$19.99Sub Rosa Deals, double-crosses and getaway cars
Sub Rosa is a multiplayer first-person shooter about business deals that can turn into shootouts. You join a corporation, trade colored disks and cash, buy guns, cars and suits, then decide whether to shake hands or start shooting. With co-op friends, every meeting gets funnier and tenser.
Is Sub Rosa worth it?
Sub Rosa is worth it if…
- you like co-op games where plans fall apart and everyone laughs about it
- you like talking first and shooting second, or the other way around
- you want social rounds built around lobbies, teams and rematches
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Deals, disks and double-crosses
You join a corporation and meet rival companies to trade colored disks and cash. Both are valuable, and both buy guns, cars, equipment and clothing for your side. Smooth talk can make your company rich. A quick trigger can do the same, if you are the one left standing. You drive to a meeting with co-op friends in the car, count the money, watch their hands, and decide when trust ends.
Rounds, work weeks and secret killers
World Mode is an open struggle for money and power. Round Mode runs the same contest across a five day work week, with total corporation money deciding the winner. Eliminator Mode changes the shape of suspicion: one player hunts the Savior, a Protector can track the Savior, and everyone else looks like a Civilian. Civilians either hide out the round or stop the Eliminator with a grenade. The physics and plain shooting keep it chaotic and funny.
What should you know before playing?
Can you play it with co-op friends?
Yes. You join corporations together, ride in the same cars, back each other up at trades and cover each other when talks go wrong. Coordination matters more than aim, since a calm driver and a careful negotiator are as useful as a good shot.
What do you actually buy with money and disks?
Guns, cars, equipment and clothing. Those purchases feed back into your corporation, so spending is a team choice between looking sharp, driving fast and hitting hard in the next deal.
How does the five day work week work?
Cash earned each day adds up, and the richest corporation takes the week. It rewards steady trading plus the odd well-timed robbery.
How does Eliminator Mode end?
The Eliminator wins by finding and killing the Savior, who starts out unaware of the role. The Protector closes the gap by tracking the Savior and warning them.
