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Test Chamber – Watching Each Other's Screens In Screencheat
Screencheat recalls classic split-screen first-person shooting multiplayer where looking at your friend's screen was considered a crime against common video game etiquette. With Screencheat, however, you have to look at everyone's screen if you want to get any kills.
In Screencheat, everyone is invisible, so the only way to find someone and shoot them, is to look at their screen to see where they are. Thankfully, everything is color-coordinated to make it slightly easier.
Join myself, Ben Hanson, Jeff Marchiafava, and Ben Reeves as we play a few rounds of this bizarre shooter.
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