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1033 Co-op & Multiplayer games reviewed and scored, best first.
1033 reviews
A bike-racing spin on the beloved course-building party formula of Ultimate Chicken Horse, undone at launch by floaty controls, an unbalanced power-up system, and a level-building loop that lost the delicate risk-and-reward balance of its predecessor.
4.1 / 10
A Co-op Spot-the-Anomaly Horror Game From a Solo Dev Anomaly Company is a 1-4 player online co-op horror game from solo developer Kekdot, built around a now-familiar liminal-space
4 / 10
A co-op game whose co-op doesn't work Broventure: The Wild Co-op pitches itself directly, in its own title, as a bullet-heaven survivors-like built around co-op play: band toge
4 / 10
A genuinely funny, chaotic co-op concept, fishing with guns and turret-deploying garden gnomes, undermined by an overwhelming, specific and near-universal complaint that the game becomes unplayable within a few hours as accumulated objects tank performance, alongside widely reported save corruption and a specific, checkable discrepancy in the developer's own AI-music disclosure.
4 / 10
A solo developer's free-to-play, Tibia-inspired 2D MMORPG that leans hard on old-school nostalgia, undercut by a near-total absence of sound, unfinished key rebinding, and a population so thin that several players report never meeting another soul.
4 / 10
Heart Machine's 3D open-world spin on Hyper Light Drifter had a genuinely promising Early Access launch built on fluid combat and Breath of the Wild-style exploration -- then, nine months later, the studio laid off its team and confirmed development had ended, leaving a paid, unfinished game permanently stuck without a final boss.
4 / 10
A Free Dark-Fantasy Idle MMORPG With an Unusually Loud Controversy Idlemoor is a free-to-play, browser-and-Steam idle MMORPG set in a persistent dark-fantasy realm: characters gath
4 / 10
A simplified, buggier follow-up to the well-regarded Mars Colony: Challenger, with real crashing and missing-feature complaints and no updates recorded since 2016 — and a recent reviewer tribute revealing the game's solo developer passed away in December 2025 after a long illness, which this review treats with the care that context deserves.
4 / 10
A tense, atmospheric digital adaptation of the Nemesis board game's Lockdown expansion that captures the tabletop's sci-fi horror mood convincingly, undermined by a solo mode that can't replicate the board game's multi-character play, a multiplayer population that's now too thin to reliably find games in, and two-plus years without an update.
4 / 10
A dark-comedy business simulator about running an online drug empire, launched into Early Access in January 2023 by solo developer PiCorp and left there, seemingly untouched, ever since.
4 / 10
A medieval RPG/strategy hybrid that entered Early Access four years ago at a premium price and a rough, alpha-quality state, then redesigned its own core systems at least twice while its two-person team stayed unusually transparent with a patient but increasingly wary community.
4 / 10
A block-built robot combat game that spent years as one of Steam's most beloved free-to-play sandboxes before a single 2017 update gutted it in the eyes of its own community — and whose full, decade-later story ends with the developer closing the studio entirely and shutting the servers off for good.
4 / 10
A Deep-Sea Pitch That Barely Gets Wet Submerge, a $9.99 co-op horror release from solo-ish studio Neuron Activation, entered Early Access on August 17, 2026, promising a team of fr
4 / 10
Rocksteady Studios, the beloved creators of the Batman: Arkham trilogy, followed it with a full-price live-service looter shooter that critics scored a mixed 60 on Metacritic and players rated a severe 3.8 out of 10 — a gap serious enough to fuel widespread, unresolved allegations of review manipulation, and a commercial collapse confirmed by the game's own history: live content ended eleven months after launch, and it now regularly sells at a 95% discount.
4 / 10
A promising Dark and Darker-style melee extraction shooter set against zombies in a crumbling skyscraper, whose combat and loot systems draw real, specific praise, but whose Early Access life has been dominated by a documented, developer-confirmed collapse of its live-service ambitions, team downsizing and a forced pivot away from the PvPvE structure it launched with.
4 / 10
Ubisoft's revival of one of PC strategy gaming's most beloved franchises launched broken, redesigned around combat its own decades-long fans say abandoned what made the series special, and has received exactly three news posts in over two years — this review reads the whole arc, including the rival made by the original series' own former developers that fans now point to instead.
4 / 10
A procedurally generated VR orc-slaying co-op crawler with real fans and a fun weapon feel when it works — undermined by locomotion and hit-detection complaints that recur, unchanged, across seven years of reviews, and a controller-support gap that's never been patched for hardware that became mainstream after the developer stopped updating it.
4 / 10
A free browser-turned-Steam idle MMORPG whose day-one launch put brand-new players into the same PvP world as six-month veterans past level 4,000 — fixed within 24 hours by a fast, transparent developer response, but sitting alongside monetisation and design complaints that haven't gone away since.
4 / 10
KIXEYE's post-apocalyptic base-building MMO strategy game, running continuously since its 2011 Facebook debut, finally arrives on Steam — met largely by returning veteran players whose reviews describe over a decade of accumulated pay-to-win pressure and unaddressed cheating that the platform switch hasn't changed.
4 / 10
A 3D semi-idle cultivation RPG whose own developer now tells new buyers to skip it — its storefront and patch history point straight at a newer game in the same series instead.
4 / 10
A Cult-Classic MMO Comes Back From The Dead, Controversy Included ZuOnline is a free-to-play martial arts MMORPG that bills itself as a revival of the "legendary" Zu Onli
4 / 10
A Cozy Nordic Settlement Builder, Out of a Long Demo Period Folklands is a settlement builder from Bromantic Games, set in a retro-styled, fantasy Nordic-inspired world where playe
3.7 / 10
A free-to-play turn-based ninja RPG whose entire review sample, ten days after launch, is nine reviews and mostly negative — with a PvP-centred design that reviewers say can't currently find opponents to fight.
3.5 / 10
A googly-eyed hot dog and an avocado in a cape are stapled onto what is, underneath, an off-the-shelf gacha MMO engine — VIP passes, loot-box "Treasure Hunts" and all — and the comedy skin does nothing to soften a monetisation stack aggressive enough that its own review score is now under public dispute.
3.5 / 10
