Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine

Marked as "Playable" on Steam Deck but it doesn't. The game launches, gets to the menu and when you select to start the game it crashes and close. It's not playable at all.

This game SLAPPSSSSSSS! Definetly best as a co-op (even tho you can play solo). The graphics, the music, vibes. Highly reccomend (also reccomend reading the story bits aloud in fun accents).

Not as good as Monaco GP, but its still kinda cool

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Howdy again. I beat the game and I am pretty mixed in it. It has great style and very tight gameplay but it is very coop focused. Sadly there were no lobbies open when I was playing so I solo’d the game which is possible but very hard on the last few levels. Annoyingly the game says it has 2 “acts” for the story but it is really just the same levels in act 1 remixed and much harder. I don’t think I can recommend this game unless you were playing coop and even then you should like stealth games like Payday. Thanks for the game!

(game not complete review at .2 hours of gameplay, part of my review all my games effort) (short version) Seems like fun, I'll probally wait to play this until one of my friends owns it as well. I'm not a fan of the "open" status on my game especially if I can't set a password.

Fun game for 4 players

legalzinho

I came playing

Monaco is a genuinely unique heist game that nails its chaotic, stylish vibe — the comic book aesthetic and jazz soundtrack set a tone you won't find anywhere else. Solo play is tough and rewarding in a methodical way, but the real magic happens in co-op, where every carefully laid plan dissolves into a hilarious scramble the moment someone alerts a guard. The cast of characters keeps things fresh, with abilities that actually change how you approach each level rather than just tweaking numbers. It's a bit rough around the edges — guard AI can be inconsistent, and the top-down perspective sometimes makes it hard to read sight lines — but those flaws fade once you're deep in a heist, heart pounding, sprinting for the exit with a pocket full of stolen coins. If you've got friends to drag along, this is an easy recommendation.