Silicomrades

The art is great, the game and story is short but satisfying, and I think the devs did a great job of making a fairly unique mechanic work really well without it ever getting frustrating. Me and my friend had a great time with it. Once you've completed the story you can go further and continue to have fun playing in their arena mode; We only played a bit of that but had a blast with it as well.

Okay, so you know how most co-op games either take themselves way too seriously or are just mindless button-mashers? Well, Silicomrades is neither of those things, and honestly, it might just be the most fun I've had with a friend in ages. This little indie gem basically takes the most boring thing imaginable—office bureaucracy—and turns it into this absolutely bonkers robot adventure with gorgeous hand-drawn art that feels both polished and charmingly imperfect. The real genius is in how your robots are constantly malfunctioning in hilariously inconvenient ways as they take damage, forcing you to constantly adapt and work together while fighting an army of briefcase-wielding robot bureaucrats trying to take over the world through paperwork. What really makes this special is how it nails that couch co-op magic where you're constantly yelling at each other but in the best possible way. Whether you're coordinating elaborate strategies, sneaking through stealth sections, or just laughing as everything goes completely sideways, every session creates those "remember when" moments you'll be talking about for weeks. Sure, the campaign isn't super long, but every mission feels purposeful and different, plus there's an arena mode to keep the chaos going. If you've got a gaming buddy and you're looking for something that'll have you both laughing until your sides hurt while actually challenging you to work together, just grab Silicomrades—it's the kind of game that reminds you why co-op gaming can be so magical when it's done right.

They say friendship is forged in fire. But in Silicomrades, it's more like welded together with vodka-soaked wires, duct tape, and the haunted soul of a toaster from 1983. From the first glorious kaboom to the last heroic shutdown, this game is a slapstick symphony of steel, fun and socialist spirit. You and your fellow metalhead comrade wobble through a war-torn retro-future, shooting, exploding, reassembling — and occasionally flying off in opposite directions because someone forgot which arm was which. The controls? Chaotic like a drunk ballet dancer. The physics? More unpredictable than your cousin Boris after three jars of moonshine. The result? Pure mechanical magic. Every mission feels like a homemade rocket launch — unsure, unstable, but so full of hope it could bring a tear to Lenin's eye. One moment you're blasting fascist microwaves with righteous fury, the next you're crawling on one leg, dragging your friend who's now just a head and a shoe. But you press on, because glory demands it. And also because you accidentally glued the forward button. Visually, the game looks like a communist cartoon and a CRT monitor had a beautiful, budget-conscious baby. In conclusion, Silicomrades is not just a game. It is a philosophy. A lifestyle. A reminder that even if your torso explodes and you lose both legs, there is still time to save the revolution — provided your friend picks you up like a confused sack of bolts. 10 out of 10 exploding arms. Would die for the Motherboard again.

Great game! Played it for hours with my girlfriend (yes, she's real - no, she goes to another school). I loved the mechanics and the need for cooperation, she loved the cool hand drawn graphics. Also the humour is pretty great. Looking forward to play some more!

Absolutely great co-op game, pick up your friend and go destroy some robots.

The mechanics are a bit difficult at first, but you can master them over time. Really love graphics and sound effects! My friend and I had a lot of fun, and we laughed A LOT. The game is interesting but also "silly" in a good way. We haven't finished it yet, but we definitely will!

Простенький шут`ем ап, предлагающий интересные кооперативные механики дефектов и передаче запчастей другу, а также немного сатиры над совком и евробюрократией, но даже коротенькой 2-часовой кампании не хватает развития идей в нечто большее

Feels like Amanita went co-op shooter — weird, charming, and hilariously broken (by design). Grab a friend and enjoy the chaos!

What a fun game! We played on PC for an hour with my fiancee and even though she's not a gamer and I too play co-op or shooter games rarely we had a great time. Can't wait to play this with my friends and a couple of beers. The frenetic nature of the gameplay will definitely create situations when we will want to kill each other :D.

Fun coop game to play with a friend. Recommended by Robotic Bureaucracy!