Screencheat is a shooter that forces you to cheat your way to victory

Screencheat is an upcoming multiplayer first-person shooter for Xbox One that not only encourages looking at your opponent's screen, it demands it. The game is built for two to eight players and features both local and online multiplayer.

Looking at the screens of other players is the only way to play Screencheat. All player characters are invisible, so the only way to know where to find anyone else is to look at their screen. Even when you're playing online, Screencheat still shows you the screens of other players. The game features a number of maps, modes, and weapons, along with AI bots, along with the ability to create your own game modes.

Screencheat will be available for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 on March 1 for $14.99.

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