Screencheat, the first person cheating simulator, has just turned 1 and the developers Samurai Punk are releasing a rather large update to celebrate.
The 1st Birthday update brings with it AI bots (in case you’re too good at cheating against friends), a new map and full offline LAN play. They’ve also expanded localisation options too, adding Spanish, Dutch, German, French, Russian and Portuguese game text.
Screencheat is available on PC, Mac and Linux systems and is coming to consoles early next year. It’s also on sale at the moment on Steam for just $11.24 USD.
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