Co-op

Co-op games

Co-op games are built around teamwork: two or more players work together toward shared objectives, whether that means finishing a story campaign, surviving waves of enemies, or solving puzzles. They can be played online or locally, depending on the title.

Play together in shared missions, campaigns, or challenges.
Common modes: online co-op, local co-op, and split-screen (game-dependent).
Popular formats: PvE co-op, co-op survival, co-op puzzle, and co-op story games.

What to expect from co-op gameplay

Most co-op games reward coordination—roles, timing, and communication matter. The best experience usually comes from picking a game that matches your group’s preferred pace and difficulty.

Role-based play: support, damage, builder, healer, or specialist roles (varies by game).
Shared progression: unlocks, loot, or upgrades earned together in many co-op titles.
Communication impact: voice chat helps, but some co-op games are designed to work without it.

How to choose the right co-op game

Different co-op games fit different groups. Use the points below to filter quickly by platform, session length, and style of cooperation.

Session length: quick runs (15–30 min) vs. long campaigns (10+ hours).
Difficulty: casual co-op vs. punishing co-op (soulslike, hardcore survival).
Style: action co-op, tactical co-op, horror co-op, puzzle co-op, or party co-op.
Platform needs: cross-play, couch co-op, or online-only (check per title).

Co-op

Co-op games

What to expect from co-op gameplay

How to choose the right co-op game

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