Chaotic and extremely silly, Gang Beasts is a melee brawler with wonky rag-doll physics. Set in a series of insanely hazardous locations across Beef City, you pile into brutal slapstick fights to the death.

It is rough around the edges and shallow, but with the right group of friends facing off in gangs, it can be hilarious. I can tell when my 9-year-old daughter and her pals are playing this by the screams and laughter.

Terrifying creatures and hidden traps can quickly reduce your best-laid plans to screaming chaos. Hunting and slaying monsters is more fun with friends. An action RPG with a medieval Japanese feel, this game boasts some gorgeous monster-filled maps to explore.

Each beast has its own set of behaviors, so you must do your homework, get the right weapons for the job, and work together to take them down. There's a bit of a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, you'll be raring to get out there and hunt.

Read our Monster Hunter Rise review for more. Motorheads will enjoy this open-world racing game set in a gorgeous, stylized Mexico. It features more than customizable vehicles, rendered in all their shiny glory, with enough custom parts, modifications, and rims to satisfy any auto enthusiast.

You can play all the campaign races in co-op mode, enlisting up to five pals to form a convoy. You can also design maps, try creations from other players, and tackle stunt-based challenges. Mash Minecraft and Left 4 Dead together and throw in space dwarves intent on exploring procedurally generated destructible cave systems full of dangerous aliens, and you get Deep Rock Galactic.

This first-person co-op shooter is exciting, funny, and creepy by turns. Cast adrift on the ocean, Raft challenges you and up to seven friends to survive in shark-infested waters. You must find and catch food, gather flotsam and jetsam to craft useful tools, and improve your raft.

Sharks are the chief concern, but other predators lurk on many of the islands you encounter. While an extra pair of hands can be helpful, every extra player is also another mouth to feed. In Styx , you and a friend are put in the shoes of two mischievous, crass goblin assassins who must maneuver through a violent, twisted empire to steal trinkets and survive.

The game employs all the usual stealth-genre tropes, including hiding enemies' dead bodies, staying in the shadows to be invisible, and dangling from precarious precipices to avoid detection.

But its classical approach to the genre is a plus, making it that much easier to learn the ropes of the game and enjoy its old-school simplicity and difficulty as a team. Apex Legends tasks 60 players in teams of three to fight to the death inside one big, busy map.

There are items to loot, opponents to shoot, and constantly shrinking map boundaries to outrun, and Apex Legends manages all these obligatory battle royale inclusions quite well.

Unique skills for each character and the ability to revive teammates both make this free game a touch deeper and more engaging than most of its genre competitors, like Fortnite. Fancy a burst of super-gory melee hack-and-slash against an army of giant rat people?

You can team up with three friends in this first-person action game and take on specialized roles, from Wizard to Witch Hunter. Battle through ruined cities and festering bogs, fighting enemy hordes that grow more formidable as you progress.

You have to be on your toes and work closely to emerge victorious. Think Left 4 Dead but in the Warhammer universe, with some RPG elements thrown in.

Up to four players can explore Dying Light 's fictional city of Harran together, mowing down zombies. Unlike most zombie games, it doesn't emphasize shuffling around on ground level with the living corpses—it encourages players to hop over enemies' heads, run across rooftops, and use Harran as a city-sized jungle gym.

Swords, guns, and grappling hooks are also present, so even if your friends want a vanilla zombie-slaying adventure instead of a crazy free-running jog across the heads of the undead, this co-op will probably fit the bill.

Once you finish the game, hop on into Dying Light 2: Stay Human , which continues the co-op fun with a new cast of characters. Stardew Valley 's online co-op doesn't add anything to the classic Harvest Moon formula besides extra players, but that single addition means everything.

All the fun of farming, forming relationships with villagers, and engaging in good old-fashioned agrarian capitalism is doubled, tripled, and quadrupled with up to three other players present since the game has you all share in the risks and rewards of each other's actions.

