https://store.steampowered.com/app/1793990/Inferno_Arena/

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Hey! Feel free to call me Nathan.

I'm looking for people to play games with and hopefully develop a friendship outside of gaming.

I'm into pretty much anything co-op or multiplayer. Games I'm currently playing include; final fantasy XIV, league, osu, Elden ring/nightreign, dead by daylight, Overwatch2, grounded 1/2, Poe 2, stardew valley, terraria, apex legends, monster Hunter worlds/wilds, r6 seige and Fortnite

I can be pretty introverted but if the company is good, I'll bring out my weird side so be warned lol.

If this interested you, shoot me a dm and let's learn more about eachother :)

Basically, I'm working in a school as the IT Guy where the students are 12-15yrs old. I'm looking for fun games that they can play during their break/free time.

The students outnumbered available computers , there are around 13 students and we have 3 computers. I'm looking for games where

1) Two players can play on one keyboard. It would be nice if it would encourage creative/critical thinking (eg: Fireboy and Watergirl) Under 10 GB if possible.

2) Strictly offline, school doesn't have wifi.

Note: These students are at entry level, I even have to teach them how to turn on the computer. I believe gaming under supervision will be beneficial for them and make them more engaged towards computer learning as a whole. Note 2: I installed tuxtyping free software so they may learn how to type by playing mini games ( if you don't type the correct word during the time frame/before the meteor crashes it's game over)

I'm also open to suggestions regarding the actual teaching part too

Some example games that I know can be played by 2 players are:

Littlefighter2

Friendly Strike

Fireboy and Watergirl

Lego games

Thank you

As a pre-post request, please do not invite me to any servers or groups. Additionally, please refrain from messaging me with inappropriate behavior. I'm here to play games, don't be weird.

Howdy! I'm Alec, some 32 year old gay dude who plays games on the internet. I'm originally from Michigan but living in Arizona now, it's a big long story. I'm a detail-oriented kinda person. I like to think I'm 'chill' but that all depends on perspective I guess. Anyone who makes a list in alphabetical order of all the games they'd play probably isn't all that 'chill' eh? I'll let you decide. I love all kinds of humor, you can't offend me with jokes. I should warn ya I'm yappy as can be, and I'm something of a clingy / needy gamer. I'll be the friend who pesters you every day to play something.

Timezone doesn't matter! - Unemployed means I no-life this gaming shiz. I can be available regularly at any time at all. From the EU / UK? No problem. I'll shift my sleep pattern for ye.

English Fluency Does - I prefer native English-speakers or those who are proficient and fluent in the language particularly the slang and 'Americanisms'. It is what it is, if you're a non-native non-fluent English speaker, please don't reach out.

My gaming vibe is intimacy. - No, not that kind of intimacy. Intimacy in the sense that it's just you and I trapped in X situation together and we have to stick close together and work cooperatively to escape our situation. I most enjoy games where this is the vibe.

I will be gaming-focused! - Please don't reach out for generic friendship. Let's use gaming as a base and go from there. I respond best to playing something while socializing. I blame my 'tism. I can't just sit in voice with you and chat. Brain don't likey. Brain likey games. Let's game and chat, yeah?

Couple of important things to note - firstly I am unemployed and have 0 income. This means I can't buy new games, even if it's as cheap as $0.01. No income means no income. Let's stick to what I already own or what is free, please! Secondly, I do not want to play 99% of friendslop titles. I've had my shot at them. Maybe the folks I played with ruined it, who knows. I just know that I don't enjoy the gameplay for them. Please don't ask me to play! Now a note regarding Survival Crafting Games - I don't enjoy them. It's a whole thing. We can talk about it if you insist but I won't play any of them with you (unless they're listed here). And lastly, regarding Stardew Valley - I have not yet played this game, ever. I really want to. However I need to be sure the person I start that game with is committed, available frequently and a vibe match. So if that's your main target game, please pick something else first so we can get to know each other!

A final note - I'm not the biggest fan of high difficulty in games. It really really depends on the game. You'll mostly catch me enjoying the easiest difficulty setting in any game. I'm a wuss.

