Trust Me, I Work Here

Trust Me, I Work Here is a witty heist game built on deception. You can go solo or team up with up to four players to pull off audacious disguises and clever lies that let you rob places and walk away with the loot.

The core idea is simple but flamboyant: you must blend into environments by wearing disguises and convincing staff, visitors, or passersby that you belong where you don’t. If your lie is plausible enough, the game lets you navigate through security and reach the valuables without triggering alarms.

What you steal takes place in a rotating lineup of locations—hospitals, preschools, museums and more. The targets are varied and the stakes are high, pushing you to improvise as you move from one setting to another.

• Disguises and lies — Each heist lets you choose outfits before you enter, up to three per run. Outfits unlock by stealing from the locations themselves, so your wardrobe grows as you play. Even when a costume doesn’t perfectly match the scene, a convincing narrative can open doors and misdirect attention.
• Game flow — Locations are chosen at random, keeping every run fresh. You’ll plan, bluff, and adapt as you progress through each map.
• Objective and risk — Once inside, you have a quota of valuables to steal before you’re able to leave. The clock is ticking, and guards, teachers, and other authority figures will try to stop you. Your success hinges on how well you manage crowds, keep up appearances, and suppress suspicions.

Cooperative play shines, with teamwork, communication, and timing shaping every successful run. The game rewards bold lies, quick Thinking, and careful planning over force. If you enjoy blending deception with strategy, Trust Me, I Work Here invites you to craft improvisational heists that feel chaotic, stylish, and irresistibly rebellious—without crossing into realism.