Grampage: Life at 67 is a darkly humorous co-op stealth action game where retirees decide not to settle for small payouts and take a much riskier approach to earning money. Team up with three equally daring partners to break into houses, search for valuables, and steal the loot before the owners notice. But the shared goal quickly turns into a competition, as after a few heists, only one participant will retire. Penetration and extraction There are various ways to get inside: pick the lock, kick down the door, or climb through a window. Some heavy objects are impossible to carry alone, so even the most unlikely companion can be useful when several pairs of hands are needed. Each player receives their own randomized list of items, which persists across multiple heists. Some are after expensive jewelry, while others need luxury toilet paper for some reason — the main thing is to have the desired loot in their bag. Working quietly for long won't work, especially when physics starts turning the house into an obstacle course. Colliding with a chair, lamp, or plant can make noise and attract the attention of residents. Falling can knock stolen items out of your hands, and talking via voice chat near characters can also trigger a command. Therefore, partners initially help you carry heavy valuables, but closer to the finish line, they become potential competitors who can be pushed into a guard or robbed of their loot. Features of the game Robberies of houses in a cooperative for a group of up to four pensioners. Several methods of penetration and joint transfer of heavy objects. Personalized random loot lists that persist between heists. Physical chaos and the ability to betray teammates for the sake of victory.