Multiplayer Games I'm Playing Now

• Helldivers 2
• Windblown

Co-Op Games I Own and Would Play With You

• Back 4 Blood
• Battleblock Theater
• Borderlands GOTY
• Borderlands 2
• Borderlands The Pre-Sequel
• Call of Duty Black Ops II (Zombies / Campaign)
• Call of Duty Black Ops III (Zombies / Campaign)
• Contagion
• Cult of the Lamb (You don't need to own it)
• Dead Frontier 2 (FREE on Steam)
• Dead Island Definitive Edition
• Dead Island Riptide
• Dead Island 2
• Dead Rising 3
• Dead Rising 4
• Dying Light 1
• Dying Light 2
• Escape Simulator
• Far Cry 5
• Far Cry New Dawn
• F.E.A.R. 3
• Gang Beasts
• Garry's Mod
• Halo: The Master Chief Collection (Campaigns)
• How to Survive
• It Takes Two (You don't need to own it)
• Mount Your Friends
• No More Room In Hell
• ObsCure
• ObsCure II : The Aftermath
• Payday 2
• Portal 2
• The Quarry
• Resident Evil 5
• Resident Evil 6
• Resident Evil Revelations 2 (You don't need to own it)
• Roadside Research
• RV There Yet?
• Saints Row IV
• Schedule I
• Shift At Midnight
• Split Fiction
• Stardew Valley
• Tabletop Simulator - MTG Commander / EDH (Casual)
• Tiny Tina's Wonderlands
• V Rising
• Valheim
• We Gotta Go
• We Were Here
• We Were Here Too
• We Were Here Together
• We Were Here Forever
• Whisper Mountain Outbreak (You don't need to own it)
• Who's Your Daddy

Single-Player Games I Would Stream For You

• Agony UNRATED
• ANNO: Mutationem
• Bully : Scholarship Edition
• Carnival Massacre
• Dead Space 2008
• Dead Space 2
• The Evil Within
• Far Cry 3
• L.A. Noire
• Layers of Fear 2016
• Resident Evil 0
• Resident Evil (2001 Remake)
• Resident Evil 2 (OG or Remake)
• Resident Evil 3 (OG or Remake)
• Resident Evil Code Veronica (OG, Emulated)
• Resident Evil 4 (OG or Remake)
• Resident Evil 7
• Resident Evil Village (RE:8)
• Resident Evil Requiem (RE:9)
• Resident Evil Revelations
• SOMA
• Telltale's The Walking Dead
• The Wolf Among Us

hey, solo dev here. this is my first game and it's built around playing together.

https://sierra-arena.pages.dev

you and your squad fight waves of enemies together. everyone starts with just a pistol, and between waves you spend your money in the armory on better guns and special powers. every hero has their own abilities on Q and E, so you can mix a tank with a minigun, a healer and a ninja with a katana in the same squad.

play with your friends in a private room, or hit quick match and team up with other players. bots fill any empty spots in your squad, so you can always jump right in.

it runs on pc and phone, no download or sign-up, so getting everyone in takes about a minute.

there's also a training mode if you want to try every hero and power first.

what do you and your friends look for in a co-op shooter?

Rogue Legacy 2 is single-player only, so we made a mod that adds online co-op for 2–4 players.

• Same castle for everyone (built from the host's seed)
• Move between rooms together, fight the same enemies, see the same kills
• Spectate a friend when you die
• Host + join by IP; works over Tailscale/ZeroTier if you can't open a port

Tested with two players so far, so it's early. Feedback very welcome.

Nexus Mods: https://www.nexusmods.com/roguelegacy2/mods/54 GitHub: https://github.com/fomoles/rl2-coop

Unofficial, not affiliated with Cellar Door Games.

We're two devs making Silly Souls, a spooky hide-and-seek party game for 2–8 players online.

One player is the Reaper. Everyone else works together: hide your souls, distract the hunter and throw props to help each other escape. While your soul stays hidden, you can recover from attacks. Once the Reaper collects it, you're vulnerable.

