There can be no doubting its status as one of the best co-op RPGs on the.
A bunch of other people have covered a good list of games that require 2 computers so Im not gonna bother. (Up to 6 players)Ĭat Quest II for $15 ( PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC): This gentle action RPG is an easy sell for cat lovers as you explore a magical fantasy realm and battle your way across the map. Diablo 4 is one of the best Diablo games of all time and brings more of what made its predecessors so enjoyable to play. For the sake of this list, Im only posting the games that allow 2 players on the same computer for Couch Co-Op / Split Screen gaming. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge for $25 ( PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC): If you love side-scrolling beat 'em ups like Double Dragon, you will enjoy teaming up with pals to bash wave after wave of enemies. Besides your impeccable combat skills, you can also use treasure chests with power-ups to your advantage. Naturally, your aim is to eliminate other players during the match. Spacelines from the Far Out for $15 ( Xbox, PC): Run a retro-space-age alien airline and cater to the whims of demanding passengers in this randomly-generated co-op management adventure. Towerfall: Ascension takes a unique approach to fighting games by focusing on battles that involve archers. What the Golf? for $20 ( Switch, PC): While this quirky, often laugh-out-loud physics puzzler has little to do with golf, it is an enjoyable parody with a fun party mode. I still remember sitting on a couch with a friend battling back the Locust invasion. Nobody Saves the World for $25 ( PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC): This action RPG is an absurd, chaotic dungeon-crawler from the makers of Guacamelee! (2 players) Gears of War has been a co-op mainstay since its first installment. Star Wars: Battlefront II for $20 ( PlayStation, Xbox): Split screen is limited to the Arcade mode on consoles, but it allows you to duel with lightsabers or take on a handful of set piece battles together. Unspottable for $12 ( PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC): Can you spot the real people amongst the bots? This simple premise makes for plenty of laughs, and the varied levels include distractions and alternative ways to win. If you've tried everything above and can't get enough couch co-op fun, you might consider one of these games.ĭysmantle for $20 ( PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC): Enlist a friend to help you survive on a monster-infested island by destroying things and scavenging resources.