And as we all know, nothing helps plant the seeds of friendship like farming together. Gather resources, explore the wilderness, and work together to slay monsters. Sea of Thieves is not a perfect game—not by any stretch of the word.

The story feels both absent and convoluted, and for a game about the deep sea, it can feel shallow. Where it succeeds is in its core pirating gameplay. It's an absolute pleasure to get a crew of three to four people and man a ship together: one person steering, another on sails, another firing cannons, and another patching the boat or bailing it out when you encounter other ships full of players.

It takes coordination, and there are hours of fun to be had goofing off on the high seas. World War Z takes the smart, fast, anthill-forming zombies of the Brad Pitt movie and throws them into the anthology-style, globe-trotting format of the original book.

That lets it showcase a lot of different regions and cultures through the lens of a particularly devastating zombie apocalypse. The game is somewhat light on content, but there are enough difficulty levels, character classes, and unlockables to keep the four-player cooperative undead-hunting fresh and lively for a good while.

While you kick off on a familiar post-apocalyptic earth in this third-person shooter, you soon find yourself hopping through the multiverse, battling monster mash-ups that combine fantasy and sci-fi.

Slick combat, procedurally generated worlds, buildcrafting options galore, and truly memorable boss fights make this looter-shooter a great Souls-like game to blast through with friends.

We liked Remnant: From the Ashes , but Remnant 2 surpasses it. This revamped collection of Halo games has been available for a while, and it features an epic campaign that is hugely enjoyable to play as a duo.

You can get more strategic, mentor a newbie, or even play with your partner. Whether you want to relive the famous series' glory days or see what the hype was all about, this package makes it easy to inexpensively experience a half dozen Halo games. Visit mysterious alien worlds, harvest their natural resources, and build glorious optimized factories to smelt, refine, and manufacture.

Often described as Factorio with a first-person view, Satisfactory is just as addictive, but the exotic environments are fun to explore, and there are bursts of combat. The perfect choice for management game fans who enjoy the endless pursuit of optimization, you can get lots more done by splitting tasks with friends.

This is the fourth installment in the Darksiders franchise and continues its story about the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. It's a Diablo -esque dungeon crawler where you slash, shoot, jump, and ride cool horses. It's also the first game in the series that lets you play as Strife the fourth horseman , so there's a built-in novelty to Genesis for series fans.

And even for newcomers, there's something satisfying about blasting your way to big showdowns with scary, hellish bosses. God's Trigger is a top-down slasher-shooter starring a dapper angel and demon who must team up to fend off a lot of holy and demonic forces that are up to no good.

The premise is simple, the presentation is stylish, and the gameplay is fast, furious, punishing, and addictive.

There's a lot to love here. Be warned, though: The game is tough, so make sure you only enlist a co-op partner who's OK with dying repeatedly, and then dying again. Checkpoints are plentiful, but even so, this game is hard. If you can complete a series of twisted trials designed to test your endurance and sanity, then you may get to live.

Creep through abandoned amusement parks and orphanages avoiding the horrifying creatures and deadly traps that lie in wait. This chaotic, blood-spattered, horror game is one of those rare titles that works better as a co-op experience.

You will laugh, scream, and die…a lot. This one is still Early Access at the time of writing, and it can get repetitive. Trapped in the mysterious medieval Castle Rock somewhere in the icy wastes of Antarctica, you have to work closely with a pal to solve puzzles and escape.

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Even so, the slow pace and relative simplicity of Northgard make it an easy strategy game to get into - if not to excel at. You probably won't meet your viking foes until you're fifteen minutes into a match, and it'll be longer still before you start poking at their territory.

If you even want to. The dash of 4X in Northgard's DNA means military conquest isn't the only route to victory. Amass enough fame, wealth or knowledge and it won't matter how many angry Norsemen are at your gates.

That gives multiplayer matches a dynamic that goes beyond the one-note destruction of other RTSeses, where the leading player tries to distract everyone from their imminent victory. Hearthstone's a competitive card game that's just the right levels of accessible.

