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Terraria uses a bright color palette and an upbeat chiptune soundtrack to ease you into its world. However, once you start exploring and spend time in it you'll notice it's not as cozy as it first seemed to be. Blood Moons that rouse the dead from their graves. Goblin armies trying to destroy everything in their wake. Vast and dark cave systems, filled with odd creatures and various dangers. Ancient ruins, teeming with the restless dead and evil spirits. Pockets of decaying land, thriving with misshapen monstrosities. It's really fun to explore and discover something new about the world of Terraria. See More

Terraria

Top Pro

Intriguing world

Top Con

Progress can feel slow

Quite often you'll have to collect tons of materials to craft the necessary tools, equipment, and boss summoning items to advance. This can take a really long time, especially if you're unlucky with the items dropped by mobs. See More

Specs

Genre:2D platformer / Minecraft-like

Co-Op:8 Player Online / 8 Player LAN

Controller Support:Android (MOGA / HID), Steam (Full)

Terraria has all kinds of tools and materials you can use to build whatever you can imagine. From housing, to furniture, to weapons, to types of structure, the possibilities are almost endless. This is great for children who enjoy building and problem solving, and for adults who enjoy the same. It also makes for a great objective-less game, where you can do just about anything you want at your own pace. See More

Top Pro

Allows for freedom of expression for all ages, all at your own pace

Top Con

Low replay value for those who play it as an adventure game

Terraria is a sandbox platform-adventure game, so it partly hinges on beating various bosses. If you play it purely for the sake of defeating all the bosses, you might have little else to do afterwards. Restarting the game won't be as enjoyable either because you'll already know what to expect, causing continued play without a new goal feel mundane or boring. See More

Top Pro

Playing with friends allows for endless scenarios

Up to 8 players can join any Terraria world. You can progress through the game normally, build a race course and compete in it, or split into factions and wage war against each other. The scenarios are endless, you just have to let loose your creativity. See More

Top Pro

Lots of community servers, tutorials, and streams

Terraria has a large community of players on every platform including mobile, desktop, and console. Because of this, there are many servers to play on, as well as tutorials and Let's Plays. Finding content or help getting started is quite easy. See More

Top Pro

Fun combat

It starts out simple, with you whacking away at slow moving zombies and flying eyes, gradually shifting to more fierce and fearsome enemies such as flying demons, agile lizardmen, and many more. To survive you'll have to be always on the move, dodge enemy attacks, and be accurate when you retaliate. There are also plenty of weapons to choose from. Melee weapons such as swords, hammers, lances, and flails. Ranged weapons such as bows, crossbows, rifles, and miniguns. And various items that allow you to cast spells. Whatever you choose, it feels great to destroy hordes of enemies. See More

You'll have to repeatedly collect a lot of basic materials like twigs, grass, and ore. This is because most of the starting recipes share the same required materials. Even later in the game you'll be doing many repetitive tasks. Gathering enough firewood for winter is especially bad because you have to chop down dozens of trees. All of this is made worse by the limited inventory space, causing you to make the same trip multiple times. See More

Don't Starve Together

Top Con

Can get repetitive

Top Pro

Pleasantly twisted sense of humor

There's a dark sense of humor that pervades the game. There's a humanoid spider boy who can grow a beard of silk. There's a living chest called Chester who acts like a dog. There's also silly info text, werepigs, trees that retaliate when you chop them, and many other things. See More

Specs

Genre:Roguelike, Survival, Horror

Co-Op:2-4 Player Local

The first few attempts will last only a couple of in-game days. This is because the game has various punishing mechanics, which you can only learn through trial and error. One such mechanic is the darkness, which will kill you in under a minute if you don't have a light source. Followed by packs of hounds that randomly spawn to kill you. In most cases preparation is key and you can't prepare without knowledge. See More

Top Con

Steep learning curve

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The further you get, the more you will learn

Starting out you'll only be gathering twigs and grass, maybe chop a tree. You'll also gather basic food such as mushrooms and carrots. Then you'll start building your encampment, learning how the day/night cycle and the seasons work. Later on you'll start building massive farms, refridgerators, fortifications, and many other things. All of this is done for the sake of not starving. As the game progresses, you will encounter mechanics such as drought, forest fires, the rainy, season, the cold and many others. To counteract these you need to plan properly and will probably die the first time around. Once your knowledge reaches a certain level, you'll be able to survive indefinitely. See More

Top Pro

Unique mix of 2D and 3D art offers a change of pace

Don't Starve Together has a very unique art style that places two-dimensional characters in a three-dimensional setting. Even the waves in the sea look like cardboard cutouts used in a puppet show. This look and feel to the graphics is a nice change of pace from ultra-realistic games. See More

Top Pro

Deep and varied crafting system with hundreds of items

The crafting system has a lot of depth to it and there are tons of items to make. Starting with the recipe for a torch and a pickaxe. You can also make weapons, armor, and various laboratories that enable new technologies. Building new stuff and advancing is the key to surviving the coming winter. See More

Top Pro

Tweak the gameplay settings to fit any skill level

The game gives you a lot of customization options. You can change the length of day, weather patterns, and spawn rates for resources and monsters. This allows you to adjust the difficulty level to suit your skill and preference. See More

Top Pro

Great replay value

Don't Starve Together has randomly generated (customizable) levels, unlockable characters, a story mode, and you can also play it with up to 5 other friends. All of this helps keep subsequent attempts/playthroughs fresh. See More

Top Pro

Maintains depth while still being accessible

Don't Starve Together starts out easy. The only mechanic when starting out is to avoid starvation. Then, as you explore the world, new mechanics, goals, and story elements are introduced gradually. See More

Top Pro

An organic story generator that never gets old

Goals and story elements are unveiled organically over time and they are different in each playthrough. See More

While Borderlands can be played solo, the game's different classes are designed to work well together, promoting teamwork. One player might be a tank, drawing enemy attention on the battlefield, giving the sniper character some breathing room to take down a boss, for instance. See More

Borderlands: The Handsome Collection

Top Pro

Complementary classes that emphasize teamwork

Top Con

Not really great for short pick-up games

The Borderlands games are super long, with dozens of missions to do between them, not to mention classes to grind and loot to find. If you're wanting a quick, pick-up-and-play type game, Borderlands isn't great for that. It wants more of a commitment. See More

