JoshOG‘s gameplay of Burgle Supply Company, the online co-op comedy horror game from Terrible Posture Games, sees him discover some pretty frightening roadblocks in his quest to successfully loot a few seemingly unsuspecting homes.
Burgle Supply Company is a game that allows up to 6 friends to get together to plan heists in a strange neighborhood that is home to a number of empty homes as well as some of the oddest creatures who seem to only want to take out intruders. Once dropped off at the location, the idea is to complete the mandatory tasks and any optional tasks of the team’s choosing. The game’s physics system creates some of the tension in the game as objects will flop around a bit and shuffle. The other part of the tension is the game’s noise system.
As JoshOG found out, quiet is king in Burgle Supply Company. While there is no timer, the noise meter plays a part in just how much opposition there will be and it can affect how runs go for the crew. For him, in a solo mission, something like taking the fridge or piano out caused some real problems. It’s a game that can be played alone, but the real stress comes from a team. At one point, he adds a second player to his crew, and this is where things really take off.
Throughout the stream, you can hear him figuring out various systems in the game including the stretchy arms that can contribute to some of the noise issues if things aren’t handled well. Overall, his impressions of the game were pretty positive and was even looking forward to adding more people into his sessions.
Burgle Supply Company is available now on PC via Steam for $7.99.
