David Bridges
After a long wait of approximately twelve years since the original game and three years following its announcement, Monaco 2 has finally made its debut in the gaming world.
The highly anticipated co-op heist game developed by Pocketwatch Games and published by Humble Bundle officially launched on Thursday, April 10, available on Steam, PS5, and Xbox Series consoles for a price of $24.99. Set within a vibrant, isometric universe characterized by its cartoonish art style, Monaco 2 continues the legacy of its predecessor by offering a unique mission design centered around heists. Players can engage in the excitement solo, enjoy split-screen gameplay with friends, or participate in online co-op sessions, allowing for a flexible and enjoyable gaming experience.
Collaborate with friends to orchestrate a successful heist.
Credit: Humble Bundle
Players can choose from a diverse roster of playable characters, each equipped with unique abilities and roles tailored for various heist scenarios. As is often the case in the world of heists, unexpected challenges will arise, prompting players to adapt quickly to changing circumstances to ensure survival and escape with a significant reward. The original Monaco received critical acclaim upon its release in 2013, and early reviews of Monaco 2 on Metacritic suggest that the sequel is poised for a similarly positive reception among players and critics alike.
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Looking ahead, Humble Bundle is set to release Lost Skies, a captivating title developed by Bossa Games. Lost Skies offers an engaging third-person survival adventure experience, featuring both solo and cooperative play, all set in a beautifully designed world filled with floating islands and airships. For players who enjoy the thrill of chopping down trees and swinging through the air using grappling hooks, Lost Skies promises an abundance of exciting gameplay mechanics. This new adventure is set to launch on Steam in Early Access on April 18.
Disclaimer: Humble Games is a subsidiary of Ziff Davis, which also owns Mashable.com.
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