$19.99Deceive Inc.
Deceive Inc. turns your co-op friends into rival spies in bright, crowded maps. Disguise as guests, staff, or guards, grab the objective with gadgets like the holo-mimic and bulletproof umbrella, then extract before another team takes the briefcase from you.
Is Deceive Inc. worth it?
Deceive Inc. is worth it if…
- you like co-op games where you team up in duos or trios for short PvP rounds
- you like social deduction mixed with shooting and heists
- you like learning tells and catching disguised rivals before they catch you
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Blend in, steal the briefcase, get out
You start each round undercover in a crowded location full of guests, staff, guards, electronics to hack, and restricted areas to slip into. Your holographic watch lets you look like anyone you meet, which keeps you safe as long as you play the part.
Matches build in three beats: quiet infiltration while you gather gear and open locks, a crowded push on the vault, then a nervous run to extraction with the objective. You can play in duos and trios with co-op friends, or go solo with one life and no one to revive you. Win by reaching extraction with the briefcase, or by stopping the team that has it.
Agents and gadgets with strong opinions
You pick from a roster of agents, each with a distinct weapon and skill set, from career burglars to new espionage talent. Then you build a loadout from versatile gadgets, including the inflatable mat, holo-mimic, and bulletproof umbrella.
Rival spies want the same paycheck, so every lobby mixes stealth, detective work, and first-person shooting. Spotting the fake NPC before they spot you matters as much as aim.
Good to know before you queue?
Can you play it with co-op friends?
Yes. You can team up in duos and trios, coordinate disguises and gadgets, and chase the objective together. Solo play is also supported, with one life instead of a teammate revive.
How does a round actually end?
One team grabs the objective from the vault and reaches extraction with it. Other spies can intercept the carrier and take it themselves, so the ending often turns into a chase around the map.
Is it easy to learn?
The basics are simple: disguise, hack, unlock, steal, extract. The hard part is judgment, knowing when to act normal, when to use a gadget, and when to fire, since shooting or getting shot breaks your cover.
Do you need a group to get a match?
Public matchmaking exists with crossplay and community-run servers, but the player base is small. The reliable route is bringing co-op friends and setting up a private lobby, with room for bots if seats are empty.