PrincipledGilgamesh's Experience

I play it a lot with my lil' sis, since she loves BL2 so much, having finished it 3 times on the PS3 with my dad and a friend of his. On the same day I bought it on PSN, we rushed 6 hours straight without tiring at all. Next day we would be playing for 8 hours straight with our dad in his friend's borrowed controller. My sister and I both have more than 3 days (the total is about 85 hours) of play time with our initial characters on BL2. I got the game on February this year. Since it includes the four main DLCs and all minor extra content, playthroughs can easily extend to more than 150 hours with every character if you decide to cap your character to the supreme level of 72 and get overleveled loot. I've heard of players having more than 1k hours spent just on BL2. The game is fun and will not get dull quickly. We can assure you that. See More

Specs

Genre:First-Person Shooter

Both games in the collection have 6 character classes (12 total). Each one has unique abilities that are affected by the skill trees, allowing you to further specialize your character to suit your playstyle. You can choose the support skills to help your teammates, defensive skills if you like being in the middle of the action, or offensive skills to quickly destroy enemies at the cost of increased risk. There's enough variety to keep it fresh across multiple playthroughs of two very similar games. See More

Top Pro

Great variety of character classes

Top Con

Lots of slow-paced sequences

Between objectives you often find yourself slowly walking through a massive map with no enemies in sight. See More

EmbiggenedRumina's Experience

Best multiplayer game since gamecube See More

Top Pro

Really good value for its price

The Handsome Collection contains Borderlands 2 and Borderlands: TPS with all of their DLC included, which gives you more than 100 hours of exciting content. Before this collection was released you'd have to spend more than $100 to get all the DLC for these 2 games. See More

Top Con

You can't change splitscreen settings in Borderlands: TPS

The screen is split vertically when you play 2 player coop, creating massive blindspots on the sides. This is really inconvenient when playing FPS games since you won't see enemies trying to flank you. See More

Top Pro

Awesome co-op experience

Borderlands is a lot more fun when you play it together with your friends. It's not just due to the excitement of going on an adventure together, it's also because the teamwork feels rewarding and meaningful. The various characters and guns have their strengths and weaknesses, so you can cover for each others weaknesses. It creates an experience where you learn to rely on each other and forge a stronger bond as a result. See More

Top Con

Can get repetitive over long play sessions

The gameplay is very simple at its core - you get a new mission, shoot/beat up everyone, loot items, rinse, and repeat. After doing this multiple times it can start feeling a bit dull, especially at the lower levels when your character doesn't have many abilities unlocked to keep it interesting. It might be better to stick to short play sessions, which could prevent you from burning out. See More

Top Pro

Comedic story

The story of the games included in the Handsome Collection is really funny, with a bunch of great characters and awesome jokes. See More

Top Con

Loot feels limited in the Pre-Sequel

The loot in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel feels very limited compared to earlier games in the series. Legendary items are almost impossible to find in chests or from enemies; it’s more likely you will find them in an item shop. This means you may have to spend hours grinding for cash in order to purchase the best weapons, because they'll never drop in the wild. See More

Top Pro

1080p and better textures over the original console versions

The Handsome Collection is an HD remaster of two previous-gen games, Borderlands 2 and Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel. Because it's a remaster, it's now in 1080p and offers better textures and effects than the original games. See More

Top Con

Constant frame rate drops and screen tearing

While the game does target 60fps, it often drops below 40 when many things are occurring on screen, which happens often. The game also uses adaptive v-sync, which doesn't work as well as it should, resulting in lots of screen-tearing. See More

Top Pro

Allows freedom to switch between missions

If you find out that a boss is too hard, you can always switch to a different, easier mission, do some grinding, level up, and come back at the new boss with more powerful weapons and skills. See More

Top Pro

Exciting loot collection

Every time you kill an enemy or open a chest an item can drop. There are millions of possible combinations, each with their unique appearances and stats, so you never know what you'll get. It can be a really weak but rainbow-colored rifle, or an exceptionally powerful golden shotgun. The potential to find the best loot in the most humble locations makes killing enemies and finding chests incredibly exciting and satisfying. See More

Top Pro

Low gravity effects in the Pre-Sequel gives better playability to the sniper class

The new low gravity effects work quite well, giving players more of a chance to put distance between themselves and their targets. This makes sniping a lot more viable than in previous Borderlands titles. See More

Top Pro

Overlevel

Probably the best feature for grinding-lovers. Since the collection includes the Ultimate Vauld Hunter add-on, players now have a cap of 72, instead of 50, and go through a short skill test proposed by Tannis up to 8 times to increase the level of the loot found throughout the game, meaning that maxing out the overlevel stat would make mobs drop level 80 loot. This also means enemies will get sadistically stronger. Some of them will even be higher than 80 (for example, a level 82 Bullymong, now called Demong) and will deal massive amounts of damage. It's pretty much like Hell but 8x worse. See More

Top Pro

Utter Domination

Each game has a time limit of 5 minutes, paused only when a team scores to reset the ball to mid-field. By keeping each session short, the game works well for people wanting to play a quick game without getting drawn into a long play session. See More

Rocket League

Top Pro

Great for quick play sessions

Top Con

It lags all the time waste of time

PrincipledGilgamesh's Experience

Rocket League was made to play with other players. Having played it on a splitscreen, I've realized that and it's way more fun than just rushing through seasons alone against bots. Besides that, laughing with your friends after your poor soccer skills is priceless. See More

Specs

Genre:Sports / Racing / Soccer

Co-Op:4 Player Online / 4 Player Couch

Rocket League is soccer at its simplest: get the ball in the net. It's a fast, easy-to-understand game, and just about anyone can get the hang of it after just a few rounds of play. See More

Top Pro

Clear objectives keeps the focus on the gameplay

Top Con

Can give an headache after an hour

Because of the graphics and gameplay. See More

TrustingKusarikku's Experience

really fun. See More

Top Pro

Moon-like physics give a delightful sense of exaggerated abilities

The physics in this game are slightly warped, making it seem like you're on the moon. This means that cars fly around if they collide or go up ramps, giving it a feel of superpowers. See More

Top Con

Steep learning curve

It has a steep learning curve and the controls are hard to master. See More

FriendlyAstghik's Experience

really fun for co op and really fast. fluid gameplay. you'll never get tired of this game. trust me ive been palying it local/online for the past 2 and half years. 1v 1, 3v3 and 4v4 are awesome. worth the purchase See More

