Games like Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine
If you like Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine (heists, stealth and co-op), these 10 games are similar in what you do and how you play. They go from most to least similar.

Orcs Must Die! 2
- In common: co-op and thinking
- Difference: more progression
When you fancy working through it level by level, trying out trap combinations, solo or with a friend online.

BattleBlock Theater
- In common: co-op and short sessions
When you have someone beside you and some free time: levels are short and the laughs constant.

Human: Fall Flat
- In common: co-op and short sessions
- Difference: more relaxed
When you want a laugh with someone without needing to be good: every level is a little chaos.

PAYDAY™ The Heist
- In common: co-op
- Difference: more action
When you have three friends online and fancy a tense heist where you have to work together to get out.

It Takes Two
- In common: co-op
- Difference: more story
When you have someone beside you (or online) and an hour or two: every chapter brings new ideas.

Gunfire Reborn
- In common: co-op
- Difference: more progression
When you have an hour or a bit more: each run lasts between 45 and 90 minutes, solo or with up to three friends online.

Monster Hunter: World
- In common: co-op
- Difference: more progression
When you have energy and an hour or more: a hunt lasts about 20-40 minutes and always leaves materials to upgrade your gear.

Absolum
- In common: co-op and short sessions
- Difference: more progression
When you've got someone to play with: it supports two-player co-op on the same sofa or online, with cross-play.

Overcooked! 2
- In common: co-op and short sessions
- Difference: more management
When you have people with you and half an hour: it's organised chaos in short doses.

Risk of Rain 2
- In common: co-op
- Difference: more progression
If you have an hour and some energy, especially with friends: every run ends in an explosion of items and effects.
How we pick them
We compare the tags the Steam community gives each game with our own classification: what you do (action, story, building…), the difficulty, how long sessions last and whether you play alone or with others. Nobody pays to appear.

About Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine
Top-down heists where you only see what your character has in direct view. Each of the eight thieves has a talent, such as picking locks faster or digging tunnels, and if the alarm goes off, guards and dogs come after you.
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