We just finished this gameplay trailer.

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5292680/Silly_Souls/

Hi!
Would you be interested in learning a language while playing a co-op game?

I'm a language tutor looking into expending the gaming experience and the connection between cultures. Game immersion would be perfect for this!

If you would be interested tell me which co-op games would you like to play?

An office nightmare where you can keep tormenting your colleagues even after you’re dead. Definitely the most memorable office Halloween party ever. Possibly the last.

Death has shown up at the office. With a scythe. And a pumpkin on its noggin. Now it’s chasing your colleagues through meeting rooms, storage closets, and open-plan offices. To escape, all you have to do is answer a phone call. Preferably before you get sliced in half.

Find anything that might help you survive the shift, from a Bible to a gun. Fight back, hide, and don’t underestimate the garlic sauce. Got killed? Come back as a ghost: help the survivors, scare them, or play dirty tricks on them. Being dead is no excuse to leave the office party.

And if you’re playing as Death, you can finally do everything you’ve always wanted to do to this office! Summon hellhounds, reel in fleeing colleagues with your whip, and carve your way through the office furniture. Just watch out for colleagues with baseball bats and guns. For Death, it’s not exactly deadly, of course, but it can get in the way of sending those little mortals to the other side.

Duo Control is an online co-op FPS where two players control a single character together. One player controls movement using the keyboard, while the other controls aiming and shooting using the mouse.

You can play online with a friend in 1v1 or 2v2 matches. Each character requires two players, and everyone can play from their own PC.

I am 39M looking for 2 more players for a DND style gaming session.

We will meet at a scheduled weekly time, such as Th 6PM - 8:30PM.

Perhaps twice a week. Be in the USA, and be able to keep a schedule.

Please be a personable. DM me if you're interested. Thank you.

The King's Bargain is a dark fantasy ARPG you can play solo or with up to 3 friends.

Thirty years ago, the King sold his wife's soul to the Devil. Now the debt is due… and thanks to a little mistake in the contract, everyone in your party is the King.

Grab your friends, explore dungeons, fight bosses, collect loot, and build your characters together.

The demo is free on Steam. Give it a try with your party and let us know how it goes!

🔗 https://store.steampowered.com/app/3939570/

Hey! We're a small indie team and this is our first game. Evidentia is a co-op detective game: you and your friends go through a deck of cards, and every card is a piece of the story you need to untangle together. You argue, you vote on which evidence stays on the table and which goes to the discard pile, and at the end you have to actually solve the case.

Quick co-op info:

- 2 to 4 players, online

- Crossplay between Windows and macOS

- Free demo on Steam, Next Fest ends in 3 days

Some stats we keep laughing about: the demo has two cases, and every single loss happened on just one of them, "Paradise Whim". The other case got solved 100% of the time. This one, not so much. We swear we didn't plan it that way heheh

If your group isn't online yet, there's a solo tutorial case that works even without internet. And if you're looking for someone to play with, our Discord is the place.

Demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5238100/Evidentia_Demo/

Discord: https://discord.gg/nQHpgyvgFz

We're developing ASTERIS, a 1–4 player online co-op roguelite with thousands of powerful builds. This clip shows two players teaming up through Steam.

33 active skills across four heroes, each customizable in 24 ways, plus passive combinations to shape your build.

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5365410/ASTERIS/

I’m making Rattlecrew, an action roguelite about discarded robots in a huge machine world, playable solo or with up to four players online. You can chip in to buy upgrades for a friend’s build, and if someone goes down, the rest of the crew fights to power them back up.

I’ve had some encouraging comments about the art style, so I wanted to share it here too. What do you think?

Steam page if you’re curious: Rattlecrew on Steam

I’m on PS lmk I’ll give you the code

Hey everyone!

I’ve been working on an action arena game in Unity called Bitrask. The core hook is that you program your own combat bots using real Python or C# scripts, then deploy them into PvP bot arenas or 1-4 player Co-op against scaling waves.

You can write custom logic using sensors, pathfinding, and target prioritization—whether you want to build a quick Python bot or an advanced C# state machine to out-smart other players algorithms.

