In Ready or Not, you take command of a swat unit on a wide variety of missions, each with its own brief. So you’ll always have a context for your actions. From simple arrests to hostage-taking, you’ll have to act under pressure, with each of your decisions impacting the mission and the lives of your team members.

Yes, they’re human, so they can die, or even worse, refuse to go on a mission because of their mental health!

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Mental health is important for your team

Fortunately for you, a shrink is on hand to take care of them, so you’ll need to send them for therapy to avoid a potential meltdown in the middle of a mission, and keep your team ready to intervene at any moment!

As all missions require their own specific expertise, you can’t approach a mission in a building the same way you would a mission in the open air! Also, the potential behavior of suspects can change depending on the brief, so if it’s a family member going berserk, it’s not a gang settling scores in town.

Is Ready or Not good for a live stream?

In my experience, the game is very popular with streamers, and the missions follow on from each other really quickly, so there are rarely any lulls, making it a pretty intense experience. And as the game is difficult, the viewers give very useful tips on how to complete the missions! 

Ready Or Not can sometimes be difficult to stream when you’re not used to it, due to the difficulty of the missions, the stress it can cause and, above all, it’s not uncommon to fail the same mission several times, which can lead to frustration for both the streamer and his cat. The game is demanding, which can also lead the streamer to “forget” his cat, so caught up in the action is he, but as a rule the cat understands this and tends not to hold it against the streamer.

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Antoine Inacio

Young French Youtuber and streamer, I’ve always specialized in independent games, which for me are the future of video games!