271 games with filters by mode, platforms, budget, length and features.
Online co-op is playing together from afar: campaigns finished over voice chat and raids where everyone has a role. The format saves friendships across cities and time zones.
Note the “Voice chat needed” tag — it marks games where negotiation is essential. For calm evenings without a schedule, co-op games without hardcore grinding fit best.
A theatre, a prison and cat wardens: a platformer where your friend builds your worst level.
A physics sandbox with jelly people: work jobs, buy homes and fall down the stairs.
Bro-commandos versus the whole world: explosions, flags and freedom.
Hack, slash, rescue princesses and fight over their kisses: the classic four-player beat ’em up.
The first Trine on an updated engine: three heroes, physics puzzles and co-op for up to three players.
The benchmark RPG where choices really change the world, with four-player co-op that keeps all the freedom.
A farm, a village and romance: the best way to slow down and spend 100 calm hours with a friend.
A factory that grows itself: optimizing one belt turns into 300 hours and sunrise outside.
Portals, GLaDOS and a co-op campaign designed strictly for two.
A 2D sandbox with hundreds of items, bosses and metroidvania progression: with eight players it becomes a second life.
A Rusty Lake puzzle game strictly for two: one player is in the past, the other in the future, and the riddles can only be solved together.
A fairy-tale platformer with physics puzzles: a wizard, a knight and a thief take on levels together or alone.