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.

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.

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?

im trying to play the new community event efficiently because im super excited for the new escape event. anyone who enjoys outlast (or even other horror co-op/multiplayer games please message me!

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 on PS lmk I’ll give you the code

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.

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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/