Top Pro

Clean and Clear visuals make for a very cool arcade-like experience

Rocket League's fantastic art style makes gameplay feel really clear and easy to understand at all times. The bright colors and crisp visuals also gives it that arcadey "pop" that makes it feel a lot more exciting than other car games. See More

Top Con

Minimal features and basic gameplay keeps the players options feeling too light

Other than the main gameplay mode, there isn't much else to do. The game's laser-focus on its primary mode can be a great thing, but sometimes it can leave players wanting more. See More

Amy L.'s Experience

One of the most fun I had !! ^ ^ See More

Top Pro

Easy to learn

Top Con

Matchmaking can be slow at times

It can take a while to find a suitable opponent, particularly for higher-tier players. No one likes waiting around to join a match. See More

Top Pro

Splitscreen online play

Even with three other players, you don't have to play only against bots. 4 local players VS 4 online players (or whatever team layout you may choose) is possible and improves the experience. See More

Top Pro

Simple controls

Whether you use a controller or keyboard and mouse, the controls are fairly simple. You are driving a car pushing a ball around, with forward, reverse, boost, power-slide and jump as your only real abilities to learn. The difficulty comes in learning to use them at the right times. Doing this will allow you to perform in-air and off the wall maneuvers, making for breath-taking and unexpected plays. See More

Top Pro

Customization of cars is creative and fun

There are quite a few cars to choose from, including DLC cars such as the Delorean from Back to the Future. After picking a car, you can customized it with countless possibilities. You can change the paint scheme, color, paint type (gloss/flat, etc.), wheels, boost color, hat, and antenna toppers. This allows you to create a car that truly matches your style. See More

Top Pro

Continuously updated

Since its release, Rocket League has received frequent, continuous updates, ensuring that the game remains fresh for its die-hard fans. See More

Top Pro

Tons of fun for players looking to team up with friends

Rocket League is perfect for when you want to play with friends for some couch co-op or online play. Matches are fast-paced and quick, with a bunch of back-and-forth between which team has the ball and which team has chances to intercept and get the ball on their side of the field. Coordinating with your team can open up some awesome plays where you manage to outscore the other players or get some exciting last-minute intercepts. Plus, playing with a pre-set team helps you avoid the randomness of getting matched up with strangers who may or may not want to be team players. See More

Gang Beasts features local co-op for up to 8 players, which makes this a great game to play when many people are around such as at a party or large gathering. See More

Gang Beasts

Top Pro

Works great as a party game with large gatherings, thanks to the large number of players allowed by the built-in local multiplayer

Top Con

Too random and imprecise

Poor controls meant to be deliberately obtuse. The game is more about struggling against the poor scheme than anything else. A chore to play. See More

GenerousEpiales's Experience

This game is extremely funny and i dont know what these people are talking about in saying that it isnt appropriate for small children theres no blood or gore or even any cussing its basically a bunch of clay figures slapping each other. See More

Specs

Genre:Fighting / Tekken / Street Fighter

Co-Op:Local/Online Multiplayer

Players can throw their opponents into huge industrial shredders or under the wheel of traffic to hilarious and gross effect. This is the goal of the game: taking out one's opponents in any way possible. See More

Top Pro

Outlandish ousting of opponents can be quite a surreal experience

Top Con

Not child friendly

While the graphics are cartoon-like and seemingly geared towards children, the gameplay is anything but. This is definitely not a game for small children due to the violence found within. See More

Top Pro

The game engine can lead to unexpected outcomes

From funny to just outright weird glitches along with random mechanics can lead to a replayed level to have a completely different outcome, regardless of button mashing skills. See More

Top Pro

Easily play on multiple platforms thanks to it being available on multiple operating systems

Gang Beasts is available on both Windows, Mac OS and Linux systems. See More

Top Pro

The game engine can lead to unexpected outcomes.

From funny to just outright weird glitches along with random mechanics can lead to a replayed level to have a completely different outcome, regardless of button mashing skills. See More

You run, jump, and shoot arrows, which anyone can learn in a matter of minutes. To become a great player, however, there is a lot of technique and strategy to learn. This includes aiming, using cover, reading your opponent, and many other things. As a result, TowerFall Ascension is accessible to casual players while also being able to keep the hardcore players interested. See More

TowerFall Ascension

Top Pro

Easy to learn but hard to master

Top Con

Limited to just local multiplayer

As it is now, you're limited to just playing with or against your friends or not playing at all. If you could play matches against other players online, the game would've been a lot more accessible. See More

Abhishek Gupta's Experience

My co-workers introduced me to this game. It's a lot of fun to play at the end of the workday with 3 other people. Each play is only a few minutes long and it's easy to jump in and out. It was easy to get the hang of the controls as well. After a few days of playing I can catch the other players sometimes. It'll be a while before I can beat any of the experienced players but it's a great game to play and connect with new employees. See More

Top Pro

Super competitive

Very fun between friends and co-workers. See More

Top Con

Really short co-op campaign

The co-op quest mode takes around seven hours to complete. So if you're not interested in the competitive multiplayer aspect of TowerFall Ascension, you'll run out of things to do really fast. See More

Marcelo Junior's Experience

best game special with you know how to setup the specials See More

Top Pro

Strategic gameplay

Player ammo is limited to three rounds, so each shot needs consideration, and each miss requires fast thinking and decisiveness, so players do not run out of ammo. See More

Top Pro

Feels fair at any skill level

Each player only has three arrows at the beginning of a match. Once they are fired, the arrows can be picked up by anyone. This way no player can build momentum that feels oppressive, allowing even new players to control the pace of a match since they can just hog all the arrows. See More

Top Pro

Short and sweet

The rounds can be really short, almost certainly giving you the possibility of winning at least once. Giving you that sweet feeling of victory while killing your friends. See More

Top Pro

Single-screen levels add depth to strategy

In the style of old school games like Asteroids, everything that moves outside the edge of the screen appears on the opposite side of it. Because of this you always need to remain aware of your surroundings and other player locations, so you don't get hit by an arrow coming from an unexpected direction. This adds a level complexity not found in many modern games, which is quite refreshing. See More

Top Pro

Co-op mode that improves communication

TowerFall Ascension has a 2-player co-op mode where you and your friend fight against hordes of bad guys. It has friendly fire, so you need to communicate to avoid hurting each other. This creates a mode that motivates you to communicate with your friend more, leading to a lot of back and forth banter. See More

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Diablo III: Reaper of Souls - Ultimate Evil Edition

