S.U.B.
Small and simple co-op but very fun
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
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Small co-op station game.
1 submarine, 2 players, 4 stations (steering, weapons, scanner, smelter), 1 level. essential, this feels like a minimalist version of Catastronauts that is also less exciting. You navigate the deep looking for keycards and scrap metal while fending off laser sharks, and when you enter the enemy base, it turns out they’re in another castle, and the game ends. Mind you, the concept isn’t that bad, and if the devs had put some effort into making a campaign and different enemies, it could be a lot better; but as it is, If you want to do couch co-op, I recommed springing for a better game that has more variety.
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
BULLET PARTY
This is a seemingly straightforward schmup on the surface but it’s just as much a puzzle game. Levels fly at you thick & fast, and you sometimes have just seconds to destroy all the enemies onscreen. However the visuals, whilst retro, are clearly defined & even though you will perish (many times!) it never feels annoying as you get put back in again, forcing you to think quickly & remember what worked & what didn’t.
Kind of unique among the many twin stick shooters out there, and great value. Even the pulsing soundtrack is effective. Get it!
– Real player with 10.5 hrs in game
Read More: Best Co-op Campaign 4 Player Local Games.
BULLET PARTY is obviously a bullet hell game. A very hellish bullet game at that.
CONS
1. Gets very hard very easily, but this is to be expected. Bullet hell game after all. (Still annoying.)
2. No level editor. I feel like a level editor would REALLY make this game, especially if you could upload your levels and others could play theeem……………………
1. Very fun experience, with lots of levels.
2. Very fun with friends.
FINAL VERDICT
BULLET PARTY is a very fun game as you can tell. The game can be annoying at times, but it’s worth the money.
– Real player with 3.5 hrs in game
King’n Knight
King’n Knight is an arcade platform game that takes place in a medival fantasy world. Play solo or coop in this game inspired by Ghosts’n Goblins and Megaman!
In King’n Knight, you will travel alone or with your friends for an adventure in a medival fantasy world filled with demons. You have to fight against the demons to restore peace and free the realm from evil.
Features
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Solo / Coop up to 4 players online or on the same screen.
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Collect gold and reach higher levels, stuff your hero buying weapons and equipment.
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You can at any time change your play style by selling your equipment.
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Play in coop and chose your roles : The bow will help you attack the enemies from a distance, the sword is the perfect play style to defeat small monsters, whereas the axe will help you kill the stronger one. The torch which is one of the hardest to master, will help you guide your friend!
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You will play against 50 differents type of mobs and tenish boss on the 10 levels.
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Use the workshop to chose, create and share your hero style.
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Controller support.
Read More: Best Co-op Campaign Team-Based Games.
Dead Containment
Taking On-Rails Shooters Off Rails
Dead Containment is an on-rails shooter inspired by classic arcade light gun games. Players fend off the undead as they race through a city under siege, blasting away the horrors that roam the streets.
Play solo or with a friend over online play, collect hidden pickups to boost your score, rise up the online leaderboards and prove to your friends why you would survive a zombie outbreak.
Features
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Solo and Online Co-op
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Light gun support
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Boss fights
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Multiple paths - Player chosen and hidden paths
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Rankings
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Online leaderboards
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2 game modes - Arcade and 1 Credit mode
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A classic arcade experience
Coming Soon
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More levels
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Achievements
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Armoury
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Full controller support
Skirmish
SINGLE-HANDEDLY DEFEAT YOUR FRIENDS
With a single button, you control multiple characters and all their actions. Yet it can be learned within seconds. This makes it the ideal party game to play on a big screen.
WHOSE BLOOD IS THAT?
Hack, smash and blast through rows of enemies! Missing a leg? It’s but a flesh wound!
Chop until you drop!
MASTERY
Time your spins, rolls and attacks right to chop off limbs and be victorious!
OLD SCHOOL COUCH GAMING
Play through the co-op campaign to unlock new characters, arenas and factions; duel it out with 2-4 players in the arena mode or play a knock out tournament with unlimited participants!
EXPLORE, DISCOVER, ENCOUNTER
Travel across mountains and forests, swamps and settlements. Meet the locals - and wipe them out!
Some of them will join you on your conquest against evil.
Retro Wars
Overview
Take on an entire army in this 80s inspired retro top down vertical scrolling shooter.
Be a one man war machine or take a friend into battle for some fun 2 player local co-op.
Rescue POWs before they are executed
You will be heavily out numbered….
You will be heavily out gunned….
Advance through the levels tactically so you are not over whelmed!
Cautiously make your way to the enemy base on each of the 8 increasingly challenging levels and use whatever cover you find to evade enemy fire.
Use grenades to escape if you are pinned down by the enemy troops or trapped by an enemy tank patrol.
Features
Single player and two player couch co-op action
8 campaign levels to blast your way through
4 difficulty modes which can be set independently for each player
Rescue POWs before they are executed in front of you
Parachute munition drops to be collected
Throw grenades at enemies to take out multiple troops at once
Destroy enemy vehicles for bonus points
Customizable joystick sensitivity
Use level objects as tactical cover
Retro 8 directional movement to take you back to the 80s
Bloody Trapland 2: Curiosity
The “Don’t Escape Trilogy” is a collection of three short first-person point-and-click adventures with static screens (no camera movement, no scrolling). The games share a creepy atmosphere and a few gameplay mechanics, but are otherwise unrelated. In the first game, you play a werewolf trying to lock himself away before a full-moon night, so that he won’t kill anyone when he turns. In the second game, you’re trying to barricade a house and protect yourself from a zombie horde. In the third game, you’re the only surviving crew member on a spaceship and need to stop “something” from getting out.
