VERY IMPORTANT NEEDS
Get in. Take everything that is not nailed down. Get out before the alarm does. A co-op heist comedy for one to three friends who will absolutely blame each other.
Seventy-four seconds of bad decisions
The same trailer that runs on our Steam page — cameras, turrets, doorway lasers, one guard sent into low orbit, and a moving truck that will not leave until the driver gets paid.
Captured in-engine · Unity Everything you see is playable today in our builds
The plan is simple. The job never is.
Doors lock. Cameras watch. Turrets acquire. Lasers wait in doorways. Guards listen. Loot slips out of your hands, your friends panic, and one wrong step turns the whole thing into a humiliating chase.
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Get inside
Pick a building, search the rooms, check the doors — and remember your way out. The place you casually called "our exit" is the corridor a guard sprints down five minutes later. Layouts reshape every run, so yesterday's memory is worthless.
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Take everything
Small things, huge things, expensive things, and things that make you ask who decided this was worth money. Sometimes the smart move is carrying out the television. Sometimes the smart move is dropping the television and saving your life.
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Get out
Loot in hand is only half the job. Getting all of it outside is the other half. Push your luck for a bigger payout, or lose the lot face-down in front of the exit. And the driver wants paying — if nobody can cover the fare, nobody goes anywhere.
Six suspects, three of them already on file
Every character brings a skill and a problem in equal measure — plus a weekly Very Important Need that someone has to go and fetch. Pick one, make a plan with your friends, abandon the plan, improvise, argue. The usual.
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Scout
Doubles his speed and every guard simply stops noticing him. Perfect for mapping the place and spotting the good stuff. He cannot touch an energy drink.
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Dash
Charges shoulder-first into a guard and puts them on the floor. Also works on your friends, which is a feature nobody asked for and everybody uses.
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Phase
Walks through walls. Turns a locked room into a shortcut and an escape plan into something you can improvise halfway through.
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Ability classified
On the roster, in the builds, still under wraps. Wishlist the game and you will hear about it first.
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Ability classified
On the roster, in the builds, still under wraps. Wishlist the game and you will hear about it first.
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Ability classified
On the roster, in the builds, still under wraps. Wishlist the game and you will hear about it first.
Everything in here is looking for you
Guards are not decoration. They see, they hear, they chase, and they wreck an escape plan in seconds. Security tightens as the days pass, so do not get comfortable with how easy the first day feels.
Kit up on a wholesale site that should not exist
Verified suppliers. Bulk pricing. Genuinely alarming customer reviews. Everything in the cart costs money, everything carries risk, and every purchase ends as either "we really should not have bought that" or "thank God we bought that".
Silences cameras and traps for a while
Puts a guard to sleep — or a friend
Makes a door out of a wall
Noise over there, so you can be over here
Speed now, regret later
Brings a fallen teammate back. Mostly.
Their lives are a mess. Their expenses are punctual.
The calendar moves whether the job went well or not. Rent comes out. Bills arrive. Something absurd empties the till. And every character has a weekly Very Important Need that somebody has to go and fetch — which is how a simple robbery becomes a to-do list.
The money you haul is not a score. It is how long the crew survives. Steal more, last longer. Take the risk, regret it, go back in.
Screenshots
Straight from the Steam page. Click any of them for a closer look.
Plan the next job in our Discord
VERY IMPORTANT NEEDS has a server of its own. Find two people to break into a building with, get your hands on test builds early, tell us which character is overpowered, and watch three developers in İzmir argue about doors.
- Find a crewOne to three players, and nobody wants to go in alone. Post, match, break in.
- Playtests firstTest builds and keys go out in the server before anywhere else.
- Bugs straight to usReport it to the three people who wrote it. No ticket system in sight.
- A say in the chaosCharacters, gadgets, weekly needs — we ask the server before we build.
This page always carries the current invite — 2madgames.com/discord takes you straight in.
You have been invited to join a server
What is in the box
- Chaotic, funny, low-poly co-op for 1–3 players over Steam
- Six playable characters with their own abilities and weekly needs
- Two maps at launch, with layouts, rooms, doors and windows that reshape every break-in
- Guards, cameras, ceiling turrets, doorway lasers, alarm states and police raids
- Security that tightens day by day: more cameras, more locks, more surprises
- Physical, carryable, droppable loot — public humiliation included
- Risk-versus-reward looting, plus a driver who will not move until he is paid
- Shop gadgets: jammers, tasers, C4, throwables, a clone bank and more
- Weekly expenses, a calendar-driven economy and genuinely absurd needs
- 31 supported languages on Steam, Turkish included
- Guard chases that are unnecessarily stressful and somehow still funny
- The freedom to spray-paint "we were here" on the walls. Not advised. Not prevented.
Everything we have, in one zip
The trailer and all eight store screenshots at full resolution, our logos, and a fact sheet with the details you would otherwise have to email us for. Use any of it in articles, videos and streams — monetised or not — just credit 2MAD Games.
ZIP · 39 MB · updated September 2026
- The trailer1080p MP4, the same cut that runs on Steam
- Eight screenshotsFull-resolution PNG, straight from the store page
- Studio logosWordmark and mark, for light and dark backgrounds
- Fact sheetPlayers, platform, release, languages, contact
One click now saves us a lot of shouting later
Wishlisting is how Steam decides whether to show the game to anyone. It costs you nothing and it genuinely decides how this launch goes for three people in İzmir.
Three people, one very mad studio
2MAD Games is a tiny independent studio in İzmir, Türkiye. We make chaotic games with strange characters and very important problems — and we'd rather make you laugh than look serious.
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Mehmet Emin Tuğlu
Co-founder · Lead Programmer
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Yusuf Tuğrul Gözütok
Co-founder · Art Director
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Ceyhun Ayson
Creative Director
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Email us directly: toomadgames@gmail.com