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1039 Co-op & Multiplayer games reviewed and scored, best first.
1039 reviews
A first-person fantasy dungeon crawler where every raid ends one of two ways — you walk out through a portal with everything you found, or you die and hand it all to whoever killed you. Two years into Early Access on Steam, the extraction loop is still the sharpest thing about it, and the studio's legal history is still not fully behind it.
7 / 10
The Original Creator Comes Back for His Own Game DarkStone Restoration entered Early Access on June 24, 2026, and its premise is almost unheard of in the remaster business: it isn&
7 / 10
A Free Medieval Arcade RPG That Doubles as an Idler Darkzan Adventure pitches itself as a "Medieval Arcade RPG full of humor, fast-paced action, and unusual characters,"
7 / 10
Crime, Snitching, and Proximity Chat in a Trailer Park Dawson Oaks Trailer Park is a proximity-voice-chat social deduction game that swaps the sci-fi spaceship trappings of the gen
7 / 10
Ten years, 38 DLC packs and 924,876 reviews later, the complaint isn't the licensed horror store — DLC appears in nine of a hundred negative reviews. It's each other.
7 / 10
Among Us Gets a Class Trial Deadly Trick entered Early Access on Steam on July 31, 2026, for $8.99 from solo-ish developer Finalblow Co., after a long public demo period stretching
7 / 10
A 2-4 player co-op mining game about sharing one wallet, one pool of light and one simple goal — go deeper than your last run — where gas pockets, earthquakes and radiation punish anyone who pushes past what their gear can survive.
7 / 10
Resolution Games follows up its VR tactical RPG Demeo with an officially licensed Dungeons & Dragons crossover, earning enthusiastic, specific praise for its card-based combat, presentation and VR immersion from a Very Positive review base, while a detailed and heavily repeated launch-window complaint about single-player character leveling became the corpus's two single most-voted reviews before developers substantially addressed it in a post-launch patch.
7 / 10
A factory-and-colony sim where the automation isn't belts or menus of orders but a real node-based programming language you wire up yourself, one behavior graph per unit. The most technically ambitious game in its genre, and honest proof of how much that ambition costs at the door.
7 / 10
A voxel-styled match puzzle that swaps the usual click-and-swap for sliding whole rows and columns like a stone tablet, wraps it in a roguelite deckbuilding run, and backs it with a real 8-player online mode that almost nobody is around to fill.
7 / 10
An Australian-outback survival life-sim that earned four years of goodwill in Early Access, then spent most of it in six weeks when its solo developer sold publishing rights to KRAFTON and the resulting EULA sparked one of Steam's more pointed 2025 backlashes.
7 / 10
A Cult of the Lamb-shaped roguelite about taming, breeding and battling with dinosaurs that a large majority of players genuinely enjoy for its cute art and satisfying core loop, worn down for a real minority by breeding RNG and small-feeling maps.
7 / 10
A disc golf simulation built by and for actual disc golfers, praised across the board for physics and course-reading depth that longtime players describe as unmatched in the genre, held back at Early Access launch by thin course content and an always-online requirement even for solo play.
7 / 10
Real chess rules underneath a board that fights back — pieces carry hit points and their own fog-of-war vision, captures aren't guaranteed kills, and a mid-turn real-time window lets you burn a cooldown spell before the clock passes to your opponent. Two days into Early Access it already has a working single-player mode against AI, up to four-player online lobbies, and eight patches.
7 / 10
A Forty-Third Consecutive Launch Without a Single Review Dungeons & Death launched on Steam on 14 September 2026 for Windows and Linux, and at the time of writing has zero user rev
7 / 10
Find the Moon, survive the building, bring your friends Emissary Zero drops one to four players into a mysterious, sprawling building at night with a single, deliberately vague obj
7 / 10
A mechanically ambitious 4X sequel from Amplitude Studios, still in Early Access with a 1.0 exit now dated for September 2026, whose own review base runs a genuine, detailed argument about whether it lives up to its beloved predecessor's storytelling and art — a gap the developer appears to be actively closing, judging by a narrative overhaul several longtime players specifically credit as a turnaround.
7 / 10
A beloved, deeply engaging cozy-fantasy RPG sequel that a genuinely enormous share of its own players finish and keep playing — sitting alongside the single most consistent, most heavily-upvoted complaint this review has documented all year, that its marketed co-op is severely restricted, undersold by its own promotional videos, and takes hours just to unlock.
7 / 10
A chaotic, systemically fun open-world shooter set against an American cult uprising — increasingly reviewed less on its own merits than on a 2025 Ubisoft EULA change that reviewers say gives the publisher the right to revoke access to games players already paid for.
7 / 10
The franchise's current entry brings a genuinely better-looking, better-sounding engine and three new regions, but a large share of its own veteran audience says content was cut rather than added relative to Farming Simulator 22 — and the DLC structure has grown to two full season passes plus a dozen standalone equipment packs.
7 / 10
A NZ$28.99 co-op farming sim that has held Very Positive across roughly 17,600 Steam reviews for eight years — built almost exactly like a free-to-play mobile farm game, timed crop growth and all, but without a single mandatory purchase, which is exactly why it keeps earning multi-thousand-hour devotion from some players and "this is Farmville" refunds from others within the same review page.
7 / 10
A genuinely deep, defensively-focused 2D fighter that longtime fighting-game veterans specifically praise for reviving mechanics modern games have abandoned, undercut by a widely and repeatedly corroborated backlash over controversial real-world guest characters, a weak UI, a thin story mode, and reports of a shrinking online population only months after launch.
7 / 10
Cloned Soldiers, Cursed Bunkers, and a Cat in a Helmet FEAR OF FAITH entered Early Access on August 21, 2026 from UNBREAKABLE ARK, and it wears its pitch right on the store page: a
7 / 10
A Slavic-fantasy roguelite hack-and-slash whose rune-combination combat and permadeath structure draw real Children of Morta comparisons, backed by one of the most sustained, still-active small-studio support records this lane has documented — undercut at points by specific, occasionally run-ending bugs and meta-progression reviewers call too slow to feel rewarding.
7 / 10
