Replayable co-op hidden gems

Short loops built for lobbies keep these replayable co-op hidden gems coming back. You and friends can hold the line together in Nazi Zombies, trade reckless overtakes in Driving Rogue or tee off on fresh courses every time in This Is Golf. Builds, tracks and rounds shift between sessions, so coordinating and rematching stays straightforward and social.

Browse and filter all replayable co-op games

1. THE CANON OF BALLS

   

   Hardcore, co-op (or solo) platformer. Dark Souls makes a baby with Super Monkey Ball. An easy-to-learn, hard-to-master experience to explore with your friends. All inside a vast open world, with each platforming course bringing its own twist.

   98%98% of 349 Steam reviews are positive$2.99

2. DR Dominoes

   

   Dominican partner dominoes in 3D: four players, two teams, 28 tiles and no drawing, so every pass tells a story. Team up with co-op friends in private rooms or public tables, talk across the table with proximity voice chat, and play to 100, 120, 150 or 200 points.

   99%99% of 144 Steam reviews are positive74Players online now: 74$5.99

3. Jelly Bubble

   

   Stick with the same color, bounce off the rest! Snatch the soap, sabotage your friends! Adorable jelly critters are here for chaotic, hilarious showdowns! Supports 4-player local and up to 6-player online battles, plus a map editor so you can jump into laugh-out-loud matches anytime!

   99%99% of 169 Steam reviews are positive$9.99

4. Eslabong

   

   Run a mercenary club with co-op friends and fight its battles yourself. One of you takes direct control of a fighter to aim abilities and time positioning, the rest of the squad follows tactics, and between bouts you recruit, sell, and upgrade the roster for leagues and cups season after season.

   94%94% of 1,726 Steam reviews are positive210Players online now: 210$14.99

5. Driving Rogue

   

   Drift through traffic, chain near misses to keep your combo alive, and build your car with modifier cards as the city shifts around you. Solo runs are tense and fast, but with co-op friends in 4-player online lobbies the same reckless runs turn social, messy, and much funnier.

   95%95% of 521 Steam reviews are positive37Players online now: 37$8.99

6. Cleaning Up The Puzzle Gallery

   

   An earthquake scattered 5,000+ jigsaw pieces across a gallery of nearly 200 famous paintings, and you are the janitor on duty. Tidy with up to 4 co-op friends in the custom gallery, slot pieces back to classical music, and upgrade your puzzling brain as you clean.

   94%94% of 805 Steam reviews are positive97Players online now: 97$4.99

7. Virtual Cottage 2

   

   A cozy cottage that keeps you on task, with timers, lists and chill sounds. Invite co-op friends into your room or meet in the shared cafe and get things done side by side, then spend your daily furniture on making the place yours.

   97%97% of 733 Steam reviews are positive340Players online now: 340$7.99

8. Approximately Up

   

   Build a spaceship out of thousands of parts, climb aboard in first person, and launch it with up to three co-op friends. Approximately Up pairs sandbox shipbuilding with a 200-hour mission story across 15 planets, where every backward thruster and missing cable is your crew's problem to solve.

   93%93% of 1,171 Steam reviews are positive266Players online now: 266$18.74

9. Flock Around

   

   Grab a camera and wander a nature sanctuary with up to 10 co-op friends, snapping funny birds in all their poses to fill the park guide book. Low-pressure, colorful and silly, it is built for chatting, pointing and crowding around the same robin.

   98%98% of 2,089 Steam reviews are positive17Players online now: 17$4.99

10. Blasterbug: Last Bug Standing!

    

    Bzz bzz! Hop in chaotic bomb-fueled battles inspired by arcade action classics we all love! Blaster up to 8 players locally with ant-astics Pome-grenades in this bomb-em-up party game and bee the last bug standing!

    98%98% of 151 Steam reviews are positiveFree

11. Stonewards

    

    Stonewards is a 1-4 player co-op first-person roguelite about stubborn dwarves holding dwarven kingdoms together. Between monster waves you rush into twisting mines for ore, spend it on arrows, wall repairs and randomized upgrades, then take your place on the walls. Simple loop, good with co-op friends who like splitting jobs.

    93%93% of 941 Steam reviews are positive122Players online now: 122$9.99

12. Monk Took Book

    

    A game about organizing, stacking and remembering where you put hundreds of books in a cozy-creepy medieval library. Play solo or with up to three fellow monks.

    97%97% of 165 Steam reviews are positive$8.99

Browse and filter all replayable co-op games