Perfect Heist 2

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Perfect Heist 2 is a single player and multiplayer tactical shooter game. It was developed by yeswecamp and was released on December 10, 2021. It received very positive reviews from players.

Perfect Heist 2 is a round-based online game, where robbers try to hide in plain sight while robbing a bank without being noticed by the cop team!

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93%

Audience ScoreBased on 2,956 reviews

gameplay29 positive mentions

story10 negative mentions

Very fun and unique multiplayer cops vs robbers game with a large variety of classes and tactics.
Great game to play with friends; the social and strategic elements create amusing and engaging gameplay experiences.
Runs well on modest hardware, features a level editor with workshop support, and receives regular updates from an active developer.

Small and often inactive player base makes it difficult to find public matches, impacting multiplayer experience.
Steep learning curve and balance issues exist, with some classes feeling overpowered or underpowered.
Public servers can be toxic and include cheaters, while bots can be unchallenging and predictable, reducing single player enjoyment.

gameplay
96 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of Perfect Heist 2 is praised for its fun and engaging asymmetrical mechanics, deep class system, and enjoyable heist-based gameplay, especially with friends. However, it can become repetitive over time, suffers from occasional bugs and balance issues, and new players may find the learning curve steep due to the variety and complexity of roles. Overall, it offers a solid, tactical multiplayer experience with room for improvement in class balance and gameplay variety.
- “What makes this game stand out is the asymmetrical gameplay and deep class system, which lets players select from over 30 distinct roles spread across categories like breach, stealth, and support for robbers, or combat, intel, and support for cops.”
- “The mechanics are solid, the gameplay loop is enjoyable, and there are enough characters to keep you entertained and encountering new gameplay for a while.”
- “The gameplay works very well for uncoordinated strangers but also scales well into advanced teamwork.”
- “The terrible implementation of the class mechanics outweighs how fun they sound, and some of them don't even work how you think they would - rendering some classes completely useless while others are stupidly overpowered, so there's absolutely no balance to this game at all.”
- “The gameplay quickly becomes repetitive, with each round feeling like a slog rather than an exciting heist. With the game’s pacing and mechanics feeling disjointed, it’s hard to get invested in the rounds.”
- “Perfect Heist 2 has a tendency to be buggy, and after a while the gameplay becomes very boring and repetitive.”
humor
82 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is widely praised for its humor, especially when played with friends, creating many hilarious, chaotic, and memorable moments through deception, trolling, and unpredictable gameplay. While its graphics and occasional bugs are seen as contributing to its charm, the multiplayer interaction and fun antics make it a highly enjoyable and funny experience. However, humor is best appreciated in group play, as solo experiences are less engaging.
- “The deception, the screwing with people, the setting traps, it's all just hilarious and fun.”
- “And while it may not have AAA title graphics, it has all the fun of a AAA title with lots of humor and that special magic that makes memorable moments with you and your friends.”
- “It was hard to breathe I was laughing so hard from the funny situations that naturally happen while playing.”
graphics
43 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's graphics receive mixed feedback, praised for their charming, low-poly, and cartoonish art style that supports clear gameplay and engaging environments, while some users find them simplistic or plain. Despite not being AAA-level visuals, the graphics complement the strategic and fun nature of the game, running well on lower-end PCs and contributing to a unique, enjoyable experience. Overall, the graphics suit the game's style and mechanics, enhancing its appeal without overshadowing the gameplay.
- “Perfect Heist 2 also has a whole vibe; the music and art style are amazing!”
- “Despite its cartoonish, low-poly art style, the level design is surprisingly thoughtful.”
- “The simplicity of the visuals ensures clarity during the action, and the environments are detailed enough to support both stealthy maneuvering and intense firefights.”
- “Very simple graphics and yet my high-end PC, which more than surpasses the specs for it, has issues running it.”
- “New graphics: the game looks plain and boring.”
- “Game runs on potato graphic settings.”
story
42 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game primarily offers emergent storytelling through multiplayer interactions and player-driven tension, rather than a traditional narrative. Most users agree it has no formal story mode, focusing instead on skill-based, round-based gameplay without a structured plot.
- “The tension of watching your plan unfold—or fall apart—creates the kind of emergent storytelling that only multiplayer games can offer.”
- “Whether you’re a robber blending in with civilians or a cop scanning the crowd for suspicious behavior, every match tells its own story—one filled with tension, laughter, and often, spectacular failure.”
- “From navigating through security systems to avoiding guards and getting your hands on valuable loot, it seems like every mission will be a true test of your skills and wit.”
- “☑ no story”
- “This is a multiplayer round based game with no story.”
- “No single-player and story mode”
replayability
