SimulationFit check
Is Airport Security Sucks! worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups of friends who want chaotic multiplayer rounds with hidden roles
- Players who enjoy social deduction combined with action and improvised tactics
- PC players seeking voice-command gameplay in public multiplayer lobbies
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a focused single-player campaign instead of multiplayer role-based rounds
- Players who prefer predictable pacing over timed searches, deception, and crowd chaos
- Players looking for more map variety than the four included maps provide
Our take on Airport Security Sucks!
The game centers on multiplayer role conflict and voice-driven chaos, giving up a conventional solo campaign and tightly controlled pacing. Lobby capacity also varies with the host PC rather than following a fixed size.
What is Airport Security Sucks!?
Airport Security Sucks!
is a multiplayer game with two opposing airport roles. Smugglers move contraband onto a plane before time runs out while blending in with non-player travelers. They can cooperate on distractions, trolling, or remaining hidden. TSA agents search for smugglers while avoiding harm to innocent passengers, using spoken commands to direct crowds, a parrot, and a sniffer dog. The Hijacked mode uses social deduction, assigning players as hijackers or air marshals. Hijackers try to bring down the plane, while air marshals seek to eliminate them and secure the flight. The game supports play with friends and public lobbies, includes four maps, several modes, cosmetics, and interface and voice controls in 13 languages.
How Airport Security Sucks! plays
- 01Smuggler Role
- Players transport contraband through an airport crowd while coordinating distractions or attempting to stay concealed.
- 02Agent Role
- Players locate smugglers while protecting civilian travelers and directing animal companions with spoken commands.
- 03Hijacked Mode
- This social-deduction mode divides players between hijackers trying to destroy the flight and air marshals opposing them.
- 04Voice Commands
- Speech controls can direct people, a parrot, and an attack or sniffer dog during rounds.
- 05Public Lobbies
- Players can join public sessions or play with friends, with lobby size limited by the host PC.
- 06Four Maps
- The game provides four maps along with multiple game modes and cosmetic items.
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Airport Security Sucks!: platforms & release
Is Airport Security Sucks! worth it?
It is worth it if: groups of friends who want chaotic multiplayer rounds with hidden roles. Skip it if: players seeking a focused single-player campaign instead of multiplayer role-based rounds.
Where can I download Airport Security Sucks!?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Airport Security Sucks!'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Airport Security Sucks! on?
Windows only.
