230 games with filters by mode, platforms, budget, length and features.
Action is where reflexes decide everything: fights, shootouts, chases and parkour arrive in a steady stream with short pauses. The pace inside the genre varies enormously — from meditative slashers to on-screen chaos — so the difficulty and pace meters on every game card help you know what to expect.
Use the filters to narrow things down: platform, couch player count, price and story length. For a specific feeling, add a mood at the top — “Adrenaline” keeps only the fastest, while “Relax” leaves action without the stress.
A theatre, a prison and cat wardens: a platformer where your friend builds your worst level.
Food with boomerangs: slice your friends and stack absurd power-ups.
Hit the ball until it flies faster than sound — and into your rivals.
Bro-commandos versus the whole world: explosions, flags and freedom.
A platform fighter for four: cute blobs, a set of abilities picked before each round and surprising combinations.
Hack, slash, rescue princesses and fight over their kisses: the classic four-player beat ’em up.
Iron Man, Spider-Man, the Hulk and dozens more Marvel heroes in an original LEGO story.
The first Trine on an updated engine: three heroes, physics puzzles and co-op for up to three players.
A dungeon where your friends are the monsters: kill the hero and become it.
A light action RPG about a cat king and a dog king winning back their thrones together. Two can play on one screen.
The pirate entry in the series: a cat captain sails between islands, hunts for treasure and fights on land and at sea.
A pixel-art shooter inspired by eighties action films: bounty hunters versus gangs of the future, playable as a duo.