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Online PvP is competing against a live opponent: ranks, seasons and matches where every round is different. It is a genre for those who enjoy growing against people rather than scripts.
For a competitive spirit without ranked toxicity, try co-op games with team PvP or two-player tactics genres. The playtime field shows how long one match takes.
A theatre, a prison and cat wardens: a platformer where your friend builds your worst level.
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.
An indie platform fighter: fire, water, air and earth elements in battles for up to four players.
The seventh Jackbox party pack: jokes, drawing and debates, with players’ phones instead of controllers.
One more turn as a diagnosis: build an empire from a settler to the space age.
A deck on a train to hell: three floors of defence and endless card combos.
A platform fighter modelled on Super Smash Bros, starring characters from Ludosity’s games, with absurd humour.
A running race: four on one screen, a grappling hook and water pistols.
An anime fighting game from Arc System Works with a huge story mode and a deep combat system.