Deceit (2017)
Automaton, World Makers
Deceit tests your instincts at trust and deception in a multiplayer first-person shooter. You wake up in an asylum to the sound of an unfamiliar voice, surrounded by five others. A third of your group have been infected with a virus, but who will escape?
Platforms
Linux PCGenres
Indie Shooter TacticalThemes
Action Horror Mystery Survival
Languages: English and 14 more
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Critic Reviews
God is a Geek
By Chris WhiteDeceit 2 isn't perfect, but there's a strong gameplay loop and some nice ideas that often come together for an enjoyable experience.
GameGrin
By Calum ParryDeceit is a game of deception and co-operation. A concept excellent on paper. In practice though, it does fall flat on itself. It has a problematic community which can be tough on new players. If Deceit allowed friends to play together it could make for a great party game. Unfortunately, this is not the vision of the developers. They'd rather see strangers forced to work together in dire situations.
