As of this review, I have 329 games and about 35 hours logged on SpyParty's old client and I have no intention of stopping anytime soon. SpyParty is a wonderful, incredibly competitive game about hiding in plain sight, keeping track of party guests, and bannabread. Over those 329 games, SpyParty has made me feel every emotion under the sun and then some. I really cannot sing enough praises about the game.

In addition to having crackerjack gameplay, SpyParty also offers a whole bunch of features you would expect from a high-budget eSports game. SpyParty has game replays so you can watch all the games where pesky Spies stole your guest list. The replay system also offers a sort of singleplayer experience because you can play sniper games against the replays of Spy games. Meaning you can take on top players without putting your ego at stake. Features like these are fantastic and Chris Hecker is still working hard at making them even better.

That being said, the game is tiny. If you watch a video on YouTube, you will probably see most of what the game has to offer. The game is also relatively hard to get into, not because of a bad community or anything, but because mastering this game is a daunting task that may seem worse when you see people in lobbies with 3000+ wins on Spy and Sniper. SpyParty feels incredibly rewarding however, you are always learning something new every time you play.

I love SpyParty and I hope that you will give it a try if it interests you.