Top Con

Not split screen

Top Pro

A lengthy campaign and randomized maps mean the game never gets boring

Diablo 3, like its predecessors, features randomized levels, a huge amount of loot, plenty of character classes and customization, so no two campaign playthroughs are ever the same. There's always something interesting to try. See More

Paolo's Experience

This game is really addictive and rewarding. Put in a lot of hours as a monk and crusader in this one. See More

Specs

Genre:Dungeon Crawler RPG

Previous Diablo games were known for having permanent improvements throughout the game, but Diablo 3 focuses more on customization as you raise your level, rather than improving the abilities you already have. There's a chance that you will unlock your favorite ability at level 5 and never use anything else in the game. Many people consider this an issue with Diablo 3, and expected more of the "specialist" style of gameplay. See More

Top Con

Less focused around growth than previous installments

Top Pro

Easier to learn and enjoy than most other similar titles

Diablo III is very simple, requiring very little to no planning to succeed. You create a character, pick a skill and just progress through the game while occasionally upgrading your equipment. You can change skills and any stat points you've earned without penalties. You can also choose from one of the 17 difficulty levels, so you can always play at a level that's challenging but not too stressful. All of this creates a game that you can enjoy without worrying about messing up in the long run. See More

DaringHygieia's Experience

Very good co-op game. I played with my friends for hours. Very long campaign See More

Top Con

Endgame grinding can get really repetitive

The endgame in Diablo III consists of only two things – completing bounties and clearing greater rifts. Both of these have very little variation in them, so quite often you'll run through the same map layouts, clear the same enemies, and complete the same objectives. This gets extremely stale after long play sessions and can cause you not to pick up the game again. See More

Top Pro

Decent selection of character builds to try out

There are more than 50 distinct class/skill combinations, including ranged builds, melee builds, support builds, defensive builds, pure-offense builds, and many more. You're sure to find a build that you'll enjoy playing, whether you prefer to play alone or with friends. See More

Top Pro

Fun to collect loot

One of the better parts of Diablo III is collecting the piles of gold, the colorful gems, and various pieces of equipment. It's especially exciting when a legendary quality item drops from a monster since it makes a distinct sound effect and shoots a beam of orange/green light into the sky. So whenever a lot of legendary items drop all at once it just feels incredibly satisfying. See More

Create everything from a chainsaw to various guns to defenses for your fort - the crafting system lists what you can make with the materials you currently have in the player's inventory. See More

7 Days to Die

Top Pro

Robust crafting system that allows the players imagination to run wild with possibilities

Top Con

Can be frustrating at times

This con is a bit dependent on RNG. Your character might end up starting in the middle of the snowy mountains with no clothes or the desert with no water, making it hard to survive at the start. Other times the area could be resource poor, making it hard to build a base and tools and weapons. Or, you could end up spawning in an area filled with some of the hardest zombies in the game with no weapons and poor fighting stats. See More

PatientAmunet's Experience

Played 2 hours. Basically picked up some flowers and died. No real intro or clear objective to start. Boring and I didn't have anymore time to see if it ever gets good. See More

Specs

Genre:Survival / Open World

Co-Op:Yes

Controller Support:No

Three different play modes including solo, with friends, or competitively over the internet gives a lot of choice as to how someone would like to play the game. Be it with friends or solo, the options are there. See More

Top Pro

Single, co-op, and multiplayer gameplay modes give plenty of choice as to how one would like to tackle the game

Top Con

People who dislike Minecraft will dislike this game

If you like Minecraft, you might like this game, a lot actually. But if you HATE Minecraft, you'll quickly realize this game is basically Minecraft with better graphics. It just downright sucks. See More

TruthfulTethys's Experience

a fantastic game to play with a friend on the couch See More

Top Pro

Constant sense of vulnerability, which keeps the player alert and on edge the whole time

As the player makes progress in the game by interacting with the environment, killing zombies or building things, they are rewarded with skill points that can be used to unlock new skills such as combat strength, higher stamina or new crafting options. But even though the skill system can seemingly make the game easier, the severity and size of the zombie hordes will keep increasing with the time spent in game and the progress made by the player, keeping them on the edge and making them feel a constant pressure that an attack may come at any time and that they should be prepared. See More

Top Con

Frame drop

Frequently has massive drops in fps. See More

Top Pro

Creative mode gives the player a section to just trial things out in, for fun

The game allows players to make custom maps without zombies attacking to set up scenarios or make player made game types. See More

Top Con

Sometimes there will be a fog that never goes away

The weather in 7 Days to Die can change, adding a nice touch of realism. Typically, foggy weather will occur close to every 7 days, which is when a zombie swarm will hunt you down. Sometimes though, this fog doesn't go away for the rest of the game, leaving reduce visibility, even more so at night with rain and fog. See More

Top Pro

What you build is not only for creativity, but also for gameplay purposes

In 7DTD players don't build their homes only as bases or places to sleep in, or build cool looking things just for the fun of it and to test their skills. Every 7 days, a large horde of zombies will attack the player wherever he or she is, trying to destroy them and what stands in the way of the player and the horde. This is why the player needs to think about how to build traps that will help them kill a lot of zombies and how to make a strong enough house that will not be destroyed easily. See More

Top Con

Randomly generated open worlds has no generation options

The random generation system needs some work--it can make unrealistic hills and roads that are almost vertical, with vehicles spawning in the air. Additionally, players have no control over the world generation. See More

Top Pro

Randomly generated open worlds makes for a ton of replayability, as each playthrough is never the same

Added in the Alpha 9 release, randomly-generated worlds allow the player a new play experience every time they open up the game. Every server has a unique world. See More

Top Con

Currently in Early Access

While the game is currently selling for $24.99, it isn't actually finished yet, so there will be bugs. Be sure to adjust your expectations accordingly before making the investment. See More

Top Pro

Great replayability

No matter how many times you start a new game (random gen) you will never get the same experience. The crafting is the same, enemies are the same, game mechanics are the same but the gameplay is not. If you add the mods available for this game then you will have a whole new experience with added/altered crafting, different enemies, more quests etc. See More

Top Con

Really laggy even on high end PCs

Can only get 20 fps on high settings, even on an PC with GTX 960 and Intel i5-4690k. See More

Top Pro

Unique combination of voxel and polygon models, which makes for pretty fun physics

The game is a mix between a voxel world and full polygon models for buildings, making for a versatile survival based world that brings exploration and creation to the zombie survival genre. Structural integrity is a real thing in 7 Days To Die. That means there cannot be unsupported floating blocks. The player can set up traps to take out hordes of zombies with a falling building. Weapons will break and crumble but can also be forged to be awesome, and food will spoil so the player must cook and maintain supplies. See More