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Perfect Heist 2 offers exceptional replayability through its variety of maps, numerous character classes, and dynamic player-driven experiences. Steam Workshop support and a powerful level editor further boost replay value by enabling community-created content. Overall, it’s a highly engaging multiplayer game that rewards teamwork and adaptability, making it endlessly fun and replayable with friends.
- “The inclusion of Steam Workshop support adds another layer of replayability, allowing the community to create and share custom maps and modes.”
- “There are five official maps, with several new additions and a reworked classic, and thanks to a powerful level editor and full Steam Workshop support, players can create and share their own maps, dramatically boosting replayability.”
- “Honestly, I think this is one of the best multiplayer games I’ve played in some years as its replayability is through the roof.”
stability
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is consistently described as buggy and glitch-prone, with issues like frequent crashes, problematic menu navigation, and an unreliable map editor lacking autosave. Despite these stability problems, many users still find the game enjoyable and fun to play, particularly with friends, though improvements in stability and quality-of-life features are needed.
- “Though it's pretty sloppy with lots of glitches, bugs, etc., the most frustrating thing is I've been using the map editor and there's no autosave function. My game has crashed 5 or 6 times after spending an hour working on something.”
- “There are some downsides, the main one being that the menus are incredibly buggy. Every time we swap maps, I have to relaunch the entire game. Also, as soon as I create a lobby, a countdown timer starts, which is annoying when I try to send invites to 8 other people before it counts down.”
- “The level editor needs work in terms of bugginess, lack of ability to flip objects while maintaining structure, NPC pathing issues (bots should use elevators), inability to change the background level when spawning, incorrect bounding box representation for floor delete, and other quality of life features.”
grinding
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Grinding in the game is generally considered very time-consuming and requires significant effort, often described as needing a "second life" to complete. However, some players appreciate that there is no grinding required for unlocking cool classes, and achievements can be efficiently managed through quick join lobbies. Overall, grinding is seen as tedious but manageable.
- “Good idea, no grinding required for all the cool classes, no sub-purchasing, and in general just a good game”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “You can delete everything if you want straight out of the gate and create everything bit by bit, as tedious as it may be.”
- “Grinding out all the achievements is also very easy, just join a quick join lobby, and if it has just you alone or even 1 other person, you can usually grind out some of the harder ones easily.”
music
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in Perfect Heist 2 receives mixed feedback, with some praising its unique vibe and fitting country tunes, while others criticize it as generic and unpleasant. Overall, the soundtrack is seen as a notable but divisive aspect of the game.
- “Perfect Heist 2 also has a whole vibe; the music and art style are amazing!”
- “Goofy country songs in the background, I love it.”
- “Best soundtrack nominee.”
- “The sound effects and music are as generic as they can ever be, and the guns sound like pea shooters.”
- “Music is absolutely horrible.”
optimization
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is well-optimized, running smoothly even on modest hardware with clean, simple graphics. However, performance can suffer on workshop maps, and some users with high-end PCs report occasional crashes likely due to bugs. Overall, the core gameplay experience benefits from solid optimization and stable performance.
- “The game runs smoothly even on modest hardware, and the controls are simple enough for newcomers to grasp quickly.”
- “Playing this on a potato PC, it's still great fun with simplistic clean graphics that run smoothly.”
- “I haven't encountered any bugs or performance issues.”
- “Unfortunately, the performance on workshop maps is often bad; improvement in that area would be appreciated.”
- “I have a great PC, and there's no reason for the game to crash other than poor optimization and bugs.”
emotional
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users express a strong emotional connection to the game, highlighting moments of joy, laughter, and even tears, describing it as a wholesome and deeply sentimental experience. Despite frustrations with some technical issues, the overall emotional impact is overwhelmingly positive and life-changing for many.
- “Super fun party game, laughed so hard I cried.”
- “Literally the best game in the world, changed my life, I cried 4 times, most emotional and sentimental experience of my life.”
- “10/10 wholesome.”
monetization
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The game features a largely microtransaction-free monetization model, with skins that are borderline microtransactions but not overtly so. However, the overall execution appears flawed, with unfinished features and poor user experience, which may affect player retention more than the monetization approach itself.
- “Fun and addictive multiplayer with no microtransactions of any kind”
- “The game has skins that are not really microtransactions but kind of are, which is misleading.”
- “Features and functions advertised are not fully implemented, showing a lack of proper user feedback and error handling, suggesting a rough and incomplete monetization system.”
- “Poor marketing and advertising contribute to the low player base, indirectly affecting the game's monetization potential.”