Local Cooperative PC Games

Juego Steam GoG Epic
A Hat in Time Steam GoG Epic
A Way Out Steam Epic
Basketball Classics Steam
Battleblock Theater Steam
Beyond Two Souls Steam Epic
Castle Crashers Steam GoG
Cuphead Steam GoG
Dariusburst Chronicle Saviors Steam
Guacamelee Steam GoG
Helldivers Steam GoG
Heavenly Bodies Steam
Ibb & Obb Steam
It takes two Steam Epic
Katanari Damacy Reroll Steam
Lego Games (Marvel, LOTR, Indiana Jones, Star Wars) Steam
Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime Steam GoG
Magicka Steam GoG
Moving Out Steam Epic
Overcooked Steam GoG
Pinball FX3 Steam
PlateUp Steam
Portal 2 Steam GoG
Project Zomboid Steam GoG
Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos Steam
Rocket League Epic
Roots of Patcha Steam
Skullgirls Steam
Sonic All Stars Racing Transformed Steam
Spiritfarer Steam GoG
Stardew Valley Steam GoG
Strikey Sisters Steam
Sun Haven Steam
Trine Steam GoG
Trine 2 Steam GoG
Unrailed Steam Epic
Unravel Steam
Unravel Two Steam Epic
Wingspan Steam GoG

Edit

I love this community, got so many recomendations I decided to update the first post! Sorry if I couldn’t reply to everyone, Jerboa almost exploded, haha. But I’ll upvote all your contributions now that I’m on PC.

Original post

I like to play on the same computer with my bf, and recently we’ve started to get tired of MAME since we’ve been playing our faves on repeat for so long.

The other game we play is Spelunky, since is the only local co-op game I have on Steam. I ask because Steam summer sales are close and I can give him a surprise :D

Thanks!

  • ttzera@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    I wouldn’t recommend A Hat in Time, the local co-op is really bad because of how the camera works. :(

    A few steam games I know:

    ibb & obb
    Dinasty Warriors 8

    We played on PS but also available for pc:
    It Takes Two
    Stardew Valley
    Children of Morta
    Divinity: Original Sin 2
    Cuphead
    Guacamelee
    Moon Hunters
    Out of Space

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    If you don’t mind something more casual and relaxing, Spiritfarer is good too. Wife and I played it in about a week. Very touching story at parts too.

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    1 year ago

    Remember if you’re a PC gamer, emulation is a great place to look for couch co-op since PC gaming seems to be rather averse to split screen unfortunately. There are a lot of extremely good split-screen games on PS2/GC that will look and run significantly nicer on PC.

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      1 year ago

      I’d like to add some Arcade suggestions:

      Golden Axe X-Men (6 player) The Simpsons The Punisher Snake Rattle ‘n’ Roll (NES) Revolution X

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    Make sure to check the Nucleus Coop App if you haven’t already!

    https://nucleus-coop.github.io/

    It turns games that don’t have a native local coop mode into local coop by simulating a LAN and running two instances of the game communicating exclusively with each other. It works really well, especially if you have a multi-monitor setup.

    I have played multiple games in local coop with my brother with this, including Elden Ring. It’s been a blast.

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    1 year ago

    I was a bit confused when you said local co-op. It implies 2 computers on the same local network(connected to the same router, no internet connection required). I think the term you’re looking for is split screen gaming.

    When I looked at pictures of Spelunky games like Clonk and Liero popped into mind, I think there are options for split screen multiplayer in those games, they’re old school PvP games.

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      1 year ago

      I was a bit confused when you said local co-op. It implies 2 computers on the same local network

      My friends call that LAN play or LAN co-op. To me, local co-op has always been a more general phrase, covering all of the above.