Rubber Bandits (v1.9.0.32010 & ALL DLC)

Chaotic heists, rubbery ragdolls, and a complete disregard for criminal professionalism define Rubber Bandits. This is a loud, lighthearted physics party brawler where gangs of cartoon thieves break into banks, museums, docks, and other loot-filled locations, then immediately start flattening one another with whatever happens to be nearby. Matches turn every robbery into a slapstick scramble: grab cash, avoid hazards, survive the police response, and make sure your supposed allies do not steal the prize at the last second. Its tone sits somewhere between a Saturday-morning crime cartoon and the improvised destruction of a great couch multiplayer game.

Players pick a ridiculous disguise, enter compact destructible arenas, and race to collect or protect the most valuable haul. Combat relies on simple, accessible controls and exaggerated physics, making every punch, shove, dodge, and badly aimed weapon feel unpredictable in the best way. A large selection of armaments ranges from absurd melee tools such as baguettes to more dangerous rocket launchers, while traps, moving obstacles, and breakable scenery keep players from relying on one tactic. Heist mode focuses on the robbery and escape, Brawl mode strips the action down to a frantic fight, and the solo Arcade option provides a way to practice the mayhem away from the party. Local split-screen support, including two players sharing one PC, and online play make it easy to assemble a crew.

Rubber Bandits stands out through its commitment to physical comedy rather than precise competitive play. Maps do not merely provide a backdrop; walls, props, and cover routinely collapse under the pressure of explosives, clumsy escapes, and desperate fights over a final bag of money. Costume choices, varied weapons, and the random nature of each encounter give short sessions strong replay value, especially when friends are willing to embrace the nonsense. Fans of Gang Beasts, Human: Fall Flat, or Overcooked-style arguments will find a familiar kind of social chaos here, while newcomers can jump in quickly thanks to its straightforward controls.