Screencheat

Invisible shooters turn split‑screen chaos into a visual guessing game.

gameFirst-Person Shooters shooter indie action

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Our Verdict

Best for

Friends who love chaotic local split‑screen shooter parties

Skip if

Gamers needing online multiplayer or crisp small‑screen visuals

What is Screencheat?

Screencheat is a chaotic split‑screen multiplayer shooter where every player is invisible, forcing you to peek at opponents’ screens and deduce their location from colored map areas and landmarks. It blends the feel of classic FPS titles like Goldeneye, Perfect Dark, and Halo with a fresh, comedic twist on the genre. The game supports both solo and party play, offering fast‑paced action that rewards quick thinking, map awareness, and the occasional sneaky glance at a rival’s monitor. Perfect for couch co‑op sessions, it delivers endless laughs and competitive tension for friends and families alike.

SpecificationsAI-estimated

msrp$9.99

developerSamurai Punk

publisherSamurai Punk

age ratingPEGI 7, ESRB T

multiplayerSingle player, Multiplayer, Split screen

critic score71/100

release date2014-10-21

Key Features of Screencheat

Players are completely invisible, making screen‑peeking the core mechanic for locating opponents.

Supports up to four players on a single console or PC via split‑screen split‑view.

Maps are color‑coded and feature distinctive landmarks to aid visual deduction.

Offers both single‑player practice modes and competitive multiplayer matches.

Pays homage to classic shooters with retro weapons, level design, and sound effects.

Includes a variety of game modes such as Free‑For‑All, Team Deathmatch, and Capture the Flag.

Designed for local couch play, it works on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Mac, and Linux.

Use Cases for Screencheat

Couch Party Gaming

Gather friends for a noisy, laugh‑filled split‑screen battle.

Skill Training

Practice map awareness and rapid decision‑making in solo mode.

Streamer Content

Create entertaining streams by reacting to invisible opponents.

Family Game Night

Provide a safe, age‑appropriate competitive experience for all ages.

Pros & Cons of Screencheat

Pros

Unique invisible‑player mechanic creates fresh gameplay
Highly replayable with multiple game modes
Supports up to four local players on many platforms
Retro aesthetic appeals to classic FPS fans

Cons

Reliance on screen‑peeking can be confusing for new players
Limited online multiplayer options
Visual clarity may suffer on small or low‑resolution screens

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I play Screencheat online?

The game focuses on local split‑screen; online multiplayer is not supported.

How many players can join on one console?

Up to four players can play simultaneously via split‑screen.

Is there a single‑player mode?

Yes, there is a solo practice mode that lets you hone your skills against AI bots.

What controllers are compatible?

Any standard controller supported by the platform (e.g., DualShock, Xbox controller, USB gamepad).

Pricing Overview

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