Crimanimals

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In Crimanimals, you play as a sneaky animal burglar aiming to steal a Golden Can of Tuna from a high-tech fortress. The game throws you into a series of escalating heists where you navigate shifting layouts filled with environmental puzzles and lethal traps. You can tackle these challenges alone or team up with friends in split-screen co-op, using each animal’s quirky abilities to bypass obstacles. The roguelike structure means no two runs feel the same, with randomized rooms and escalating difficulty forcing creative solutions. What sets Crimanimals apart is its chaotic humor and tactile physics. Traps range from squishy meat grinders to laser grids that bounce off mirrors, and the wacky animal interactions add unexpected charm. The split-screen co-op is tight, supporting up to four players in cramped, hilarious coordination. While the difficulty spikes can feel abrupt, the game’s goofy energy and replayability keep it engaging. Its mix of slapstick and strategy has earned it a devoted following among couch co-op fans.