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1033 Co-op & Multiplayer games reviewed and scored, best first.
1033 reviews
RedLynx's physics-platformer racing is as sharp as the series has ever been, but Ubisoft buried it under loot boxes, a mandatory launcher that locks players out entirely, and server-dependent load times — a textbook case of publisher decisions outweighing the game underneath them.
5 / 10
A Secret of Mana homage so direct that both its critics and its fans reach for the same comparison unprompted — undercut by a self-inflicted design choice that locks its headline co-op feature behind three hours of solo play, well past Steam's own refund window.
5 / 10
A Diablo-shaped co-op loot ARPG set in the Warhammer Fantasy city of Nuln -- Mixed on Steam both at launch and seven years later, with a strikingly consistent complaint across the entire review history: a short, repetitive campaign, shallow build variety, and buggy co-op that a "Diablo clone" comparison never quite escapes.
5 / 10
A VR spell-dueling MOBA with a genuinely inventive draw-your-own-spell mechanic, undercut by an unmoderated young player base, real pay-to-win complaints, and a serious, specific reviewer allegation that the Steam version is deliberately denied purchases the Meta store version gets.
5 / 10
We Were Here is a free two-player co-op puzzle adventure that splits partners between two halves of a frozen castle, communicating only by walkie-talkie. Its central concept still earns genuine praise as the origin of a beloved franchise, but a specific, heavily-corroborated bug in its chess puzzle sequence has reportedly blocked players from finishing the game for years.
5 / 10
A co-op spinoff whose launch-era complaint — unwanted RPG and looter-shooter systems grafted onto a beloved franchise — never really faded, and whose recent sentiment has fallen further still for a distinct, structural reason this review independently confirmed: the free Buddy Pass trial that let a friend join your co-op game at no cost has been delisted from Steam.
5 / 10
A veteran-defined tank warfare MMO whose Steam launch stumbled over locked-out existing accounts in 2021, and whose long, escalating pay-to-win reputation reached a documented breaking point in May 2025 when Wargaming introduced tiered loot boxes that sent its most invested ten-year players heading for the exit.
5 / 10
A fun, arcade-y co-op shooter pitting up to four players against occult Nazi zombie hordes, undermined almost universally by a DLC structure reviewers describe as locking the vast majority of the game's weapons and cosmetics behind a season-pass paywall that costs more than the base game itself.
5 / 10
A Genuinely Fresh Party-Game Hook: Shout at Your Friends, Simultaneously Mimic Party's pitch is simple and, on paper, pretty clever: up to five players sit in a shared voice lo
4.9 / 10
A Co-op Wandering Game About Bad Decisions, Not Heroics When We Arrive is a small co-op adventure from two-person studio Two Pixels UG, built around a premise its own marketing is
4.9 / 10
Alfa Bravo Inc's free-to-play WWII shooter delivers easy, satisfying gunplay for casual players, but a large share of its Steam reviews accuse it of being a near-identical reskin of the developer's earlier game Combat Master -- and cheating and review-manipulation complaints muddy the picture further.
4.9 / 10
Read review of World War Legion Review: A WWII Reskin That Can't Quite Outrun Its Source
Another Chaotic Co-op Kitchen, With Up to Eight Cooks Burger Shift: Team Rush drops the player, alone or with up to eight friends, into the world's most chaotic fast-food joint
4.8 / 10
A chaotic two-player co-op platformer about balancing on a rolling log — genuinely hilarious with a friend, but held back by twitchy controls, repetitive hazard design, and a level structure that overstays its welcome.
4.8 / 10
A polished-looking pass-and-play card game for js13k 2025 whose core tap-to-play mechanic was confirmed working directly, undermined by a hard requirement for extra human players, an unprompted forced-fullscreen jump, and a harsh full-screen red flash on any mistap.
4.8 / 10
A Shared Screen, Private Phones, and a Table Full of Liars NECHTO: Infection Protocol is a social-deduction card game built for 4 to 12 players gathered around one shared screen, w
4.8 / 10
ProbablyMonsters' co-op roguelite platformer has genuinely satisfying combat and mobility, but reviewers describe a level-3 bug severe enough to crash runs, a campaign clearable in about an hour, and a launch that feels closer to Early Access than a finished release.
4.8 / 10
Read review of Storm Lancers Review: Fun Movement Undercut by Bugs and Thin Content
A cozy multiplayer mini-golf party game with beloved goofy cart physics, let down by a divisive swing mechanic, a broken emote camera, and hole-by-hole loading screens that contradict its 'explorable courses' pitch.
4.7 / 10
Read review of Grass Gnome Golf Review: Charming Cart Chaos Undercut by Aiming and Camera Jank
A janky, confusing Chinese indie horror game that's become a genuine cult favourite for co-op streaming with friends, undercut by real translation and puzzle-design problems reviewers say make it genuinely difficult to finish without outside guides.
4.6 / 10
An open-world alien-invasion survival sandbox that wears its Project Zomboid influence openly, entering Early Access with a genuinely promising crafting-and-scavenging premise undercut by widespread bugs, punishing AI, and a level of polish reviewers repeatedly say isn't there yet.
4.5 / 10
An Ambitious Pitch: Build Anything, Survive Everything Anymaker asks for a lot up front: design a chassis, wire up an engine, program microcontrollers with a drag-and-drop editor,
4.5 / 10
An Ambitious Bird Game With a Rough Early Access Landing Bird Brigade lets you become a bird — one of over thirty species drawn from a DNA-breeding system capable of producing near
4.5 / 10
Ninja Theory's stylish 4v4 melee brawler earns real credit for its art direction and team-first combat design, but reviewers document a thin launch content pool, a steep asking price, and a population that collapsed within its first year — a decline the developer itself has since confirmed by ending content updates entirely.
4.5 / 10
A dark-fantasy co-op dungeon-crawler brawler by Ronimo Games, Mixed across its Steam reviews for its charming aesthetic and fun boss fights — undercut by an extremely consistent complaint that its forced online structure and low player population make it difficult to actually play, compounded by shallow content and persistent bugs that this review confirmed the developer stopped meaningfully patching within a year of launch.
4.5 / 10
A genuinely addictive boba-shop management sim with real recipe depth, seriously compromised by a confirmed in-game cash-for-reviews scheme the developer removed only after backlash, and a large-scale undisclosed generative-AI asset dispute many reviewers say was disclosed only after their Steam refund window had already closed.
4.5 / 10
