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1034 Co-op & Multiplayer games reviewed and scored, best first.
1034 reviews
An Early Access open-world zombie survival co-op game with real potential and an unusually praised, actively responsive developer, undercut by severe survival-balance complaints, broken hit detection, a data-loss-risk death loop, and an extraordinarily widespread — though disputed — accusation that it closely clones an existing game called Surroundead.
5 / 10
A genuinely funny asymmetric hide-and-seek party game — one hunter against a forest full of deer, some real and some human — whose appeal is real but whose thin content, rough performance, and now two years of silence from the developer have left a large share of its own fans feeling shortchanged.
5 / 10
An asymmetrical multiplayer shooter that lets four soldiers complete objectives while a fifth player stalks them as the Predator — a genuinely fun premise reviewers say is let down by severe balance problems, thin map variety, and a playerbase reviewers describe as having quietly withered since the developer moved on.
5 / 10
A satisfying, comic-styled buddy-cop door-breaching FPS whose roguelite procedural levels and slow-motion shootouts earned real praise at launch — now undercut by a confirmed, independently corroborated shutdown of its online co-op servers, the game's own headline feature.
5 / 10
A solo-developed Diablo/Legend-of-Mir-style loot ARPG with real nostalgic appeal and promising build variety, undermined by an extensively documented, extraordinarily low item drop rate that a large share of its own positive reviews describe working around only by using a memory-editing cheat tool, alongside reports of streamers selling carries with modified gear and a serious character-loss bug.
5 / 10
A catastrophic November 2025 remaster launch — buggy, missing features veterans of the 2008 original say worked fine even in the community-patched Gold Edition — followed by a genuine, ongoing repair effort now six numbered patches deep, leaving recent reviewers split between "finally playable" and "still broken" depending on which specific issue they hit.
5 / 10
A cozy co-op vinyl-sorting sim with a genuinely relaxing core loop and a real quality-control problem — AI-generated cover art that ranges from sharp to unreadable, plus bugs and typos that even AI-tolerant reviewers say should have been caught before launch.
5 / 10
A well-liked sci-fi gacha shooter with unusually generous pull rates is in the middle of a live revolt after a content-moderation pass altered or removed material a large number of players had already paid for, with no compensation offered.
5 / 10
A chaotic, "Chained Together meets Dark Souls" co-op action game from a solo developer, genuinely fun and memorable when played with friends at its budget price, undercut by a Mixed reception driven by real lag and stability complaints, a chain mechanic reviewers say barely interacts with level geometry, a missing proper final boss, and recurring, independently-raised suspicion about AI-generated voice acting and content.
5 / 10
Space Hulk - Deathwing Enhanced Edition puts players inside Terminator armor as an elite Dark Angels Space Marine, hunting Genestealers through the claustrophobic corridors of a derelict hulk. Its atmosphere and lore fidelity earn real praise from Warhammer 40K fans, while a large, convergent share of reviewers describe unusable AI teammates and severe, unresolved technical problems as undermining the experience.
5 / 10
A contentious, decade-later sequel to a beloved multiplayer racing-platformer that a large and vocal share of longtime fans describe as a genuine downgrade in movement feel, visual clarity and content volume, sitting alongside a smaller but real core of players who find the new wall-jumping tech and updated presentation genuinely additive, with specific, well-corroborated complaints about netcode, matchmaking with friends, and one detailed reviewer's unverified suspicion that campaign text reads as AI-generated.
5 / 10
System Era Softworks' spinoff into the Astroneer universe trades open base-building for timed extraction missions with strangers, a genuine change of direction undercut by a thin early loop, an artificial 30-minute timer, and broken pre-launch promises about microtransactions and singleplayer support.
5 / 10
An ambitious sci-fi sandbox MMO from Star Wars Galaxies veterans at Playable Worlds, promising a shared galaxy of terraformable planets, deep player-driven professions and reactive environments, whose Early Access launch drew a genuinely Mixed reception split between reviewers who dug past a rough, buggy opening into real long-term ambition and a large, specific chorus arguing the release was rushed, badly optimised and overpriced for its current state.
5 / 10
A co-op survivors-like set in the Stolen Realm universe whose 1.0 launch a large number of reviewers say is functionally identical to the free demo and playtest builds they'd already finished, with marketed content still absent, though a genuinely low price and an actively updating developer soften the backlash for some.
5 / 10
A WWII real-time tactics sequel that splits its own franchise fanbase cleanly along generational lines — veterans of the original 2000s-era Sudden Strike games praising a return to slower, deliberate tactical pacing, while fans of the more recent Sudden Strike 4 report a barebones, overpriced downgrade with worse graphics, thin multiplayer and unrealistic combat balance.
5 / 10
A licensed action RPG retelling Sword Art Online's Alicization arc, with combat fans genuinely like buried under launch-week performance problems, a slow first act that plays more like a visual novel than a game, and a gacha loot-box layer stacked on top of an already full-price purchase.
5 / 10
A free-to-play co-op tank-crewing PvP game whose "everyone has a job inside one tank" concept earns genuine, specific praise from players who found a full crew, undercut by a large, specific negative-review consensus that the live playerbase is now too thin to reliably find matches, and by a confusing free-demo-versus-paid-DLC structure several reviewers call misleading.
5 / 10
A VR open-world beat-em-up whose parkour movement and genuine TMNT fan service earn real praise, undermined by broken grip controls on Index headsets, a small and lifeless open-world hub, shallow repetitive combat, and a co-op multiplayer system reviewers say only works via private room codes rather than public matchmaking.
5 / 10
Pew Pew Games' free-to-play co-op roguelite shooter has a genuinely enjoyable Hades-meets-Warframe core, but persistent performance issues, an unpopular kernel-level anti-cheat, and a review-bombing Discord promotion have left it drowning in Mixed reviews.
5 / 10
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A genuinely unique co-op stealth-horror game about teenagers investigating a cult beneath their town, with a distinctive community-driven live story system — now confirmed abandoned by its developers roughly two years after launch, with the narrative left unresolved and content updates permanently ended.
5 / 10
A one-time-purchase idle gacha RPG whose spotless, tiny English review sample hides a much larger, sustained body of Chinese-language reviews describing server outages, resource-gating that contradicts its own "no grind" marketing, and a store description that literally calls the game "Mobile Castle of Maiden" — a name that gives away more about its origins than the English listing does.
5 / 10
A beautiful, genuinely mysterious Pacific Northwest survival game from a six-person team whose atmosphere and unusually visible developer responsiveness earn real goodwill, undercut by a specific, widely repeated and serious complaint that saves and progress can be wiped outright, alongside severe performance issues even on high-end hardware.
5 / 10
A scrappy, choice-driven Eurojank RPG that launched buggy enough to land on Metacritic's worst-of-2022 list, then spent the following year patching its way toward the more competent game its ambitious branching story always deserved.
5 / 10
A free-to-play underwater submarine MMO explicitly chasing the nostalgia of 2000s browser PvP games like DarkOrbit and Deepolis, with genuine strategic clan warfare underneath — undercut on day one by a monetisation model reviewers describe, overwhelmingly and specifically, as pay-to-win.
5 / 10
