Intruder

Super fun game when you have people,not sure how feasible just selling a 4 pack for like 30$ because you need atleast 4 people to even realistically play the game.And with the current player count 20$ per person is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ rough ass ask.

It's a good game, it isn't hard either, you can learn quickly and the people crying about the regulars locking in and destroying them are just being babies and they suck at shooters, it really isn't that hard, and none of the regulars are all that good either. Never really had a bad interaction with people on here, there is like one guy who was kind of a ♥♥♥♥♥ that played a lot but that is about it. Most of them are pretty friendly. It is a fun game and I wish it had a bigger playerbase and better developer. Not worth $20 though, that is a crazy price for a dead game in development hell.

Its just really awesome. A bit like counter strike if it was fun.

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One of the most unique and underrated tactical shooters ever made Intruder is something special. In a sea of samey competitive shooters, this game carved out its own identity and stuck to it. The core loop — one team of lightly equipped Intruders trying to complete objectives while the other team of Guards uses cameras, sensors, gadgets, and pure positioning to stop them — creates tension and emergent moments that almost no other multiplayer game delivers. The spatial voice chat alone is genius. Hearing the other team through walls, using radios carefully, and communicating with hand signals when you’re close enough changes how you play. Combine that with the physics, interactive environments, vents, windows, traps, and the way one well-placed gadget or distraction can completely swing a round, and you get gameplay that rewards creativity, patience, and teamwork over pure aim. When the servers are populated and you get a full or near-full lobby of people who actually care, Intruder feels incredible. Matches become these tense, story-filled cat-and-mouse games where every sound, every camera check, and every decision matters. It scratches a tactical itch that CSGO used to hit for…

scary game. odd