It's an almost perfect player to player interaction, which adds an element of competition and randomness that AI just can't recreate. Due to the PvP nature of it, the Spy reacts to the Sniper reacts to the Spy with very little interference from the game itself.

The other player is the Sniper, who can peer into the party from the outside, and gets one bullet to stop the Spy. One player hides in plain sight at a fancy cocktail party, doing missions and trying to blend in. You can pick up the game (and find more information on it) over at .īut the essentials of the game are this: SpyParty is a game about the minutia of human behavior. Everyone who already owns a copy of the game before the Early Access launch will be getting a Steam code, so really, there isn't much reason not to get it now. So if you're interested in the game but want to save a few bucks, you'll want to pick it up now. Keep in mind, the game's price will take a pretty steep jump up in price when it launches on Steam, going from $15 USD to $25 USD. The new levels are already playable if you've got the game (or pick it up before Early Access hits). To celebrate the Early Access launch, the game is getting a brand-new tutorial, matchmaking system, and an updated UI, as well as six new levels. The game has been in development for the last eight years, but is finally making it over to Steam Early Access on April 12th. You can either play as the spy, or the sniper who is attempting to identify the spy and assassinate them before they can complete their mission.

There is a spy at a party, and they've got a job to do. SpyParty is a pretty simple game - it is exactly what it sounds like.

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