Top Con

Crafting system is constantly getting dumbed down

Even though 7D2D is supposed to be a hard survival game (and most of the time it is), the crafting system is getting simplified with each new release. Previously, you had sticks, planks, and logs. Sticks could not be used to build huge wood log walls or frames. Now, the game only has one kind of wood, so you can simply punch a bush to get wood. See More

Top Pro

Thoughtful and communicative developers allows for a stable community that keeps growing

Even though this is not directly related with the gameplay, it's still important especially for indie and early-access games. The developers behind 7DTD have always been communicative and have heard what the community had to say time and time again, releasing patches with bug fixes and new features in a timely manner. See More

Four players can join a single game both locally and online. It just feels really awesome spreading mayhem and destruction with three of your friends as blood, guts, and explosions surround you from all sides. See More

83 Other Games Considered

Broforce

Top Pro

Excellent at co-op

Top Con

Dying in co-op can feel a lot more punishing than it should be

If you run out of lives in co-op, you'll be forced wait until your teammates revive you by freeing a prisoner or until the level ends. If you're not very good at the game, this might happen a lot more often, which just turns into you watching others play the game and not playing yourself. See More

Stolar _'s Experience

Ok this game is great for playing with friends. You can either play and try to be as fast as possible, or you can just goof around. Eventhough it can get intense, it still is a more laid back game. And you will never feel better than when you jump in the helicopter, leaving your friend behind to die in the explosions.(sorry for any mistakes, english is my second language) See More

Specs

Genre:Action / Indie / Platformer

Co-Op:4 Player Online / 4 Player Couch

Much like an 80s action movie, the violence, destruction, and plot are all overly exaggerated. The playable characters are the members of an underfunded, under equipped military organization that somehow outguns everyone else. Their bullets seem to have the magical property to explode everything they come in contact with. There's also an insane amount of explosions and blood everywhere. Even their names are references such as Brobocop (Robocop), Bro Lee (Bruce Lee), or Brominator (Terminator). See More

Top Pro

Great references to the 80s action movies

Top Con

Poor character balancing

Some characters are obviously better than the others, or are highly situational. For example, the shotgun wielding character has really low range, so sometimes it's really hard to take out the enemies before they rip you to shreds from afar. See More

OptimisticSiebog's Experience

extremely funny game See More

Top Pro

Varied characters keep the gameplay fresh

There are more than 20 different unlockable characters to try out. This keeps otherwise really simple gameplay from going stale as fast by allowing you to enjoy a variety of playstyles. See More

Top Con

Can be pretty difficult

You can be killed by just one bullet, which creates a trial and error type of gameplay where you have to perfectly memorize all enemy locations and/or movement patterns. This gets multiplied by a hundred during boss battles, so after dying a lot of times you might start feeling frustrated. See More

Top Pro

Extremely fun gameplay

Destructible environments, large explosions, dirt and blood flying everywhere, scaling a wall with just your knife, shooting rockets larger than the body of a man, and many more over-the-top gameplay elements. Broforce is just a blast to play. See More

Top Pro

Hilarious jokes

The game has a ton of jokes on it so you will always be having fun in the game. See More

The game can be completed with or without the help of friends. See More

Human: Fall Flat

Top Pro

Drop-in/drop-out co-op

Top Con

Short

The game is too short and will leave you wanting more. The solo campaign clocks in at about 6 hours of game play. See More

Top Pro

Good progression of difficulty

The levels gradually become physically bigger and more challenging as you progress throughout the game. This gives us time to get used to how the character controls as well as how the puzzles operate. As you advance, the puzzles become increasingly more difficult, and the levels become increasingly wider. By building upon what you are learning in previous levels, there's a distinct sense of progression from one level to the next. See More

Top Con

Not much visual appeal

This game doesn't contain much in the way of vibrant colors, interesting shapes, or textures. Mostly everything in the game is a shaded, blocky object that only consists of a few plain colors. Having an entire world populated by boring shapes and washed-out colors results in an environment without much visual appeal. See More

Top Pro

Hilarious co-op mode

Playing co-op is where the hilarity and fun in this game truly shines. It's quite satisfying to push and bump your teammates around, even if that includes sending them plummeting over the edge of tall structures. There's nothing quite like slapping your friend's character, only to see them fall, slip, and bounce around the levels. It's funny to watch them struggle to get their bearings back, only to give them another good slap and watch them flail around all over again. Solving puzzles with your friends can result in some humorous situations as you accidentally slap and knock each other over trying to accomplish even the simplest of tasks. See More

Top Con

Can cause motion sickness due to camera shaking

The excessive camera shaking causes a lot of players to experience motion sickness, and at the time of this writing can not be modified to a lower setting or disabled. Even if you aren't considered sensitive, you should still take precautions. Perhaps this will be solved in a future update. See More

Top Pro

Fantastic physics

Objects can be pushed, pulled, swung, and dragged around in a variety of ways as they collide into each other, fly through the air, spin, and twist - often with a low-gravity type effect. Pushing, pulling, and dragging objects just has a satisfying feel that makes you feel like each object has mass and density, and is a part of the world. See More

Top Pro

Levels have multiple paths, encouraging discovery

As you make your way through the game world, you will encounter a variety of different environmental puzzles that block your path to the exit. However, getting stuck or stumped is rarely a problem as most levels have multiple paths that you can find. With a little exploration, you should be able to discover an alternate route to bypass the environmental puzzle that is giving you problems. This gives the player an opportunity to replay levels in a different way, and discover each level in its entirety. See More

Top Pro

You can personalize your avatar with colors and textures

Included with the game is a basic paint option which allows players to customize their avatar. Selecting colors from a palette, you can paint your avatar's head, hat, and body using a variety of different brush sizes. Additionally, you are able to upload your own pictures (such as your own face) and apply them to areas of your personalized avatar as a texture. It's a great way for players to give their avatar a personal touch and make themselves stand out during co-op games. See More

Top Pro

Playing co-op with your friends adds a whole new experience to the puzzle solving

Playing co-op with your friends allows you to reach new areas and solve puzzles that you can't do in solo play. Puzzles can be overcome and solved differently based on the number of players. For example, when playing alone you may find something you can't possibly lift or move yourself. However, add a friend into the mix and now you're able to work together to lift and move that object. Ledge you can't quite reach yourself? Have a friend give you a boost! See More

