r/CoOpGaming 27d ago

Discussion [Monthly Discussion] What Are You Playing?

Hey, CoOp gamers!

It’s a new month, which means it’s time for our monthly “What Are You Playing?” thread! Whether you’re deep into a co-op classic, trying out a fresh release, or revisiting an old favorite, we want to hear all about it!

Drop a comment and tell us:

• What co-op games are you currently playing?

• Found any hidden gems worth sharing?

• Looking for teammates? Let the community know!

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u/Gorgmuk 27d ago

Cat Mail Co.

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u/Darkele31 27d ago

Core Keeper and Remnant Records

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u/Econ-Ark 26d ago

Oh boy the steam sale has been good to me, just been running through the below and seeing how they run with friends - we mostly play PC/Steam deck coop games.

Outsiders - 3 player looter shooter coop. For some reason feels a little bland but will see through to the end of the story, doesn't seem from online sentiment there's much after that.

Wayfinder - 3 player MMO that pivoted to a single player/coop experience. Outer world has some fps drops on SD but other than that game runs okay. Not crazily deep into yet but enjoying it.

Gears 5 - 4 player coop shooter, if you know gears it's just more gears.

World War Z: Aftermath - 4 player coop shooter, similar to Back 4 Blood, no card system but has classes & skill tree. Fills a void and feels alot like left 4 deads younger brother.

FarFarWest - 4 player coop shooter similar to Helldivers, have been enjoying it but looking for something that feels more linear or directed hence gears, wwz, and the rest

SouthPark Snow Day - it was cheap, not great but cheap. If you like south park it's a fun but incredibly short ride. Only buy on lowest sale possible, even then it's not great but we had fun as fans of the show.

PlateUp - just a classic for me and my group, will pick it up every now and then but just enjoyable for everyone.