something genuinely new. The presentation works well for the kind of game this is. The goblins have a goofy look and the mansion has enough detail to make exploring it enjoyable without trying to be overly serious. I also like that it supports split screen and Remote Play Together, so the whole game is clearly designed around playing with someone else. There are 22 achievements as well, which gives me some extra things to work towards after I have already learned the main mechanics. Overall, I think Looters is a really decent free co op game. The goblin stacking is probably the feature that gives it the most personality, and I like how the mansion encourages me to sneak around and search for better loot instead of simply following one path to the exit. It does need more variety to keep the experience fresh for longer, but the basic idea works and the chaotic moments can be genuinely funny when everything starts going wrong. I would have liked a little more depth, but for a short local co op game I think it does a good job of making the simple idea enjoyable. Rating: 7.5/10