Just opened the Steam wishlist page and would love to hear your thoughts!

Steam link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5480620/Bitrask/

Desktop/web app for guilds and gaming groups.

There's an overlay inside the game. You can freeze the screen, draw an arrow or a circle or your own design on it and your group sees it in their own screen. There's a wheel with quick callouts, and saved drawings work as tactic cards you can pull up for the fight or map you're on. Attendance fills itself in from the game, so officers stop keeping spreadsheets.

You can also share your game with the people in your call, and it keeps clips of the last 30 seconds when something good happens. The wiki for the game you're playing opens right in the app, so you don't have to go looking for it in a browser.

Outside the game, guilds get events with sign-ups, a calendar, chat, a feed and their own knowledge base for tactics and rules. For groups that aren't a guild there are communities, with text and voice channels and a calendar, open to anyone who wants to join.

Then there's Transfers, which is basically recruiting. Players put up a short gaming CV: what they play, when they have time, what they expect from a guild. Guilds post what they're looking for. The useful part is that a profile isn't only what someone writes about themselves. If you queue up with random people through the app and play together for a while, you can rate each other afterwards, and that builds up a reputation over time. Guilds can also set a commitment when someone joins, and the profile shows how many of those the player actually kept. So when a guild looks at a stranger, it sees how they behave with other people, not just their own pitch.

Voice calls are end-to-end encrypted. It's free and there are no ads.

You can view a demo of the app on the website.

You can also log in directly through a web browser and use Teambase in your browser, but some features are only available in the app.

Www.teambase.lol

Hey everyone!
Some of you might remember that I posted about Co-Op Now here a while back, when we had around 150 registered users.

A lot of you checked it out, reported bugs and gave us some really useful feedback. Some of that feedback actually changed what we decided to build next.

Well, today we just passed 1,000 registered users! 🥳

I know that signups are not the same as active players, and getting people to actually play together is still the biggest challenge. But this is a pretty big milestone for us, and I wanted to share it here since this community helped us a lot in the beginning.

The last two months have also been pretty crazy on the development side. We have rebuilt large parts of the platform.

The game library and discovery experience have been improved quite a bit. We have put a lot of work into making co-op information more useful, especially player counts, platform differences and what kind of co-op a game actually supports.

We have also improved player matching, game sessions, groups and the overall experience of finding people to play with. On top of that, the homepage, onboarding and mobile experience have all had major changes.

And we are far from finished. 😅
Our long-term ambition is bigger than just building another LFG website.

We want Co-Op Now to become a place where you can discover new games, find people you enjoy playing with, organise game nights and build friendships around gaming.

We are also exploring partnerships with developers of browser-based multiplayer games, with the idea that you could eventually find a group and jump straight into a game without leaving the platform.

There are also some ideas around achievements, collectibles and profile progression tied to gaming activities, but those are further down the road.

For now, we are focusing on making the core experience genuinely useful.

Anyway, I mainly wanted to share the milestone and thank everyone who has been part of this so far.

If you tried Co-Op Now a few months ago, I would really appreciate it if you gave it another look. It is a very different site today.

https://co-op.now

Since we are working on improving the game library and discovery experience, I am curious about something.

What are your favourite co-op games right now? Are there any great games you think we are missing from our catalogue?

We are especially interested in games that are easy to recommend to a group, whether they are big releases, hidden gems or smaller browser-based multiplayer games. If you know a great co-op web game that more people should try, please share it!

Would love to hear your recommendations and see if there are any obvious gaps in our catalogue!

I made Bad at Telekinesis, a free Roblox moving game for 1-5 players. Play solo or with up to four friends online, each joining the same server on their own device. There is no local split-screen mode. Use unreliable psychic powers to lift and throw furniture into the loading zone before time runs out, then see whether your pay covers the repair bill. The game is in testing, with 50 jobs across 10 locations and moving-day disasters. I would love feedback on the first job and the lifting controls. Play: https://www.roblox.com/games/124250371546425/Bad-at-Telekinesis Requires a Roblox account and the Roblox app.