– Real player with 5.4 hrs in game
Even though the entire trilogy is available for free on Armor Games, I chose to purchase this game series on Steam because that’s how amazing ScriptWelder really is. The Deep Sleep and Don’t Escape series were some of the first PC games I ever played, and I have ScriptWelder to thank for making my early experiences so magical. I have followed each and every game you have published on AG, hunted down every achievement, set of choices, and walkthrough I could find… simply, because every single second I spent in any of your games was one of either awe, wonder, fear, or curiosity.
– Real player with 5.1 hrs in game
Flat Heroes
Despite my positive recommendation, I have one major complaint about this game: your avatar is a square that rolls to move.
Hrm… a SQUARE that ROLLS… does anyone else see the problem with the physics of this?
So if you want to move your square just a little bit, you are out of luck because the square will roll back to where you started or will roll further forward than you want if you hit a certain threshold. If your square is tilted in air, you could land on your corner and move into danger. If you land on the edge of a ledge, even if you are flat, if your center of mass is not on the ledge, you can roll off. You can wall cling, but only if one of the sides of your square completely touches the wall, so again, if your square is tilted and you hit the wall with a corner, this can mess you up. I can’t tell you how many times I got fracked by this baffling mechanic. In my humble opinion, it doesn’t make the game any more fun or unique, the game is way too hard otherwise to warrant this extra challenge, and it actually goes against the game’s minimalist street cred (if it were me, I would have made it more like Thomas Was Alone and have the little squares just slide along instead).
– Real player with 55.5 hrs in game
I absolutely recommend this game if you like easy-to-get-into platformers, couch co-op, and/or games with subtle depth.
The most recent update as of this review added Survival mode, which is really six modes (each basically an endless mode with the goal being lasting longer than anyone else, but remaining distinct enough to be different modes). This includes a mode called Twitch, which is a Twitch integrated mode that allows the audience to pick the next obstacles the streamer faces. Survival mode(s) in general each have a scoreboard for those who like to get competitive.
– Real player with 25.6 hrs in game
TopplePOP: Bungee Blockbusters
TopplePOP is physics puzzle action with bendy animal acrobats on bungee cords, for 1-4 players. Designed for solo, co-op and PvP in eSports battles, speedrun leaderboards & spectacular couch co-op parties. Become champions! Or don’t, and chill with an endless variety of zen puzzles.
TopplePOP takes block puzzles _**“off the grid” **_for fast & fluid freestyle physics fun!
Easy to pick up and play, with infinite depth to master.
Co-op action - team up with friends to pull off spectacular combo techniques!
Use gamepad or keys to guide bendy animal acrobats on rubber bands
Swing, rotate, shove, stack and fling blocks. Connect 4 to combo and POP!
Your pals are trapped, transformed into Grumble blocks! Rescue them to gain new abilities
Upsize combos & Topple chain reactions in pvp battles and co-op speedruns
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revolutionary physics-puzzle action, inspired by Tetris & PuyoPuyo
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instantly playable for endless solo play and spectacular couch co-op parties
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deep design for team-battle eSports & solo / co-op speedrun leaderboards
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gradual tutorials teach pro-techniques - become champions!
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or don’t! and chill with an endless variety of zen puzzles
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1 to 4 players in Co-Op Story Mode
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2 to 4 players in Vs. Mode (…possibly more!)
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Multiplayer Tournaments - team up with or against your friends
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Daily Challenges and Global Leaderboards
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Conquer increasingly hazardous missions, or chill with endless zen puzzles
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Play nice in co-op mode - communicate and synchronize your team maneuvers
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Be a meanie in battle mode - power-ups & chain reactions topple your opponents!
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Eight zones with distinct tools & hazards, rendered in a unique painterly art style
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Pick a path - choose your next mission, pick upgrades & gear up for the challenge
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Git gud - beat crushing traps, sinking icebergs, erupting lava and robot chainsaws!
Welcome to Bungee Blockbusters: a rapid-response brigade of rubber-banded heroes, deployed solo or in teams of two to four, against THE JUMBLE: a chaotic clutter of colorful blocks made of wood, metal, ice, fire, cactus, bubblegum, explosives and more!
Your pals are MIA, trapped inside sour-faced blocks called Grumbles, buried in the Jumble. Race to the rescue! Connect 3 same-color blocks to any Grumble and POP! instant freedom!
PRIMARY MISSION: Rescue lost Blockbusters! You have three minutes to swing down, fling blocks, pop Grumbles and free your pals! But beware - hang around too long, or stack too high and it’s GAME OVER - you’ll be transformed into Grumbles too!
SIDE OBJECTIVE: Explore deep in The Jumble! Discover new areas with their own unique tools and hazards; hone new skills to take on the toughest challenges - race to track down who or what is responsible for this mess and save the world!
Okay Blockbusters - you’ve got this! Bungees away!
WELCOME TO THE JUMBLE****
Bloody Trapland
Briefly: Bloody Trapland is a precision platformer of distinct levels. Alright game, yet some game design choices are rage-inducing in a mixed way.
I bought this to a group of friends a couple of years ago to play together. We played it a couple of times (a few hours) and had fun trying to beat “the story missions”. I forgot about it for a long time before coming back on a couple of occasions to beat the rest of the levels by myself. I consider it one of the hardest platformers I’ve played.
– Real player with 20.3 hrs in game
Bloody Trapland is a platformer, where you need to reach the end of the levels, avoiding dying in brutal ways.
The game graphically is well made, it contains gore which is looks decent. Also, the different enviroments looks good in the game too. I didn’t saw any visual bug throughout my playtime.
Controlls are really easy. You need 5 buttons to play the game and you can play with controller too, but I recommend playing with a keyboard. Works like a charm!
Music and sounds are okay at first, however for me, later become bit repetitive, because of the few different sound effect and just a few music per world. However, it’s still okay.
– Real player with 19.2 hrs in game