False Alarm
Scattered Discs · 2026 · Action, Stealth, Heist, Realistic, Tactical
PC
Positive100% · 13
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About False Alarm
INFILTRATE
Take on the role of an enthusiastic security specialist who takes corporate risk assessments a little too seriously. While most in the field write reports from behind a desk, you prefer a more hands-on approach by breaking into facilities unannounced and uninvited, and stealing their prize possesions.SNEAK
Turn normal everyday workplaces on their head. Manipulate the building security to get them out of your way, any way necessary. Sneak past your enemies, stay in the shadows, and hide behind the couch. Observe your environment with patience, and execute each plan step by step to get through each encounter.DISTRACT
Create distractions, set traps, and find clever ways to outsmart security. Turn off the lights to restrict their vision, make noise with the photocopier to draw them closer, knock on doors to pull them into the next room, and brew some aromatic coffee to really get them out of the way.MANIPULATE
Coordinate your actions to manoveur the security to where you want them. Set up chains of distractions to really annoy them. Be careful you're not seen though, these guys are defenceless when they don't know where you are, but if you're seen you need to get away fast!IMPROVISE
When all else fails, you’re not above using force. This may involve some casualties but that’s all part of a thorough assessment. Use the environment to your advantage. Running enemies will slide on icy surfaces, putting the wrong item in a microwave will lead to disaster, and no one should be breathing in whatever that pick gas is.FEATURE OVERVIEW:
- Stealth system based on light and shadow, line-of-sight, and sound.
- Distraction system that allows you to manipulate enemies and make them go where you want.
- Unique levels full of useful items, hiding places, and equipment you can interact with.
- Multiple routes though each area.
- Enemy AI that reacts to unconscious allies, loud noises, and alert levels.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h2][b]8/10[/b][/h2] – Professional thief? More like professional chaos engineer. I entered to steal one thing and somehow weaponized a microwave, brewed coffee, and dropped a chandelier. Stealth, gadgets, shadows, and spectacularly bad decisions. 💥☕🔧 Follow for sneaky disasters, questionable burglary techniques, and games where coffee is a tactical weapon. ☕🕵️ [b]https://store.steampowered.com/curator/42602807-Osiris-Reviews/[/b]11 found this helpful
Really fun game so far, loving the animations and the level design. The guards are hilarious, watching them slip on a banana makes my day.2 found this helpful
Great game, amazing stealth mechanics and fun to play!
Cool game. Loads of mechanics and little interactive things to discover. I like the animations and the sound effects too. Lots of atmosphere and humour. Very impressive for a small team build. You can see how much effort and work heart into the game.
What an enjoyable stealth game! An excellent balance of puzzle-like situations that require finding the correct route or interaction, and more emergent situations that require weaving through patrol patterns and utlising the interactables to their fullest. It's responsive, clear, with just enough of a hint to set you off in the right direction and then let you explore to your heart's content as the levels become more intricate. For the players out there with the masochistic urge to perfect every level -- False Alarm has a few design choices that make this a brutally hard yet doable task, which pushes it up the rankings tremendously. The game doesn't spell these out, so I will, since knowing this made it a perfect experience. - Firstly, there's an achievement for being a completionist, which is nice. - The secondary objectives involve breaking lamps as well as taking posters and hats from civilians, incentivising a bit of destruction and forcing yourself into bizarre scenarios you'd have otherwise skipped past. - It tracks times seen, KOs and bodies found, but it let's you smash the place to pieces without penalty, which allows for a great deal more sneaky chaos than the genre typi…
I've played lots of stealth games like MGS, Hitman, Dishonored, and so on. But recently I grew impatient and can't wait to download tens of GBs of files just to start. The file size isn't the only thing light in this game. You can't kill anyone here and all the action is more like slap stick. Even when you get caught and everything goes south, it can generate quite hilarious situations. The generous checkpoint system encourages to just have fun. So as an impatient gamer who needs that stealth itch scratched this is perfect for me. The level gets difficult to be honest but it's intended for replay. It feels very satisfying to pull up a seemingly impossible heist.
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