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1039 Co-op & Multiplayer games reviewed and scored, best first.
1039 reviews
A solo-developed WWII hex-tactics game built for fast, objective-capture skirmishes rather than slow attrition, entering Early Access six days old with a working single-player campaign, online PvP and a map editor already in place — and next to no reviews yet to judge any of it by.
6 / 10
A fast-paced Advance Wars-style tactics game that launched with promised features missing and a genuinely broken economy system, provoking real backer anger — followed by an unusually sustained year of active patching that has narrowed, without fully closing, the gap between what was promised and what shipped.
6 / 10
The most technically ambitious combat sim on Steam — planes, tanks and ships in one engine, free to install, twelve years of updates. Its 35 add-ons total more than NZ$2,100, and after a decade the single most consistent thing players say about it is that the grind is designed to sell you out of itself.
6 / 10
A straight Steam re-release of the 1998 Nintendo/PC puzzle cult classic about raising terrain to hold back constant rain, published by trademark-holder Piko Interactive with no review corpus yet to check it against.
6 / 10
Two Tiny RC Cars, One Missing Professor, and a House-Sized Maze to Explore WheelMates casts you and a co-op partner as a pair of remote-control cars answering a call for help from
6 / 10
A genuinely inventive PvPvE ship-to-ship shooter from Mike Morhaime's post-Blizzard studio Dreamhaven, whose own review corpus keeps reaching for the same uncomfortable comparison — Evolve, the celebrated multiplayer game that died from bad monetisation and marketing rather than bad gameplay — to describe a declining playerbase several reviewers say is putting the whole game's survival at risk.
6 / 10
Motion Twin's lightning-fast co-op roguelite from the creators of Dead Cells, nearly two years into an Early Access run that has seen the developer visibly respond to community backlash (removing a widely hated "sudden death" co-op mechanic), while solo players, value-for-money and content depth remain real, recurring points of contention.
6 / 10
A stylish co-op survival roguelite about wizards who shoot rather than cast, widely described at launch as feeling rushed and early-access-like — and, as of June 2024, permanently frozen in that state after developer Galvanic Games officially disbanded.
6 / 10
A CryEngine action RPG that scrapped fixed classes for a rotating passive wheel anyone can bend around any weapon — undone at launch by a server collapse that ate people's characters, and undone for good in September 2024 when the studio switched the multiplayer off forever.
6 / 10
A stripped-to-the-studs lane-battler where zoo animals replace troop cards, trading the genre's usual bloat for two-minute, six-card skirmishes.
6 / 10
Oslo Albet's official Steam port of the third flash-era co-op classic adds a slippery, momentum-based ice twist that reviewers find genuinely harder and more satisfying, but this entry is also the first in the series to draw repeated reports of crash bugs.
5.9 / 10
A first-person, co-op-friendly escape room set in a cursed convent, praised for its atmosphere and clever, hand-crafted puzzles, but hampered by a single long environment with no mid-session save and a persistent 90-minute timer.
5.9 / 10
A Voice-Mimicry Hide-and-Seek Party Game Moo Who? is a small-lobby party game built around a genuinely unusual hook: hidden players disguised as farm animals have to make convincin
5.9 / 10
A cooperative platformer about customisable gremlin creatures climbing procedurally generated alien caves for a mysterious robotic overseer, with genuinely great movement let down by recurring bugs and an expensive DLC.
5.9 / 10
Potato Puppy's online party card game reskins a familiar bluffing-and-wagering format with cultists, eldritch gods, and genuinely creepy character art -- reviewers love playing it with friends, though the small, entirely positive review sample and a missing controller option are worth knowing about before buying.
5.9 / 10
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A Time-Travel Bullet Heaven With Real Personality BARD'S FAULT slots into the crowded Vampire Survivors-style genre with a co-op-first twist: friends fight back-to-back against
5.8 / 10
Cybersecurity as the Mechanic, Not the Skin Cyber Academy puts the player inside a fictional, self-contained virtual operating system and asks them to actually do the cybersecurity
5.8 / 10
Tindalos Interactive's hero-strategy roguelite nails the addictive feel of a classic WC3 custom map for its first ten hours, then runs into shallow build variety, broken co-op progression, and launch-week performance trouble.
5.8 / 10
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A Physics-Based Rage Game About Walking Home Drunk Friendly Steps takes the simplest possible human action — walking — and turns it into the entire game. Up to four heavily intoxic
5.8 / 10
House Flipping, But the Previous Tenant Never Left GHOSTFLIPPERS bolts a haunted-house renovation business onto a co-op horror loop, and the mashup is exactly as strange and appeal
5.8 / 10
Jackbox's Trivia-Obsessed Serial Killer Returns, Now in Full 3D Trivia Murder Party 3 is Jackbox Games' Early Access follow-up to two of the most beloved entries across its
5.8 / 10
A Cute Cartoon Skin Over Real Trap-Building Chaos Animal Falling puts a group of players in control of small, round, physics-driven animals racing across obstacle courses while sim
5.7 / 10
A chaotic 2-4 player co-op climbing game where cars are physically tethered together up treacherous mountain roads, turning coordination into the whole point and friendship-ending arguments into the main event.
5.7 / 10
A cute bunny-run bakery sim that dresses stressful Overcooked-style service in cozy pastel packaging, with real charm undercut by launch bugs and a co-op label that oversells its options.
5.6 / 10
