RICO

Ground Shatter / Mar 14, 2019 / Action, Indie

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Two cops, one case and only 24 hours to bust the bad guys! Become a loose cannon police detective and face off with criminal gangs in this procedurally-generated action movie FPS. Join forces with a friend and take down those crooks, buddy-cop style!

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What's new

May Patch Notes

2020-05-11

• Various weapon visuals fixes We're still looking for players having issues in online multiplayer with remote players being unable to shoot, if this applies to you please contact us via email pr@groundshatter.com

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What players say

Mixed

65% positive, 340 reviews

Recommended14 hrs played

tl/dr I'd only recommend it on discount Rico is janky co-op rouge-like fps kind of like slay the spire. Each level being a randomized maze with a few 4 random themes with sub-objectives that can get you points to unlock more weapons during your run. As you play these levels get harder with more reinforcements being triggered and longer levels. You get a map where you can plan entries in rooms with slow motion....

0 found this helpful, 2026-07-14

Not recommended8 hrs played

Low Quality. not recommended

1 found this helpful, 2026-05-29

Recommended6 hrs played

In A Nutshell 🔵 Pros + Charming, polished cel-shading graphics and effects, suitable for giving out an "action movie" feel to the game. + Easy to learn, hard to master mechanics, requiring speed, strategy and efficiency especially at harder difficulties. + Procedural generation of levels and objectives ensures no two runs are the same, keeping the experience fresh. + Solid FPS core mechanics with good weapons...

140 found this helpful, 2019-03-21

Recommended16 hrs played

The game is literally what it says on the tin: kick doors, shoot men. It's a gameplay loop that almost never changes and there's really no depth in the moment to moment gameplay beyond that. The whole game is effectively one of those Call of Duty campaign missions where you kick down doors in slow motion in sequence over and over and over again. And yet as worried as I was, it doesn't actually get old. RICO throws...