We have Don't Starve Together, Ultimate Chicken Horse on our list. Amogus is not an option, neither is Valheim (too time consuming for me)
DEEP ROCK GALACTIC
DORFS, GUNS, LASERS, ROBOTS, AND CAMARADERIE
Dude, I'm your friend. Let's play next time I have time off from work.
Overcooked is fun but pretty stressful. Rayman Legends is also good (the music levels are really cool). Can also recommend the Borderlands series, but you all need to agree on how completionist you want to be.
Not actually co-op but it can be fun to do a play through of Heavy Rain or Until Dawn and assign characters if you guys are in person.
Left 4 Dead 2, Minecraft, Warzone, Unrailed, Worms, Mordhau, Tabletop Simulator, and Tarkov
Awesomenauts is fun. It's a 2D MOBA.
I recently started playing City of Heroes again, the Homecoming server is decently populated and setup is a breeze.
Fall Guys is fun for about ninety minutes if you haven't tried it yet.
RWBY: Grimm Eclipse is a fun beat-em-up.
It's a fanmade private server, they've done some cool stuff like enable all of the costume options from level 1 and make options that had been previously gender-locked available to both, but otherwise it's exactly as I remember it.
I've had a lot of fun with Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes. Only one person needs to pay for it, so it's a very cheap option too. https://keeptalkinggame.com/
this game's fucking hard. really stretches my poor communication skills and tiny monkey brain
Valheim's the new hotness when it comes to this. Though the netcode is a bit rough rn from what I hear, especially for 6+ players. It's already a very solid title in the crafting/building/survival genre tho, especially for 20 bucks.
Yeah having issues with the netcode right now, gets laggy with 5 or more people, specifically when you all go to the same area and load new stuff or have lots of items on the ground.
But it sounds like they might be able to fix it pretty quickly. There's already some simple edits to a file that people are making that makes the game run smoothly. Unfortunately the simple dedicated server systems are instantly overwriting those files from backup, so you can't fix it on a dedicated server.
Someone said the developers are talking about this issue, and since other people were able to fix it, it probably won't take the devs long to do something similar.
Yeah from what I heard the bandwidth configuration has a pretty low cap by default in this build, so you can mitigate a lot of the rubberbanding and shit by just upping that in some configuration file
Yeah one of my friends wanted to get me to play it but it requires daily involvement to be enjoyable and i don't like it enough to spend that much time in front of my pc.
Fair. If you haven't gotten sucked into it pretty quickly (or can't afford the time to get sucked into it) then yeah you shouldn't force yourself along. Progression's pretty slow, at least with the current build.
I actually got my friends into it, but by the second day IRL they blew past me. I don't like playing videogames every day of the week, so I get a lot of FOMO when I do play it. Monkey's paw situation.
If you tend to get sucked into crafting survival type games like I do, then it's probably a safe bet. But according to our other comrade it's piratable already, so that's always a good way to demo (especially since the whole thing's only about 1GB size).
Yeah the way the graphics are done makes for some absolutely gorgeous wide shots. The devs were very crafty with how they designed it so that even relatively low-poly models and low-res textures can look good.
There is the l4d genre if you are just 4 people. You have the left for deads and the vermintides.
