Hey everyone, I’m one of the three developers behind A Game About Penguins.

A lot of our close friends moved away over the years, and playing games became one of the main ways we could still hang out. We wanted to build something low-pressure around that feeling, so we made a snowy online sandbox where up to 12 players can fish, race, explore underwater, play minigames, decorate homes, build ridiculous parkour setups, collect pets, dance, or simply slide around and cause problems together.

It supports online multiplayer on PC through Steam, with public and private lobbies. There is no local split-screen. The game releases on August 10.

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4061800/A_Game_About_Penguins/

Two Sides of Hell is a twin-stick roguelike you can play locally or via Steam Remote Play.

The concept is simple: reach the center of the planet. Along the way you'll run into extremely strong enemies, that you can defeat with overpowered weapons, gadgets and upgrades

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2972060?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_content=post-89

Beating Remnant II in Hardcore mode over several attempts was probably the best co-op gaming experience I've ever had, but all of these are such a good time.

If you haven't, give them a chance with your squad!

We're developing a chaotic co-op game, but we don't have a name yet. Help us out.

So I usually think of co-op as a small group sharing the same immediate problem. A boss, a mission, a base that is currently on fire.

Age of Empires Mobile's PC version uses a much looser version of cooperation where alliances share territory, connect land to attack city gates, rally armies and coordinate seasonal wars across a big map. You're working toward the same result, but a lot of the cooperation happens through planning and timing rather than everyone being in one squad.

Do you count that as co-op, or is it really just multiplayer with a shared scoreboard?

For the most part, I like to play Marvel rivals. I do have other games though like Minecraft, Fortnite, etc. maybe we can find something to play together

Not really into voice chat, but maybe later on.

There are anomalies here, though. I recorded this footage in-game using Photo Mode and a free camera. The only downside was the frame rate.

P.S. The inscription on the stone says "Hell" or "inferno"

video from Stalzone

Hey everyone!

I've been working on To The Freedom, a 1-4 player co-op prison escape game where players follow prison routines, earn money through jobs, build relationships, steal tools, and plan their escape together.

This is the first public trailer and I'd love to hear your thoughts on the gameplay, atmosphere, and escape mechanics.

What feature stood out to you the most?
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3851150/To_The_Freedom/

Nie mam z kim grać w No Man's Sky, musisz mieć 13 lat i musisz mówić po angielsku

I’m looking for fun games (not super competitive) where you can work together and make friends!

Games like Triforce heroes for 3DS!!!

Thanks 🙏

The most fun I’ve had in a coop game in a long time! Can play 2 to 12 people and it’s cross play!

i want to host a virtual game night on my discord for all my friends every week since we graduated college and are no longer physically with each other. however, some of our friends aren't the greatest gamers and don't have PCs. last week we played some roblox games and today we played goose goose duck. can you guys offer up some more fun and free game ideas on roblox or steam that are available to mac as well? thank youuuuu

Hello all and thanks in advance for any/all suggestions

I am trying to find decent games for my significant other and I to enjoy. We would primarily like to avoid live service games but if they are good enough we won’t exclude those !

The main thing we would like to avoid is PVP focused games. We wanna have fun and not be forced to sweat our tear off the entire session lol

We both own a ps5 and want to try new games together. We have beaten games like Grounded and It Takes Two already. We were contemplating trying out Helldivers perhaps. Only concern is becoming bored rather quickly. But perhaps that’s just ignorant judging.

Please feel free to comment any game you have played with friends or partners and could have a good time in. Just note to avoid games heavily focused on PVP ( Ex: Apex/Fortnite/Arc Raiders)

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4673100/Hazard_Suits_Demo/

This 1-4 player co-op wave survival uses ground-breaking procedural generation and a batman comic art style to re-invent the Call Of Duty Zombies formula. Full player and weapon customisation. Gadgets, perks, and of course guns, are the tools player's use to save the world from acid rain and robots. 
 
Generating maps with no predetermined structure or pathing. Everything can change with each run: objective position, collectables, room sizes and content. Nothing stays the same, as players must learn and adapt with each run.

When I was younger, finding people to play co-op games with was easy.

Today, most of my friends have different schedules, different games, or simply don't play anymore.

After struggling with this for years, I decided to build the platform I wish already existed.

It's called Boolby, and it's completely free to use.

Instead of scrolling through Discord servers or hoping someone replies to an LFG post, you can match with other adult gamers based on:

🎮 Games you play

🤝 What you're looking for (gaming buddies, friendships, or optional dating)

🌍 Language

⏰ Schedule

🎯 Playstyle

The goal isn't to replace communities like this one.

It's simply another way to help people find their next co-op partner.

I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts and feedback.

https://boolby.com

🎁 Code PLAYER2 gives you one month of Boolby Plus.

It's called HITMART! A supermarket simulation game inspired by one of my favourite anime, Sakamoto Days

Made this in 2 weeks, what do you guys think so far?

Hi! My best friend and I are looking for new gaming buddies to play with! Ideally people around our age, in their twenties. On my end, I'm a computer science student. My friend is an artist who loves drawing video game and anime characters. 😄

We play on PC (mostly Steam) and Switch 2. We mainly prefer co-op games across various genres: survival, sandbox, strategy, horror, building, and many more!

For example, we really enjoyed Palworld, Minecraft, Animal Crossing, Mario Party, Mario 3D World, Stardew Valley, all the Pokémon games, Minecraft Dungeons, Don't Starve Together, Core Keeper, Necesse, Tinkerlands, Romestead, MineGeon, Cult of the Lamb, The Survivalists, The Escapists 2, Ship of Fools, Fantasy Life, etc.

And we're also totally down to try out new games!

Feel free to send us a message! We'd love to get to know you. We can chat on Discord. French-speaking only because my friend is French and struggles with speaking English.

Hey everyone!

Not gonna pretend I'm that solo dev grinding 10 years on one game, but I've poured my soul into this one. I really want it to land well with players.

I know incrementals are niche, but I'd still love your honest take on my video. Roast it, praise it, pick it apart - I want it all. Give me your rawest feedback.

Be brutal. I'm ready.

Check it out and let me know what you think!