Screencheat

Screencheat

Samurai Punk · October 21, 2014 · Split Screen, Arena Shooter, FPS, Shooter, Multiplayer

Buy the Screencheat key for Steam from Eneba at $1.83 — the cheapest of 8 stores we compare.

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Very Positive92% · 1,94271Metacritic1playing now
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$1.83-80%
lowest tracked $1.39
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Where to buy Screencheat — official stores

GOG
GOG
Standard Edition · DRM-Free
-80%
$2.99
$14.99
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Steam
Steam
Standard Edition · Steam
$14.99
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Humble Store
Humble Store
Standard Edition · Steam
$14.99
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Driffle INC
Standard Edition · Steam
$1.85
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Eneba
Standard Edition · Steam
$1.83
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Gameseal
Standard Edition · Steam
$2.05
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CJS CD Keys
CJS CD Keys
Standard Edition · Steam
$2.39
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Kinguin
Standard Edition · Steam
$2.86
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Screencheat price by region

Screencheat costs £1.32 in the United Kingdom, €1.52 in Europe (EUR), $1.83 in the United States, $1.83 in Georgia (USD), CA$4.09 in Canada, NZ$4.39 in New Zealand, A$4.55 in Australia, R$5.59 in Brazil and zł7.36 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Screencheat offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £1.32 −80% £2.35 £1.32 6
Europe (EUR) €1.52 −80% €2.75 €1.52 7
United Statesyour region $1.83 −80% $2.99 $1.83 8
Georgia (USD) $1.83 −80% $2.99 $1.83 8
Canada CA$4.09 −80% CA$4.09 — 3
New Zealand NZ$4.39 −80% NZ$4.39 — 3
Australia A$4.55 −80% A$4.55 — 3
Brazil R$5.59 −80% R$5.59 R$10.41 4
Poland zł7.36 −80% zł10.79 zł7.36 5

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Screencheat

✦ AI summary

Screencheat is a split-screen shooter where everyone is invisible, forcing you to peek at your opponents' screens to hunt them down with absurd one-hit-kill weapons like a plasma-spewing engine and an explosive teddy bear. Up to eight players can battle locally or online across colorful maps filled with landmarks to aid your screencheating, with nine game modes and wild customization options that make it the ultimate couch-party FPS.

Screencheat is the ridiculous split-screen shooter where everyone is invisible, so you have to “screencheat”!

Screencheat: (verb) to look at your opponent’s screen.
e.g. “Stop screencheating you cheater!”

Master a wide variety of one-hit kill weapons, including a blunderbuss, a car engine that shoots bouncing plasma balls, and a teddy bear loaded with explosives. Train your skills in the solo time trials, then engage in fast and frantic combat with up to eight players locally or online.

With colourful maps, unique modes and a huge number of customisation options, including wacky mutators, Screencheat is the ultimate party FPS.

Ranging from the dependable Blunderbuss to the heroic Hobby Horse and completely crazy Chefolet, all weapons are designed to deliver deadly satisfaction. Their unique advantages and disadvantages encourage wildly different play styles, including not only the way a weapon shoots, but also the 'tells' the weapon leaves behind. Watch out for the smoke from the blunderbuss, or the trail of fire behind the Hobby Horse...

From traditional favourites like Deathmatch to the unique Murder Mystery, Screencheat's nine game modes provide something for everyone.

Play in teams or all against all! Enjoy the split-screen fun by challenging up to seven of your mates on the couch or online, or even a combination of both. When your friends aren't around, train your skills and learn the maps in the solo time trials, or play against AI bots.

In the spirit of the best arena shooters, you’ll traverse 11 maps via air vents and trampolines until you’ve acquired your target. Each map is designed with colour-coded areas and plentiful landmarks, such as statues, paintings and furniture, that allow you to quickly locate other players using your screencheating skills!

Inspired by games like Towerfall, we've provided players with a highly granular level of customisation to play the game their way. Choose which weapons you'll allow, how and when they can be swapped or reloaded, apply time limits, adjust the victory conditions, add penalties and more. To really mix it up, try stacking on some mutators, like slow mode, low gravity or flappy jump.

Screencheat — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player, Online PvP, Split screen
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Screencheat is a creative local multiplayer game with an inventive core concept where players track opponents through shared screens, and it excels with small groups of friends and offers plenty of silly gameplay modes to keep things fresh. However, many find the novelty wears off quickly once the mechanic becomes familiar, with gameplay that feels frustrating initially and doesn't deepen much over time, and the experience becomes chaotic with too many players. Players recommend it primarily as a fun couch co-op game to enjoy with friends on sale rather than at full price.

Not recommended Aug 29, 2026
[h1]Played it once, seen enough, probably never playing it again[/h1] The idea is definitely there, but the actual gameplay feels really frustrating at first and doesn't get that much better once you get used to it. I think this is the type of game that sounds a lot more fun than it actually is. The whole concept of using your opponents' screens to find them can lead to some funny moments, but those moments are pretty short-lived. Once you've figured out how the game works, there isn't really much left to discover. There are quite a few different game modes, but unfortunately they don't do much to fix the problem. I tried a few of them and most got boring after a minute or two. It feels like there's a lot of variety on paper, but not enough variety in the actual gameplay. It also feels like one of those games that heavily depends on having a group of friends who are specifically into it. You might have a fun session when everyone is in the mood for something stupid and chaotic, but I can't see myself ever suggesting it again after that. I can imagine playing this once with friends, having a few laughs, and then completely forgetting about it. There's just not enough here to mak…
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Recommended Aug 16, 2026
Very fun game. Interesting concept and executed quite well. The amount of silly gameplay altering options and modes also keep it fresh, and always a little confusing. I would recommend, but, like many other "play with your buds games" the experience really depends on your friends. Additionally, I would recommend getting it on sale, especially if your wanting to play with more then two people.
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Recommended Aug 1, 2026
This game is SO great... 10/10, probably one of my top 5 I normally get a new game, play it for 2 hours, and never touch it again... this game has me coming back consistantly . 100% deserves more players, fun ass game. PEAK
2 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 3, 2026
Great game, supports up to 4 people split screen locally which is blessing.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 16, 2026
very fun concept, simple but well executed
Recommended Sep 9, 2026
Tried this during a LAN and the concept is actually really clever, everyone is invisible so cheating by looking at other screens is basically the whole game With 4 players it's fun and you can actually start learning how to track people and play around it But we tried with 8 and it becomes pure chaos, every screen is way too small and any strategy even with teams just disappears Fun concept, hard to master and the skill gap between players gets brutal really fast

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