Top Pro

Very funny

The playable character in this game moves around like a boneless blob of jelly learning to walk for the first time, making for some silly animations and awkward movements. Animations and interactions are over animated and cartoonish which can lead to some hilarious - whether intentional, and most oftentimes unintentional - consequences such as falling off edges, flailing around, and knocking yourself over. See More

Top Pro

Puzzles with many solutions

Top Pro

Art design

Cute and simplistic See More

Top Pro

Oddly rewarding control scheme

Being able to maneuver your bloblike character efficiently takes some skill, and as a result, feels rewarding once it's mastered. One of the things players will initially notice with the controls is that walking and jumping work as one would expect, however there is a very pronounced wobble and bounce to it. The playable character controls like a boneless blob of jelly, making each step and interaction look cartoonish and overly-animated in nature. These controls take some getting used to, but add a level of charm to the animation. Additionally, your left and right arms are controlled separately which is very unique among games. This is utilized in many of the game's puzzles such as holding yourself against a column with one arm, while using the other to move or manipulate another object into place. See More

The whole game can be played in local or online co-op with up to three other players. Each stage is procedurally generated and feature certain objectives that need completed. Of course the objectives need executed while hordes of enemies swarm you. This is what makes for the intense action as there are so many enemies to be found coming at you at all times, add in extra players and the action becomes quite turbulent thanks to the friendly fire mechanic. There is no way to turn off friendly fire which means everyone who is going in guns blazing may upset the other players meaning everyone will need to keep a close eye on all of the action taking place in order to succeed. See More

HELLDIVERS Democracy Strikes Back Edition

Top Pro

Intense co-op play

Top Con

No local coop

Specs

Ammo is limited in the game, meaning the player needs to make each shot count. On top of this, where an enemy is hit matters as well, so center mass is the best place to shoot them, of course this is not always easy. Due to the fact that ammo is limited and placement of shots matter it is up to the player to try and figure out the best methods for not running out of ammo and shooting each creature. This requires patience and planning, something that is often missing from run of the mill twin stick shooters. See More

Top Pro

Requires more tactics over other twin stick shooters

Top Con

Game gets difficult

There are 12 different classifications of difficulty in the game, as you progress the game gets a lot more difficult going all the way up to the twelfth difficulty. For some this may be too difficult and will end in frustration, so for those not looking for a challenge, this game may not be for them. See More

Top Pro

Heavily influenced by the film Starship Troopers

The main story of the game plays out a lot like the theme in Starship Troopers, where the world is united in exterminating an alien race on other planets. The humor found in the movie as well as the action are to be found in this game as well, which is all a bit over the top but all in fun, of which the game is. So for all of those that are fans of Starship Troopers, this game should offer a bit of nostalgia for them. See More

Top Con

Things can get a bit repetative

After a while of playing the game, it can all seem a bit "samey" in that really all you are doing is the same tasks over and over again. the repetitiveness of the game can get frustrating after a while leading to the game being ignored. See More

Top Pro

The scoring system greatly encourages teamwork

When playing co-op, once a level is completed there will be a score rewarded to the players. Luckily this score is not based off of kills, which means players can focus more on objectives instead of going lone wolf for kills. the scoring allows for more teamwork to happen, which is great as that is what co-op should be geared more towards, cooperation. See More

Top Con

Joining co-op can be a pain

There is no way for everyone to just jump into a game, one player needs to host and then the others can be invited, but of course they already need to be on the players friend list, which may not always be the case which means more work to get everything together. A more seamless experience would be nice to see but sadly that is not how the co-op was designed. See More

Top Pro

End level scoring is even

When playing co-op, once a level is completed there will be a score rewarded to the players. Luckily this score is not based off of kills, which means players can focus more on objectives instead of going lone wolf for kills. the scoring allows for more teamwork to happen, which is great as that is what co-op should be geared more towards, cooperation. See More

Top Pro

Enemies go all out during extractions

At the end of each stage the player/players must order an extraction vehicle. Once called the players must ward off an onslaught of enemies for 90 seconds. Only one player needs to get on the extraction vehicle, which means all out mayhem as each player can just start unleashing their most devastating weapons. This is quite a fun part of the game as each player can just go all out. See More

Trine has a fairytale-esque art style with a level of detail often not found in an indie game. Each environment has rich visuals with stunning lighting. See More

Trine 2

Top Pro

Gorgeous, detailed art style

Top Con

Somewhat simplistic puzzles

The game's mostly physics-based puzzles are not particularly challenging. See More

Specs

Genre:Puzzle / Adventure / Platformer

Co-Op:Local / Online

The game can be played cooperatively with each player taking control of one of the three characters: thief, wizard, and warrior. See More

Top Pro

Versatile multiplayer with its built in 3-player local and online co-op

Top Pro

Great soundtrack

If you prefer building, creative mode is the way to go. It immediately gives you unlimited blocks, the ability to fly, and immortality. This allows you to easily build anything you want without worrying about height or enemies. Things like giant castles, villages, roller coasters, and even unique builds such as the Enterprise from Star Trek. You can really let your creativity loose. See More

Minecraft

Top Pro

Great creativity tool

Top Con

Steep and time-consuming learning curve

Learning what items are needed to craft takes quite a bit of knowledge and time. There are guides and videos online that can help with this, but not much in-game that helps the player know exactly how and what to craft. See More

ConscientiousCliodhna's Experience

The best game!!!!!!!! See More

Specs

Genre:Indie / Survival / Sandbox

Co-Op:8 Player Online / 4 Player Couch / 8 Player LAN/ Infinite Player Servers

Controller Support:Yes

Each new world is randomly generated, making for a different experience every time. There can be plains, rivers, beaches, ravines, giant mountains, hidden villages, and a lot more. There are also 38 biomes, which includes snow, desert, forest, swamp among others. Each one has its own set of unique blocks, plant life, and creatures. You won't get tired of exploring above ground or underground because every location will seem new and exciting. See More

Top Pro

Randomly generated worlds and distinct locations keep the gameplay fresh

Top Con

Lack of meaningful story mode

There is no story mode in Minecraft: there is only a create mode or a survival mode. Neither, however, supply any kind of story or background as regard what is going on in the game. See More

DecentMelinoe's Experience

it was great i still play everyday See More

Top Pro

Defined by originality

There are not many games that have become so iconic due to their original characteristics. See More

