Silicomrades
Grab your local friend or via Steam Remote Play, build your robots with unique abilities, and prepare yourself for shoot-up with evil robotic armies. All that while receiving (more or less) severe, enraging (or just funny) defects in 10+ original episodes, all packed with stunning hand-drawn visuals. Fall apart but do not fall back!
TWO ROBOT BUDDIES
Crawlbot and Jetbot are different in terms of playstyle and customization options, but they complement each other. Despite being from low-quality materials and prone to malfunctions.BUILD THEM UP…
Assemble your very own robots from various bonus parts, choose more faulty parts to build a more powerful but more unstable robot. Get additional moving directions, bigger magazine or active reload ability….AND WATCH THEM FALL APART
All bonuses need to be balanced out with faulty parts in a unique “High risk – High reward” customization. Once your robot is damaged enough, it will start to malfunction. Be prepared for various defects such as friendly fire, nonstop movement, or reloading a random number of bullets.VARIABLE HAND-DRAWN ENEMIES AND ENVIRONMENTS
Play through 7+ episodes, each consisting of three missions designed to be played in one sitting forming a short story. In every one of them, meet different enemies and experience variable beautiful environments, all created and animated by hand.COMEDIC TOTALITY
We have chosen the most boring theme on the planet Earth, added robots, turned it upside down, and took it to an absurd extreme, thus forming the brand new genre of comedic totality. Your enemies are vicious, tireless, and armed with suitcases. They stop at nothing to reach their sinister goal. Except for the lunch break, there is no way they are going to miss that.SEE YOU ON OUR DISCORD CHANNEL!JOIN THE RESISTANCE NOW, BECOME A SILICOMRADE, AND HELP SAVE INNOCENT LOW-COST ROBOTS!
Game Discussion
Steam User 7
Okay, so you know how most co-op games either take themselves way too seriously or are just mindless button-mashers? Well, Silicomrades is neither of those things, and honestly, it might just be the most fun I've had with a friend in ages. This little indie gem basically takes the most boring thing imaginable—office bureaucracy—and turns it into this absolutely bonkers robot adventure with gorgeous hand-drawn art that feels both polished and charmingly imperfect. The real genius is in how your robots are constantly malfunctioning in hilariously inconvenient ways as they take damage, forcing you to constantly adapt and work together while fighting an army of briefcase-wielding robot bureaucrats trying to take over the world through paperwork.
What really makes this special is how it nails that couch co-op magic where you're constantly yelling at each other but in the best possible way. Whether you're coordinating elaborate strategies, sneaking through stealth sections, or just laughing as everything goes completely sideways, every session creates those "remember when" moments you'll be talking about for weeks. Sure, the campaign isn't super long, but every mission feels purposeful and different, plus there's an arena mode to keep the chaos going. If you've got a gaming buddy and you're looking for something that'll have you both laughing until your sides hurt while actually challenging you to work together, just grab Silicomrades—it's the kind of game that reminds you why co-op gaming can be so magical when it's done right.
Steam User 6
They say friendship is forged in fire. But in Silicomrades, it's more like welded together with vodka-soaked wires, duct tape, and the haunted soul of a toaster from 1983.
From the first glorious kaboom to the last heroic shutdown, this game is a slapstick symphony of steel, fun and socialist spirit. You and your fellow metalhead comrade wobble through a war-torn retro-future, shooting, exploding, reassembling — and occasionally flying off in opposite directions because someone forgot which arm was which.
The controls? Chaotic like a drunk ballet dancer. The physics? More unpredictable than your cousin Boris after three jars of moonshine. The result? Pure mechanical magic.
Every mission feels like a homemade rocket launch — unsure, unstable, but so full of hope it could bring a tear to Lenin's eye. One moment you're blasting fascist microwaves with righteous fury, the next you're crawling on one leg, dragging your friend who's now just a head and a shoe. But you press on, because glory demands it. And also because you accidentally glued the forward button.
Visually, the game looks like a communist cartoon and a CRT monitor had a beautiful, budget-conscious baby.
In conclusion, Silicomrades is not just a game. It is a philosophy. A lifestyle. A reminder that even if your torso explodes and you lose both legs, there is still time to save the revolution — provided your friend picks you up like a confused sack of bolts.
10 out of 10 exploding arms. Would die for the Motherboard again.
Steam User 0
Great game completed it in 2.5 hrs and had a bit of fun in bonus arena mode. Very much recommended!
Steam User 0
It's a gimmicky kind of game, but that gimmick lends itself to hectic fun. And it's short enough that the gimmick doesn't have time to get tired.
If I have any serious complaint about it, it's that it's dependent on Steam Remote Play. So, watch out for that.
Steam User 0
I have to say that the game is super fun. It's exactly the right length to last for one evening of fun with your friend, and it is a complete experience that will not leave you hanging or force any kind of FOMO replayability.
The humor is fun, hand drawn artstyle pretty unique, and in general I can't complain about anything - it's simply a good experience.
It's way better to play in person, but I've played it through Steam Remote Play and it was also fine.
Steam User 0
Compact pretty local co-op adventure, with very original and artful story and beautiful hand-drawn graphics, that will keep you and your (girl)friend entertained for several hours :)
Steam User 0
Fun and pretty! Really well animated characters and engaging various missions!