Based off Blizzard's beefy back-catalogue, you'll throw down Warcraft-themed cards at opponents in the hopes of destroying their health bars. Yes, there's a fair amount of money to be spent if you want all the strongest cards; but honestly, it's one of the rare breeds of CCG which remains so simple yet caters for big-brain-plays of the highest order.

And for that reason, I wouldn't write it off just because of its microtransaction fast-track. You're a sentient Tic-Tac who must compete against 60 other Tic-Tacs in a series of gauntlets, where Tic-Tacs that don't reach the end, or end up on the losing team are eliminated.

It's essentially a survival of the fittest which'll see you guide your little guy through obstacle courses and painful group exercises. Think of it as a sort of mash-up of Ninja Warrior with elements of a team-building course. What makes Fall Guys a great multiplayer choice is its bittyness.

You're able to jump in for a game, then hop off if you'd like. Or you can take it very seriously and channel all your energy into emerging victorious and nabbing that crown. Plus, it's one you can play with your mates, your kids, your nan. Towerfall Ascension is my favourite local-multiplayer game.

It goes up to four players, and its best mode is its simplest: last archer standing wins. Ascension tells engrossing stories with just three verbs - dodging, jumping and shooting. It only takes a single arrow to take out a player, but a well timed dash can let them safely pluck the offending projectile out of the air.

Fortnite isn't only a battle royale, but a messy metaverse, swimming in dabs and franchises. But accept the silliness and you'll begin to uncover a polished shooter that's surprisingly complex. There's classic Fortnite, where building structures to aid you in battle is paramount to your success.

A mode that I didn't get on with, personally, but there's no denying that those with adequate motor skills will delight in the building battles that can ensue between teams. And then there's No Build mode, a recent addition that's brought me right into Fortnite's fold.

It's battle royale as you know it - a circle closes in yada yada - without all the building malarchy. This means you've got Fortnite distilled into a more of a traditional shooter experience, only with the added benefits of Fortnite's silly metaverse: cars and gas stations, weird hamster balls with grapple hooks, Darth Vader, firework guns, fishing.

It's without a doubt the most ludicrous battle royale mode out there, but it's without a doubt the most joyous. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is the culmination of 14 years of development to a genre-defining team shooter.

Five terrorists want to arm a bomb, or defend a hostage. Five counter-terrorists want to stop them. You know how CounterStrike works, right? The same can be said for any game with the same round structure, but the simplicity of Counter-Strike elevates that dynamic.

The basics of Rainbow Six Siege will sound familiar: one team has to plant a bomb or pry a hostage away from the other. It diverges from Counter-Strike with its classes, which all bring different abilities to bear on levels with destructible walls and floors. The team playing offense needs to carefully plan their attack, breaching rooms from multiple angles simultaneously.

When you swing through a window at the same time as your friends detonate their C4 on the opposite wall, you can almost convince yourself you should be in the actual SAS. Valorant is a tactical team-based shooter that's similar to CS:GO, but with ninjas and cyborgs.

This isn't a game where you can jump around corners and spray wildly, oh no. To succeed, you must coordinate with your teammates, get your aim on point , and master your favourite agents. And this is what separates Valorant from CS:GO really. Each hero comes with cool abilities like flashbangs that'll curve around walls, or teleports that'll shift you behind targets in a pinch.

The fun lies in using these powers in creative ways and pulling off some clutch plays. Hunt: Showdown is a nerve-shredding PvPvE FPS, which sees you hunt down an AI nasty hiding away on a map.

The catch being - other squads are also gunning for the same enemy as you. Oh, and another catch - if you die, you lose your equipment forever. That's what makes this game so high-stakes, and ultimately, so much fun.

Unlike many 'classical' battle royales out there, Hunt: Showdown separates itself from the competition with outstanding audio design. You'll hear gunshots ring out in the distance, alerting you to an enemy's presence.

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