Supermarket Shriek

The controls are completely ridiculous, but that's exactly what makes it fun. Trying to steer by screaming characters in different directions leads to constant chaos, especially in co-op. It can be frustrating at times, but it's the kind of silly game that's great for a few laughs with friends.

Supermarket Shriek takes a wonderfully ridiculous idea and turns it into a surprisingly demanding arcade experience. Developed by Billy Goat Entertainment Ltd and published by PQube, the game places a man and a goat inside the same shopping trolley and sends them hurtling through supermarkets, boutiques, and other stores packed with hazards. Instead of relying on ordinary steering, each passenger controls a different direction through screaming. The man turns the trolley left, the goat turns it right, and activating both together propels the trolley forward. It is deliberately awkward, immediately funny, and far more skill-based than its silly premise initially suggests. The unconventional steering system is the heart of the experience. Controller triggers activate each character individually, meaning that smooth movement requires careful coordination between left, right, and forward inputs. Simple corners can become miniature challenges when the trolley has momentum, while narrow passages demand considerably more precision. There is also a Duet mode that allows two players to use microphones and literally scream to control the action. It is an intentionally chaotic gimmick, but o…

Fun screams 10/10 Would struggle with a friend.

You know what, not even that bad of a game to be honest. Pretty well made but the controls on PC will take you a good minute to get used to unfortunately i have personally no way to complete the party mode achievement yes i do recommend this game

Funny concept Tons of varied levels Excellent local multiplayer fun Had to learn the controls little to get use to 2 player fun add a whole new difficulty

This game deserves a recommend simply for the way you _can_ play coop. I haven't tested this on Windows, but on Linux you are able to select _system audio_ as your second microphone input. Meaning that you can stream the game over Discord or whatever and the other person can control the other character by using voicechat. Neat! Other than that silly feature this game surprised me with how fun it is. I played both on Steam Deck and desktop (with controller). Now my idea of fun is retrying a level over and over until I can get gold/three stars. Perfect for maniacs like myself. I've tried a few levels of coop, it's funny but more frustrating than fun in my opinion. I haven't tried the party modes but they seem like fun for a multiplayer setting. I can especially recommend this as an on-the-go game on the Steam Deck, maybe wear headphones if there are people around you though... That man and goat can scream