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About the Game
When SWAT gets the call, everything else has failed. Experience the high-risk world of the elite SWAT operator.
The job is tense, and every split-second decision has consequences. From infiltration to de-escalation: keen awareness, expert tactics and a strategic use of equipment are key to becoming a master of tactical strategy.
- MASTER EACH MISSION: From hostage rescue to a terrorist bomb threat, arresting a biker gang boss or foiling a casino heist, each mission offers its own set of challenges to learn and overcome.
- EQUIPMENT FOR EVERY ENCOUNTER: You’ll need everything at your disposal to infiltrate and resolve each situation. Find the right tool for the right task!
- MULTIPLE POINTS OF ENTRY: The obvious entrance isn’t always best. Sneak around back or simply blast through the wall. Almost everything in the environment is destructible, allowing players to destroy windows, doors and walls to gain the upper hand.
- UTILISE YOUR SURROUNDINGS: Crouch behind cover and slide over low objects to ensure you’re in the safest and most advantageous position, whatever the situation.
- GATHER YOUR UNIT: Play with 1-4 players in online and local co-op.
- CHALLENGE YOURSELF: How quickly can you read a situation? Find the best strategy for every scenario. You’ll only complete a perfect mission with zero infractions and zero casualties.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/892860/Hot_Brass
Game Discussion
Steam User 6
A lot more fun than I though it would be, I got it in a random humble bundle monthly deal at some point and finally played it when a friend was visiting, really quite fun in co-op, a bit silly that one of the best strategies is to just rush into a room yelling at people repeatedly to get down and getting into their face, tazing them, then going to the next and doing the same though, but was fun.
Steam User 4
It's a really simple game that just feels really good to play. It's basically a top down version of swat 4 except with extra objectives and more environmental mechanics. You can do stuff like turning off the power or blowing up walls. Get this with a few friends and go for 100% completion
Steam User 2
Great but simple game that runs on most any hardware. Have been having great fun with it playing local Co-Op with my kids.
Steam User 2
The game reminded me a lot of when I was a kid and pretended each toy gun I played with had a unique person holding it with their own personalities. The artwork and artstyle really reinforces this for me, which gives it a simplistic but cozy feel. The gameplay itself is an exercise on restraint and patience (in a good way), where you need to make quick, split second decisions where the wrong choice leads to having to start over. It's not for everyone, but I personally enjoyed it quite a lot.
The game does come with flaws, slow and semi-boring progression, game-breaking bugs and infuriating AI. The worst offender is the often floaty controls, especially vaulting over things leaves a lot to be desired.
Overall, I did enjoy the game. It's a simple but fun way to waste a weekend or two playing co-op with friends.
Steam User 2
Greetings Gamers,
i just found this gem on 29.05.2025, within 2 days 30H of gameplay.
+ simple and fun Gameplay
+ artstyle (personal preference)
+ good soundtrack
+ good sfx
+ lvl design
~ more lvls for arcade would be cool
all in all an entertaining mini top down shooter.
Thx, for that hidden gem.
kiss and hugs from vienna
Steam User 1
Minimalist appearance, but tight gameplay.
You need to think tactically and have good reflexes if you want to show this game who is boss.
It is in terms of quality of gameplay better than police stories, so I can definitely recommend it.
It can be quite difficult though, especially when alone. Enemies are accurate and bullets hurt.
Take advantage of stealth mechanics, tactics and police gadgets and you'll be fine.
Steam User 1
Simple graphics wrapped around a nice, unforgiving game. There's lots of ways to get to your objective, and a lot of immersive-sim-type strategic choice. But the top-down perspective means it's all very clear and precise. The online code is a little dodgy– we often have to restart the first time– but once a connection is made, it's a great co-op experience, and deserves to be a sleeper hit.