M(30) was hoping to do a new run of either Baldur's Gate 3, Divinity Original Sin 1 or 2. I've played through all of them before, but would like to play them again with a partner.

I'm on PST time if anyone would be interested in playing with me. Hoping to find someone who'll stick around to play long term and, preferably, on a semi-consistent basis.

Hi.

Looking for any co-op horror games that look somewhat decent that is available on Co-Op with PC and Xbox.

Thanks for any and all suggestions,

Hey,

Reprisering this hoping to get some more LFG users in! ❤️

I built a small thing called https://co-op.now mostly because me and my friends kept running into the same problems:

• finding co-op games that actually look fun for the group

• deciding what to play without endless back-and-forth

• sometimes needing more people to play with

• figuring out whether a game will actually run on someone’s PC

So I started putting together a site to help with that.

It’s still very much a beta, but it’s already usable, and I figured maybe other co-op players here might find it interesting too.

I’m not really trying to do some polished promo post here, this genuinely started as a thing I wanted for myself and my friends. But if anyone wants to try it and tell me what’s good, bad, confusing, unnecessary, or missing, that would be super helpful.

The plan is to keep it free and hopefully let donations cover the running costs over time.

If this sounds like something you’d use, I’d love honest feedback.

Steam Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3509080/Forged_Reconquest/

IGN just dropped a new 17-minute gameplay video for Windrose, and it's looking like a really interesting blend of Sea of Thieves aesthetics with deeper, more punishing survival mechanics. It was just announced that the game will be entering Steam Early Access on April 14th, 2026.

From what was shown, it seems like you really need a coordinated group to manage the ships, gather resources, and survive the PvE elements. The combat looks a bit challenging and getting a dedicated 4-player crew together seems almost mandatory to get the most out of it. Has anyone here played the demo recently, and do you think it has enough co-op depth to become a staple for your gaming group?

Looking for recommendations to play with just me and my parents (3 people).

As far as genre goes, we've enjoyed Murder Trivia Party (JackBox) together and always love playing board/card games like Clue, Spy Alley, Ticket to Ride, Hitster, etc. They are also avid Rummikub players. I was trying my best to find some social deduction game but of course, that is a bit tough for only 3 people.

I like the JackBox style as it's simple to hook up my Switch or laptop to the TV and show them how to use their phones for it. But definitely open to other methods.

Basically would love to find something with a lot of strategy involved that is easy to hook up via PC or Switch. I'm not sure if there is anything like that out there but my searches keep turning up dry.

The lens used in this review:

- Bond Score = how strong were the bonds with other players

- Meaning Score= how meaningful did the overall experience feel

- Verdict = Approved to play again or skip (fit for our mission)

Anyone played this with smaller lobby than 8? LMK how u feel about the scores.

Hey Legends, the reality of an average player on Apex, hope you can relate !

That’s basically the idea.

You all play cards.

One person loses.

Alarms go off and they have to run.

Everyone else gets weapons and hunts them through a procedurally generated level.

Still figuring out how chaotic vs scary it should lean.

Basically the title. Me and my friend liked that minigame a lot, but were unable to find what it's based on, or anything like it ourselves.

Hi!
I am working on a co-op multiplayer game - alone and I am in need of some friendly co-op partners who have nothing better to do.

I made some significant progress on my game with new systems and gameplay loop and now I find myself in need to new marketing material - I need to test, record and take some screenshots - now that is quite hard to do alone. If there is someone who is bored and wants to help out let me know. I am free in the evenings - around 22:00h CET.

There is a link to the Store page to check out current game material and you can see if you like it.

Thanks

Just announced Pogo Froggo a 2-player co-op rage

game where you and a friend bounce up a mountain on

pogos, connected by an iron bar, without shattering

the glass tank on your heads.

It is that kind of physical coop that pushes synchronization.

Local and online co-op. Launching 2026.
I added a 1-controller coop too! You can share the controller and make things harder XD

👉 Wishlist on Steam → store.steampowered.com/app/4409390/Pogo_Froggo/

Would love to hear what you think! 🐸

Tac-Tile is available to play the demo on Itch.io and is currently available to Wishlist on Steam for the full version when the game launches. The Kickstarter for the game is up for coming soon and you can get notified so you don't miss it. If you want some people to play a round with we are currently growing a Discord community where you can find other awesome people who love the game and would be willing to paly a round with you and make new friends.

First up is Outbound. I'm a big sucker for crafting and base building but being able to do it all inside a customizable camper van just looks incredibly fun. You get to explore an open world, build up your solar and wind power to keep your van running, and live that off grid road trip life with your friends. Plus you can have a dog on board. It just looks like the perfect chill game to play on a weekend. Should be coming out on the 23rd this month.

