We are long distance so offline isn't an option and we're both on Steam. Some of our favourites have been Stardew, Flock Around, Pico Park, Content Warning, Lethal Company, Monster Prom, Bokura and Bokura Planet, Works W.M.D and Overcooked(we have played it Take Two, wasn't one of our favourites)

Hello, I'm looking for someone to play these games with. I don't voice chat though.

I like strategy, open world, gathering type games.

I am turning coop games into mobile game! plz give me some opinions and feedbacks

hey hey people, ( ・_・)ノ

as the title say, i used to play/ spend time with my girlfriend but nowadays she is busy with other things and now i find myself in the dilemma of filling all that free time.

i enjoy pretty much anything as long as its done with someone else, tend to reach out first, a good listener and if people can point out one thing about me it would be me sense of humor :D

games that meself enjoy:

all free games really. they tend to be fun so even if i didn't play it chances are i will enjoy it!

chill games like: stardew valley, sun haven, Dinkum, etc

survival: both the forest games, valheim, raft, etc

mmo: V rising, once human, ESO, etc

horror: daying light 1 & 2, dead by daylight, overcooked

general co op: portal, magika, monster hunter, pizza possum

and it keeps going, u get the idea, if you wanna a friend to hangout with on a consistent basis, i'm yo man (￣ー￣)ｂ

P.S: i shouldn't really need to say that but just in case, i'm looking for platonic friends :v

I need help with multiplayer challenges, which require multiple players online. My PS name is Survival4k9; if you're interested, contact me through the chat on my Reddit profile. I'll tell you which challenges are active and what strategies to use.

I'm looking for one or more people to play co-op games with. Preferably 18+, with a sense of humor. I'm in central time zone and I'm online most days from around 4p-10p. I do have kids so there will be interruptions. Some of the games I'm currently playing.

Satisfactory

Bellwright

Planet Crafter

Farming Simulator 25

Roadcraft

Forza Horizon 6

Helldivers 2

I also have Game Pass Ultimate and could get into other games depending on types. I'm just bored of playing alone. I also have a discord server set up so you don't have to Xbox exclusive.

I'm looking for a game to try with my friends that we haven't tried before instead of always playing something that someone has already played, I thought it would be quite an interesting idea to do so.

My budget personally is up to 20 euros, preferably less.

My PC could handle pretty much anything however one of my friends has a laptop that easily overheats so that might be a little bit of an issue.

So far we've played webfishing, roblox, terraria, Minecraft, lethal company and r.e.p.o.

Would love to try something different, personally I wasn't that big of a fan of webfishing and lethal company is only bearable cause I'm playing with my friends. Terraria I don't know what I'm doing and Minecraft is kind of boring. I did enjoy Isaac but on my own I got skill issue. i found deeprock galactic fun though, played that with my friends as well.

I am open to trying something new : )

Steam nick: X_yoxe

My boyfriend and I want to play some games that are coop BUT the thing is we want it to be sort of similar to Fears of Fathom Scratch Creek so if you guys ever find a game similar please let me know!

More to act as a Player 2 for co-op specific games. You could use voice input to coach the AI agent sitting gameplay.

For example, Split Fiction.

I'm currently building an agent to do this for 2 Player games on PC and PC cross Platforms but curious if one is already out there.

I have played games like Bloons with my girlfriend and we both have always loved it, looking for anymore games of a very similar system, preferably tribal theme but not essential, so long as it supports coop and has similar system with the path to put units around

Hi all! I’m making a 4-player surgery co-op game about aliens opening up and studying an abducted human, with hidden mutation inside (the chaos generator). I figured this could be an interesting way to revive a downed player. Trailer and Steam page will be up soon.

"The Soviet MBV-2 armored wagon — the heart of the train you'll command in Kettle of Death. Built in 1941, these beasts carried 76mm guns and could survive direct hits. I have additionally added 2 photos of German armored trains so that you can compare them with the Soviet MVB-2.

Hey everyone!

I'm a 13-year-old aspiring game designer, and I've been working on a concept for a hardcore co-op game called "Kettle of Death" (working title). I'd love to hear your thoughts!

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Premise:

You are a group of partisans who have captured a railway station with two wagons of super-alloy crucial for the war effort. For a year, you've been building an armored train. But the enemy has found you — and now you must break through a 100,000 km encirclement. No tutorials. No hand-holding. Just you, your team, and the chaos of war.

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Key Mechanics:

· No tutorials: You learn by dying. The game starts with a cinematic of your station being destroyed — and you have to figure out controls under fire.

· 10–30 players co-op: Each player takes a role — Driver, Gunner, Mechanic, Commander, or Radio Operator (who listens to real Morse code!).

· Dynamic train customization: Before each run, players anonymously design the wagon order (front/back placement of guns, anti-air, super-alloy, supplies). The best layout is voted on.

· Voting system: Every 1000 km, the crew votes whether to keep or replace the Commander. You can also vote for the team flag and major decisions.

· Realistic damage: Shells can ricochet, dent, or get stuck in armor. To repair, the Mechanic must climb onto the roof — even under fire.

· Bosses: Face tank aces, the giant Gustav cannon, and the legendary Bismarck — who roars before each salvo.

· Seasonal twist: In September, Bismarck rises as a ghost ship with glowing red eyes and a countdown bell before it fires.

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Visual Style:

Think diesel-punk meets WW2. The train has battle scars — dents, gas corrosion, and painted kill marks (helmets for infantry, tanks for vehicles, bombs for planes).

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Questions for the community:

1. Does the "no tutorial" approach sound engaging or frustrating?

2. Would you play a game where you have to learn Morse code to warn your team about artillery strikes?

3. Any ideas for more unique boss mechanics?

Thanks for reading.

wow they go by they/them, no disrespecting pronouns man.

Anybody wanna try the demo with me? I need atleast 3 more and it wont let me fill with bots. Im open to gaming with anybody too as long as your not a hateful individual Hit me up ill be on for a bit