Best Dog 4 Player Local Games on PC

Flock of Dogs

Flock of Dogs is a top-down, twin-stick, crew game. Most of the time, one player pilots the whale and everyone else rides flying dogs to battle and quest. Players can land on the whale and relaunch when ready. The journey leads to the Flying Festival through procedurally-generated, floating biomes with a mix of creatures, characters, and quests.

Together with your brother and sister Dogriders, mount up on flying dogs. Name them. Teach them tricks. Then put on a fancy hat, grab your umbrella, and soar through the air. Make sure to tend to your flock as dogs can get hungry, thirsty, sick, and injured.

A friendly skywhale acts kinda like your living airship. It will provide plenty of inventory space in its big belly and nests for your flying dogs. You can also strap different gear onto the whale, such as the water hose, vacuum turret, or just extra shelves.

Travel to the Flying Festival
Pick up hitchhikers on the way to the Flying Festival
Battle monsters to protect the hitchhikers you pick up on the way to the Festival
Fire broadsides from whale-mounted cannons
Be swallowed by a whale and then be spouted out of its belly
Collect solar power and mop up environmental disasters
Wear hats

The Flying Festival at the end of the Air River
Your treehouse on a floating island
Blue Blob Land
The eye of a sandstorm
Into a dark cave filled with monsters
Into a bightly lit cave to party with friends
A lighthouse
The land of giants

There is support for up to 8 LOCAL and/or ONLINE players. Singleplayer. 2 players on 1 keyboard. Dozens of supported controllers. And it features native network code built on the Photon Unity Networking plug-in. Of course, it also supports Steam Remote Play Together.

Every copy of Flock of Dogs comes with one Friend Slot. It’s not exactly 2-for-1, but in some ways, it’s better. A Friend Slot allows you to invite one friend who doesn’t own the game to join you online. This utilizes the native network code. You can invite any friend, and each time, it can be a different friend. Additional Friend Slots will be available for purchase.

Flock of Dogs is inspired by storybooks, cartoons, and suburban parks. It features hand-drawn characters and painted environments. It is filled with color and quirkiness and danger. Brave adventures can seek out dark caves filled with monsters, while those wanting a leisurely float to the Flying Festival are also accomodated. Wherever, however, and with whomever you play Fock of Dogs, It’s a magical flight.

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Flock of Dogs on Steam

Corgi Warlock

I’ve spent several hours playing Corgi Warlock, and overall, I have to say that I’m impressed with the game. It’s a side-scrolling action platformer with monsters to kill, loot to collect, and upgrades to attain.

The graphics and soundtrack are good, and the controller mechanics are both consistent and responsive. I enjoy gaming with a controller, and nothing disappoints me more than a game that advertises full controller support but doesn’t deliver. Corgi Warlock delivers.

There are 10 levels to the game, and so far, I’ve made it to level 7. What I thought at first was a casual gaming experience is actually really quite challenging. The layout of the levels isn’t where the challenge comes in, it’s the progression of monsters with varying degrees of health coming across the screen at a steadily increasing pace.

– Real player with 14.6 hrs in game

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So this is a pretty fun game for a little bit of money. I got it for the local co-op because me and my girlfriend like playing games together on one screen. While it’s a bit too hard for her, I think the difficulty’s not too bad. If you’re any good at bullethell games or learning enemy patterns quickly, you’ll have no real problems either. Level design’s pretty good and some parts reminded me of NES Contra and the Megaman series (though scaled down and more linear.) I haven’t gotten to try the battle mode yet, but it looks interesting. The graphics are fun and the weapons are interesting and diverse enough for a short game like this. My main critiques are pretty much all technical things. I only have PS3 controllers (which worked fine) and since you can’t change keybinds (without using an external program), the “jump” key is in a pretty awkward place. Being able to swap buttons around would be great. Also, it needs an easier difficulty for less experienced players. I could see my neices and nephews wanting to play a title like this and not being able to get anywhere on it. To be nitpicky, I guess, like most videogames, there’s nothing to spend money on later in the game. I beat the last boss with almost 2000 gold. It’s probably from playing steam games, but I kinda feel I should be able to buy some hats or something in it. Maybe buy magic spell upgrades earlier than you would normally get them. Since this has almost been out for a year, I doubt a major patch is going to come to change these things, so maybe it’ll change in a sequel. All in all, lotsa fun for a little price. Give it a try.