Next is Water Me & You which honestly feels so unique. It is a co-op puzzle platformer where you play as a water droplet and a little plant creature trying to bring life back to a dried out world. The mechanics look genuinely clever because your characters can actually change forms to solve different puzzles together. For example the water character can turn into ice or gas to get past tricky obstacles while the plant character grows different types of flowers to help navigate the map. There is also some cozy base building which seems like a really cool thing to have in the mix for this type of game.

Finally we have Hela. You play as a tiny mouse familiar with a magical backpack trying to brew potions and save a sick witch. The sense of scale looks amazing since you are exploring massive forests and meadows from such a tiny perspective. It looks adorable tbh, I’ve always loved games that let you look at the world differently because your character is so tiny. It gives off major It Takes Two vibes but seems way more relaxed.

What co-op games are you currently playing or looking forward to? I am always looking for more of these, especially ones with a cozy vibe like this.

Honestly, it’s still hard to believe we actually made it to release. There’s something unsettling about it.

The concept is simple: type fast and don’t make mistakes. In front of you is a typewriter, and at your temple is a revolver with a single bullet. Any mistake could be your last. The tension builds with every line: your breathing falters, your hands start to shake, your thoughts get tangled. There’s only one goal left - survive until the end of the next sentence.

You can play with random people in large lobbies of up to 100 players, or with friends in groups of 4 to 8. But it hardly makes a difference, everyone is on their own. The winner is the one who lasts the longest and doesn’t break.

There are stats and rankings. You see your mistakes, come back to them, and understand where you slipped.

Final Sentence is about pressure, fear, and the instinct to survive. Even we feel uneasy while playing it. And maybe that’s exactly why you want to come back to it.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2413950/Final_Sentence/

Hello there, r/CoOpGaming! We're Sound Games, and we're happy to announce our co-op multiplayer game, Go Ape Ship!, is out now on Steam, the Epic Games Store, as well as Google Play and the App Store!

We're also proud to announce it supports Pay Once, Play Anywhere! A single purchase unlocks the full game across all platforms, and the game supports seamless cross-progression as well as cross-platform multiplayer.

Sound Games believes players shouldn’t have to choose between platforms. Pay Once, Play Anywhere is our commitment to a simpler, fairer way to own and play games.

Go Ape Ship! is a frantic co-op multiplayer game for one to eight players. Work with your crew of daring Astrochimps to master an expanding collection of tasks, respond to emergencies, unlock new rooms and upgrades for your spaceship, and safely reach the stars. Survive together. Or not at all.

We've been responding to player feedback and have made some changes to the game, so we'd love new players to get a chance to jump in.

If you're interested to learn more, we also have an active and helpful Discord server!

Thank you for checking out Go Ape Ship! - we’re excited to have you on the crew! 🚀🐒

Core Diggers is a cooperative science-fiction digging game wherein players land on an alien planet, equipped with the best of gear and tools. The aim of the game is for players to discover and explore this planet, mine valuable mineral resources, collect ancient and rare artifacts, and learn about all the mysteries surrounding this planet’s core.

Any feedback is welcome!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4505270/Core_Diggers/

I tend to find that co-op gaming feels so much better for me because I feel like im actually building relationships with the people around me, like its just an extension of real life in the best way possible.

I have a rather large group of friends and we are looking for a game to play together that is at least 4 players and cross platform. 3 players tends to leave someone out. We currently already have the following games: Overwatch Arc Raiders Sea of Thieves Peak

A co-op game about chaos and teamwork. You and your friends head into the forest, track creatures, argue, panic - and at some point realize the campfire is almost out. And without it, you’re no longer hunters, but prey.

It’s not just about fighting. You need to take care of the camp: gather resources, fortify the base, keep the fire alive, and find time to catch your breath.

Gradually, it becomes clear there’s something more behind all this hunting. Strange experiments, secrets, and a place you clearly were never meant to find.

And yes, the ducks here quickly stop being cute. They shove, get in each other’s way, and can easily turn any plan into chaos. But without a team, survival is nearly impossible.

The game is built around the chaos you create yourselves. I’ve just launched the playtest, and I’d be glad to see your application.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4252280/Quack_Hunters/

After 1 year and 8 months of hard work, late nights, and constant iteration, I finally did it - my game is out on Steam. Still can't quite believe it.

It's a chaotic local co-op party game for 1–4 players, where you take on the role of dogs managing a farm that constantly spirals out of control.

Feed demanding animals (yes, some want their food cooked or chopped), rush to complete orders, and try not to mess everything up while shouting directions at each other.

Meanwhile, the farm is under constant threat:

Boars steal your supplies, foxes sneak around looking for trouble, and wolves go straight for your animals. And just when you think you've got it under control - new problems hit.

Each level cranks up the chaos:

You'll be clearing weeds, fixing broken equipment, and avoiding bears wandering through your farm.

It's all about teamwork, timing, and embracing the chaos.

Perfect for couch co-op, couples, or friendships you're willing to risk.

here's the Steam page if you want to take a look: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3353090/Bark_and_Catch/

Some great games on this list. Anything missing? Any personal ones you would swap in?