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First Class Trouble is a party game where players must work together and against each other to survive a disaster. The goal is to shut down a deadly A.I. Some players are impostors, secretly playing as human-looking killer robots intent on betraying the other players.
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TechRaptorLee MehrNov 20216/10Invisible Walls have made a nuanced social-deduction title, but current design & polish issues prevent it from reaching a "first class" experience.
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Hey Poor PlayerHeather Johnson YuDec 20213/5First Class Trouble is a luxurious excursion through space that throngs of players are just dying to experience (pun absolutely intended). With dozens of ways to kill your friends (and maybe even your friendships), First Class Trouble will offer that addicting “one more round” type gameplay fans of multiplayer games typically adore. Just make sure you have a mic and a group of friends before playing, as silently joining random lobbies is not the best way to travel. Once the dev team works out the cross-play and community kinks, First Class Trouble will be worth the price of admission.
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IGDB rating 5.4/10 from 9 ratings.
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