Top Con

Still involves killing other things

In order to progress through the game and craft items, players will need to kill other things such as skeletons, zombies and monsters which may not be seen as child-friendly or can result in frightening situations. See More

Top Pro

Local multiplayer option for when there is no internet

Minecraft can be played by 4 players locally via splitscreen. This makes it a great way spend time with your friends and family when you don't have access to the internet. See More

Top Pro

Amazing extended community

The community surrounding this game is huge due to its popularity. There are lots of servers and projects revolving around it that allow for so many different choices in how one wants to play and who they want to play with. From crafting guides/videos, themed servers and YouTube play sessions, there is enough out there to help one find what they are looking for. See More

Revelations 2's episodic structure means that players switch between different characters with unique play styles. Additionally, each episode sees players exploring different locations, with a lot of cool gameplay variety. See More

Resident Evil: Revelations 2

Top Pro

Great variety

Top Con

Lack of detail in the visual design

One of the more plain looking Resident Evil games, the graphics are not really going to wow anyone. See More

Specs

Genre:Survival Horror, Third-Person Shooter

Co-Op:2 Player Online / 2 Player Local

Revelations 2 brings back characters like Claire and Barry, who have been missing from the Resident Evil series for years. Their absence has been disappointing, so it's great to see them returning. See More

Top Pro

The return of classic characters

Top Pro

One of the strongest Resident Evil game in the series

RE: Revelations 2 is an excellent installment in the series. It has a very solid, engaging plot and memorable characters that keep you motivated throughout the story. See More

Top Pro

The campaign isn't the only draw to the game, Raid Mode adds dozens of hours of content for you to play

Raid mode is back, and it's so much better than the first game. Raid Mode is a run-and-gun game that can be played either solo or cooperatively with a friend; you get to blast your way through enemies in short stages and upgrade your equipment on your way. You also level up in Raid Mode - you obtain a set amount of skill points and can use them to customize your character in order to make your Raid Mode experience more fulfilling. You can also unlock several characters to play as you go through the episodes of the campaign and earn achievements. See More

Top Pro

Thoughtful gameplay

Revelations 2 uses its horror theme to encourage thoughtful play. Ammo is scarce, so players need to be thoughtful about inventory management. Players will have to solve puzzles to get through some of the encounters. Sometimes, it is wiser to sneak past enemies than shoot them. See More

Top Pro

Entertaining episodic story

Episode-style games are still catching on fairly quickly. It's a great way to keep people entertained and keep the content flowing. See More

Much like a good marriage the game focuses on having each player rely on the other in ties of need. This makes for an experience that when executed properly shows how much of a team two people can be. See More

Lovers In A Dangerous Spacetime

Top Pro

Gameplay focuses on relying on the other player

Top Con

Co-op is local only

Unfortunately, online co-op is not an option. However, forcing the players to be side by side aids in coordination and makes for a more personal experience. See More

Lane Heil's Experience

Amazing Game!!! Super fun and a lot of team work! See More

Specs

Genre:Shooter, Platformer

Co-Op:4 Player Local

As offense, movement and defense are entirely separate stations, you simply cannot beat the game alone in co-op mode, regardless of any single player's skill level. This holds true especially in harder difficulties where constant communication and coordination is critical. See More

Top Pro

Teamwork is demanded

Top Pro

Really challenging, but in a good way

This game is bloody fantastic! The colours are vibrant and alive, and gameplay works really well. Whats clever about it is how it pushes the co-op aspect of the game - its practically impossible to juggle driving, using guns and using the shield all at the same time, so the more people there are, the easier and more fun it becomes. But thats not saying its easy - even with four players! See More

Top Pro

Adorable aesthetic

Both the story and art style are beautiful and playful, encouraging a fun atmosphere even in difficult or complicated scenarios. The soundtrack carries you along with a light but fast-paced beat to maintain the balance between fun and focus. See More

Top Pro

Catchy techno soundtrack

Lovers has a very interesting and catchy soundtrack that goes great with its retro, neon-based aesthetic. See More

Many parts of the game will require you to make a story decision as a team, which results in some really engaging co-op choices. The two main characters, Vincent and Leo, will oftentimes have very different ideas about how to accomplish certain tasks. For instance, when sneaking past a police blockade, Vincent wants to plow through the patrol with brute force, while Leo prefers to sneak under the bridge. Since Vincent and Leo have to stick together for gameplay reasons, it will most likely spark a lively discussion with your friend as how to best proceed. These kind of choices are prevalent throughout the whole game, which results in some seriously fun chats with your friend as you weigh the pros of cons of each decision. See More

A Way Out

Top Pro

Encourages making decisions together as a couch co-op team

Top Con

Split screen dialogue overlaps

If your friend is having a dialogue in his section of the split screen while you're having a conversation in yours, the dialogue will overlap resulting in a confusing vocal mess. See More

Specs

Genre:Action-Adventure, Co-Op

Co-Op:2 Player Online / 2 Player Local

After buying the game, you can send your friend a free game pass so they can play with you online without having to purchase the game themself. See More

Top Pro

Every purchase comes with a free friend pass

Top Con

A particular portion of the game can be disappointing

There's a section in the latter part of the game that devolves into a drawn-out action shooter devoid of story or much plot development. It doesn't have the fun cooperative gameplay puzzles that the rest of the game has, so it can feel like a weak point in otherwise enjoyable adventure. See More

Top Pro

Has side fun if you want to + good story

This game has some fun on the side which doesn't contribute to the story but is fun anyways, its optional to do. The story about these two characters is very well planned and is kick in the balls over and over kind of game because when one shocker comes another hits even harder. See More

Top Con

Some boring QTEs

While the game does have a wide variety of different quicktime events with varying mechanics, a few are nothing more than mashing a single button as fast as you can. During activities such as arm wrestling, there's nothing too exciting about smashing the same button over and over. See More

Top Pro

Extremely immersive by focusing solely on the two main characters

Jumping into the roles of Vincent and Leo with a friend, and forming a bond with these characters is an easy and painless experience. The game goes out of it's way to make sure almost everything is focused on Vincent and Leo, the dynamics of their relationship, and how their story plays out. The growth and development of the duo is always center stage. There's no unnecessary side plots or needless filler characters. The entire adventure takes place as one seamless journey with no detours. Since you and your friend have full control over each and every decision made by the duo, and will be working together at all times, it can truly feel like stepping into a role. See More

