USAC: Code Breach

Gameplay is topnotch, I'd say it's a lot of interesting mind puzzles that you could solve via action, as a coop game it blew my mind. Spent multiple sessions to beat it with my friend. However. The plot. On the one hand it leaves all those clues for you to crack but the disappointment comes when they never actually lead to anything. The writing takes easy escape at the end. When we bought the game, we didn't expect it as a scifi horror. I thought it to be sort of early Rainbow Six games, instead I got sort like Dead Space coop.

Super cool Game. Just finished it in ~8 hours with a friend. Music is amazing, puzzles are solved via pure logic. The game won't guide you a lot, but this is great as it allows you to actually THINK. 10/10

good game, weird story, worth for 8 euros also i dont think pressurized nitrogen explodes that fast

Fun, awesome puzzles, great 2 player co-op game.

Fantastic game with absolutely wonderful pacing and a good story, 100% worth the price. It's missing a bit of polish, especially during the tutorial, but despite that you can tell that the developers put a lot of love into this game.

taught me to restart a nuclear reactor and that my unfound hatred for the french was not unfound 8/10 would recommend PS: the french are controlled by ants and the fire ants in southern US are a deepstate operation by the french to control united states oil reserves

Was a good game for sure :D

Good game

Completed this with a friend recently and I have to say the experience was great. Definitely looking forward to a sequel.

7/10 This was an enjoyable and challenging co-op game with an interesting underlying story. However, numerous frustrations or annoyances from strangely unobvious sections as well as unsatisfying filler gunplay detracted from the overall experience. The action music was cool for the vibe but often played too long keeping the tempo too high especially when progress stalled. I ended up having to turn off the music because it became distracting. This game was worth picking up on sale but not at full price, especially since each person needs a copy to play.