– Real player with 9.2 hrs in game

Corgi Warlock on Steam

Disobedient Sheep

This game is completely mad and great fun in local multiplayer, especially with my young kids - it’s simple enough for them to enjoy and doesn’t really matter if you play it well or not. It becomes complete mayhem with several dangerous items appearing or about to appear as you try to guide or bark the sheep away from danger! The different play modes are fun, the visuals are bright and appealing, the music suitably frenetic and some cheesy voice acting is a nice addition.

Since the last update controller support has greatly improved, and having 3 or 4 players madly scrambling around trying to keep the sheep safe is a blast. I thoroughly recommend Disobedient Sheep to anyone who has a few people in the house who want to play a game together, especially if some of them are young children.

– Real player with 14.7 hrs in game

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Disobedient Sheep is a couch-multiplayer party game with a heavy survival emphasis.

That it, the survival of some super-cute balls of wool that cannot, without your help, avoid the many genuine and lifelike hazards that come with being a sheep in today’s modern times. Ominously slow rolling boulders, falling anvils and anchors, bombs and of course the shepherd staple dynamite all await your precarious flock.

You play as a sheepdog, of which there are several cuddly variants, darting around the map for a time period dying to bark and generally hustle your sheep out of the way of these deadly obstacles. Your sheep act realistically, and group together in small flocks, but occasionally freak out at their impending existential nightmare and scurry off, making this challenge much harder than it sounds. As time goes on more and more dangers are thrown your way, making the final few seconds quite chaotic.

– Real player with 5.9 hrs in game

Disobedient Sheep on Steam

DOG GONE GOLFING

Dog Gone Golfing is an adorable title where you pick a dog and go golfing…with hockey pucks because the dogs chewed all the golf balls up. The game itself is fairly simple, with the objective being to get the puck in the hole in as few moves as possible. This game is easy to pick up and play, and if you aren’t careful, you might get sucked in for hours. I was really impressed with the amount of content that was in this game despite it being only $2.29. Overall, it’s a great and charming game for your library. :)

– Real player with 14.7 hrs in game

A simple Worms-style gameplay, at a rock-bottom price. Could have used more polish. For example, the functions of the two action-types are not explained. There are no golf clubs to select, nor directions to aim. The mechanics of obsticles, wind speeds, and ability-skills are not explained. The system of meta-game unlocks are not explained. Also, I am very annoyed that the xbox-style gamepad controller doesn’t work.

If you have the patience to look past the short-comings, then I think there is a golf-campaign to be explored. You will be limited to only one club, only hitting the ball straight ahead, and a having to learn as you go. Maybe you can even get your controller working with it. Dog Gone Golfing uses the Game Maker game engine. I tried playing this on an Ubuntu 18.10 system.

– Real player with 4.1 hrs in game

DOG GONE GOLFING on Steam

Coloring Book for Adults

For a free coloring book its not bad. You get three coloring packs (mandala, owls, dinos).

Issues:

The default pallet are weird color choices and not organized in any way.

The shaded pallet are off color for pure yellow and blue. They also include grayed versions of the chosen color instead of just a full light to dark range of the same hue.

The custom pallet:

a. The color chooser should go to to color already on the pallet not create a new swatch of an already present color; only adding if the color is not in the pallet already

– Real player with 19.2 hrs in game

I’d like to recommend this game, but it already seems abandoned and there are just too many little things I find annoying about it. (I only have the free images)

The “Standard Colors” palette are too random.

The “Shades Colors” are just not right. So many of the colors are either way too close or just the same color repeated, and they aren’t even shades of the same color.

I would seriously love just a simple color wheel or RGB input.

Why does the color picker tool automatically add the color to “My Palette”? I’d rather it just picked the color, so I could use it.

– Real player with 12.6 hrs in game

Coloring Book for Adults on Steam

Save Your Nuts

Great game for couch party at home with a bunch of friends. It’s easy to pick up for everyone, new player can join the party in the middle of a game and have fun. In the same time it’s challenging because of the physic and the cooperation.

It’s kind of addictive and hilarious, I recommend it !

– Real player with 52.8 hrs in game

My friends and I had a lot of fun playing this game.

There are some bugs that need fixing, but none that make the game unplayable.

Also the controls are a little sensitive, but they aren’t to bad.

WE did have an issue with pairing our controllers with it, and ended up having to switch to our keyboards instead, but over all we had a blast playing it.

Controls in general are very simple, and easy to pick up.

– Real player with 5.1 hrs in game

Save Your Nuts on Steam

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