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4 votes
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The Skyrim Together Reborn multiplayer mod is out now, bringing major updates and 2-8 player co-op
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“Rounds” gameplay - 1v1 chaos mashup of Duck Game and Slay the Spire
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Solaris
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'Halo Infinite' might be throwing the worst live event I've ever seen
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Fightcade 2 - One of the best things to happen to the fighting game community
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Remember when multiplayer gaming needed envelopes and stamps? The history of play by mail games
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Back 4 Blood beta impressions: A template for potential co-op greatness
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Comic artists are waging a war, and we joined the frontlines
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Five problems (I think) KSP 2 multiplayer needs to solve to be a good experience
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The awesome responsibility of a Dark Souls summon
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How much does multiplayer population matter?
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Among Us but as a multiplayer text adventure game
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Pikmin 3 is coming to Nintendo Switch in October with all DLC and a new co-op mode
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Do you play any games online? Let´s meet!
Folks, I´m going crazy over here. My social interactions are extremely limited. Online gaming has been a timesaver, but my friends are not always available (I can´t even really work because both...
Folks, I´m going crazy over here. My social interactions are extremely limited. Online gaming has been a timesaver, but my friends are not always available (I can´t even really work because both my computers broke down).
I play on the PS4 nights and daw, on the GMT-3 time zone, but that´s flexible. Some of the online games I have / can play:
- Path of Exile
- Rocket League
- Destiny 2
- Torchlight 2
- A Way Out
- Fifa 19
- GTA V
- Overcooked
- Doom
- Borderlands 2
- Titanfall 2
- Brawlhalla
My username on PSN is
goombatrooper22
.Post your platforms and available games!
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Introducing Worms Rumble - A real-time, 32-player Worms game with deathmatch, last worm standing, and battle royale modes
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How NBA JAM became a billion-dollar slam dunk
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Star Wars: Squadrons | Reveal trailer
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Soldat is now free and open-source software
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Good, fun, easy and cheap co-op games for a gamecircle
We're trying to start a Gamecircle (kind of like a Bookcircle) with friends and accuintances and I'm looking for some good Games to start. It is a daunting task to be honest, as there will be some...
We're trying to start a Gamecircle (kind of like a Bookcircle) with friends and accuintances and I'm looking for some good Games to start. It is a daunting task to be honest, as there will be some first time gamers taking part. And for me as a singleplayer for year (mostly factorio and some round and grand strategy games) I dont even know where to start looking.
I'm looking for something like mario kart, which is easy to understand and fun for everybody to play, for the first months. Not cost more than 10$, be aviable through steam or gog or itch.io, preferably cross-platform (steam play works fine too).On another note, has someboy tried something like this? how did/does it work out? What would be your Advice?
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AI Dungeon Multiplayer is out!
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Call of Duty: Warzone - A free-to-play multiplayer game for up to 150 players with battle royale and plunder modes, launching tomorrow
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Outriders | Official reveal trailer
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Return to Dark Tower - An epic fantasy game pitting 1-4 heroes against an intelligent, malevolent tower - Designed by Rob Daviau (Pandemic Legacy) and Isaac Childres (Gloomhaven)
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The making of Facing Worlds, Unreal Tournament's most popular map
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Steam Remote Play Together is now in beta - A new feature that lets you play your couch co-op games with friends over the internet
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Planet Zoo is, temporarily, a game about mass-producing warthogs
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Which games have great communities, and what do you like about them?
As an outsider some gaming communities can appear incredibly toxic. I'm sure some of that is a deserved reputation, but I'm also aware that maybe there's a bit of generalisation going on, and that...
As an outsider some gaming communities can appear incredibly toxic. I'm sure some of that is a deserved reputation, but I'm also aware that maybe there's a bit of generalisation going on, and that some communities are lovely but unrecognised.
So I thought I'd ask Tildes: which gaming communities do you like? And why?
(As always, feel free to interpret this question how you like. And, again, I suck at tagging so I'm grateful for any tagging edits. I do read those to try to learn.)
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fornclake is developing an open source GBC Zelda clone with online multiplayer
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Monster Hunter World: Iceborne | PC trailer - Releasing January 9, 2020
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Introducing "Double Trouble", an upcoming free, co-op-focused DLC for Wargroove
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GTA Online is six years old today, a look at GTA Online over the years
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What are some co-op games with full-controller-support that run flawlessly on Linux?
Just looking for games to play with girlfriend. Cheap is better.
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Killer Queen Black | Release date trailer (October 11, 2019)
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Risk of Rain 2 | Console launch trailer
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Moving Out | Reveal trailer
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Wolfenstein: Youngblood | Launch trailer
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For men who hate talking on the phone, games keep friendships alive
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Single-player games might be safer bets than live games in 2019
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The story of XBAND - The 16-bit multiplayer network for Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis
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Towers | Official prototype trailer 1
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Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince - Announcement trailer
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Everyone hates my big stupid horse in Red Dead Online
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What are some of your favorite co-op games?
What are some great PC games to play with a friend (who may be in the same room with you)?
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Bethesda bans Fallout 76 players for life after shocking in-game homophobic attack
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Weekly game discussion thread 3: Battlefield V
Let's give this discussion format another try. The new Battlefield is now out, and I'm sure I'm not the only wave playing it. What are your thoughts?
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Six Years of Space Nerds In Space – a video overview of a co-op StarTrek-like space sim game
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Fallout 76 Preview - The big multiplayer question: Who is in charge of the story?
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Divinity: Original Sin 2 - Definitive Edition now available
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What little-known online co-op games do you enjoy and why?
I'm a huge fan of co-op games and have played over 100 by now, sometimes I stumble on a little co-op game I had never heard of and give it a go, I'm curious to hear about them. I'm going to throw...
I'm a huge fan of co-op games and have played over 100 by now, sometimes I stumble on a little co-op game I had never heard of and give it a go, I'm curious to hear about them.
I'm going to throw in Clandestine, which is an asymmetric infiltration game where one player is a field operative in a 3rd person stealth shooter, and the other player is a hacker that has to control a little avatar on the network, manage CCTV cameras so the field operative isn't spotted, crack door key codes, direct the field operative to mission objectives, disable guards by overloading power and water utilities, and even call in for body cleanup and ammo/health drops.
I love the asymmetric cooperative nature of the game and Hacktag appears to be similar, though I've never tried it. I'm played through the whole campaign as a field operative and now I'm going through as the hacker and finding myself enjoying a whole new way to play the game, which has been challenging.
20 votes