Top Pro

The team based action gameplay is just plain fun

Everything in the game is structured to be one big cooperative experience that will have you and friend relying on one another to get things done. Since the game relies on mostly simple mechanics, there's very little frustration involved, and that leaves a whole lot of room for fun. Sitting next to each other on the couch as you plan and coordinate each and every move between the two playable characters can be a really enjoyable gaming session. In one section, you'll be climbing up an elevator shaft together by coordinating quicktime button presses. In another, one player will be driving while the other is shooting from the back of the vehicle. Some sections will involve one player watching for guards while the other carries out objectives like unscrewing wall panels or sneaking around. You can boost each other up ledges and even row a boat together down a raging river. In all of this, there is a huge emphasis on simple teamwork and simply "talking it out" as opposed to bloated or tricky mechanics. Most of the actions in the game involve only a few quick button presses, but the level of teamwork and communication involved in playing out each and every scenario is where this co-op experience truly shines. See More

If you played the other Call of Duty games, then you would know that this game always feels like it's always crouching. It is really annoying with your character feeling like they are 4 feet tall all the time. See More

Call of Duty: Ghosts

Top Pro

Variety of environments

Top Con

Height

BorrelliAA's Experience

Best game ever See More

Top Pro

Neat campaign

This heavily story-driven Call of Duty campaign features a cool cast of characters, a villain who is basically what Batman would be if he were evil, and a bunch of great set pieces, like an escape from a prison inside an abandoned casino, a tank assault on an enemy base, two missions on a space station in Earth orbit, and a fight on a monorail. See More

Top Con

Dead multiplayer

The multiplayer has almost no players, many gamemodes are completely dead and only traditional ones, like free-for-all and team deathmatch have a few players. See More

Top Pro

Awesome co-op mode

Players are sent to abandoned towns to fight hordes of aliens, kinda like the Zombies modes in previous Call of Duty games, but with randomized objectives that they have to complete in order to progress. It has some of the most fun gameplay in the entire Call of Duty series. See More

Top Con

Fish AI

Fish AI was claimed pre-release as part of the new engine, something that is not even new tech in the slightest and has been around in games for over 20 years. Of course to no ones surprise, post release the fish do not behave in the manner that was claimed. Once this was found out when the game released the studio then claimed it was "just a joke". See More

Top Pro

Runs at 1080p and 60fps

Like all Call of Duty games, it focuses heavily on running smoothly, creating gameplay that feels way more fun than its 30fps counterparts. See More

Top Con

The competitive multiplayer isn't great

The map design and gameplay is some of the worst that Call of Duty has ever seen. There are better Call of Duty games to play if you want to play competitively. See More

Divinity: Original Sin has a highly interactive world. This ranges from NPC interactions, elemental spells that can affect the environment, to a cornucopia of in-world items and objects that can taken or moved. There are so many things you can do, it's very easy to immerse yourself and have a great time. See More

Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition

Top Pro

Highly interactive world

Top Con

Building a working party may take several tries

Some party setups work better than others and some don't work at all depending on the difficulty. A bad party can make the game feel like an impossible struggle at times. This may cause you to restart several times until you get the right setup, allowing you to enjoy a much smoother playthrough. See More

Specs

Genre:Dungeon Crawler RPG

Co-Op:2 Player Local / Online

You'll be confronted with moral choices during your quests. These choices change how other characters perceive you, affecting the overall story and ending. This makes the story feel more realistic and immersive since actions have consequences. See More

Top Pro

Morality based gameplay that actually impacts the game

Top Con

Mechanics take some trial and error

There is a basic tutorial, but it doesn't explain some of the finer aspects of the game such as using spells. Most spells can be used in and out of combat, giving you access to locked or hidden areas. For example, if you want to get into a locked door, you can burn it down. If you want to save a burning ship, cast a rain spell over it. While this is an intuitive mechanic, it may take a while to get used to. Until then you might spend some time scratching your head, trying to figure out how to proceed. See More

Top Pro

Self-deprecating humor allows the game to stay lighthearted despite many serious overtones

The writing in the game is often entertaining and humorous as the game does not take itself too seriously. There are quite a few inside jokes to be found for this type of genre game as well as many situations that lighten the mood, such as talking pets that hand out light-hearted quests. See More

Top Pro

You can co-op the game together with a friend

Divinity: Original Sin lets you play through the campaign with a friend through local or online co-op. This is incredible, since the game is so expansive and interactive, opening up many possibilities for different types of experiences. You and your friend are essentially members of the same party, going out on quests and discovering the world together. It's such a neat addition to include co-op for such an open-ended RPG, which is expected to be a single-player experience these days. See More

Crawl has one lone hero enter a dungeon with objective to find the dungeon boss and strike it down. However, other players wish to take that glory as well, and will use all means possible to take the soul and spot in the story of the hero for themselves. Whoever players the hero, must struggle trough the dungeon, killing monsters and gaining money and experience to get new equipment and grow stronger. All the while other players will take control of monsters and traps to kill the hero. Monsters will make attempts cooperate to get the hero, but to get the soul one must strike the last blow and prepare defend themselves when roles change, one cannot be too cooperative with the temporary allies. See More

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Crawl

Top Pro

Unique gameplay, blend of cooperation and betrayal

Top Con

No online multiplayer

Obviously the game is designed around multiplayer play but sadly there is no online multiplayer included. See More

InterestingAnhur's Experience

IT IS SO AWESOME See More

Specs

The 8-bit style of the game comes with a simple gameplay. There are not that many buttons that you need to remember and the purpose of the game is pretty clear from the get-go. See More

Controller Support:Yes

Top Pro

Easy to pick up

Top Pro

Great replayability

As the game is played, different monsters are unlocked and dungeons change for each playthrough with different bosses making the game stay interesting as time goes on. Available items change each play-trough as well, players cannot choose same play-style each time as different weapons require different tactics. See More

Top Pro

Local (couch ) 2-4 asymmetric multiplayer

Crawl has built in support for local 2-4 player asymmetric multiplayer with 3 out of the 4 playing co-op against the main player. See More

Top Pro

Replay value

As the game is played, different monsters are unlocked and dungeons change for each playthrough with different bosses making the game stay interesting as time goes on. Available items change each play-trough as well, players cannot choose same play-style each time as different weapons require different tactics. See More

Top Pro

Retro graphics

The art style of Crawl is reminiscent of 8bit games of yore and yet are still detailed enough to have very different designs for the different monsters in the game. See More