$0.49 (−90%)SOS OPS! Save the City, Badly, Together
You are emergency responders saving a very silly city, up to four of you at once. One of you puts out the fire, one carries the cat, one falls off the roof. Physics wrecks every plan in the funniest way, and there is also a PvP mode for settling scores.
Is SOS OPS! worth it?
SOS OPS! is worth it if…
- you want a party game for two to four players online
- you like fast missions where physics keeps ruining the plan
- you want co-op rescues plus short PvP rounds in one package
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Rescue missions gone wrong
You and up to three friends take fast co-op missions around the city, with no long tutorials slowing you down. The jobs sound simple, put out a fire, carry a cat, keep moving, but the wobbly physics turns every grab, climb and carry into a chain of slips and drops. You try to haul a teammate up and both of you fall over instead. It is at its best when nobody knows the objective and everyone is shouting anyway.
PvP arenas for ruining friendships
When saving the city gets old, pick an arena on the in-game computer and fight each other instead. There are five to start, including Volcano Crater, SOS Factory, Flight 747, Pyramid and Tower. You set the time limit, kill goal, infinite mode and how often gear spawns. Weapons and power-ups appear on the map, and you lose them when you die, so every round stays quick, messy and easy to run back.
Good to know?
What do you actually do in missions?
You work through short, fast-paced rescue jobs across the city, moving, climbing, grabbing and carrying things while the physics fights you. Expect dropped teammates, failed rescues and accidental wins, with laughter counting for more than a clean finish.
How does the PvP mode work?
You choose one of five arenas, set the time limit, kill goal, infinite mode and gear spawn rate, then fight with weapons and power-ups that spawn on the map.
