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What do you recommend for co-op with kids?
by zarkov99 6y ago
What do you recommend for co-op with kids?
- mgolawala 6y agoLovers in a Dangerous Spacetime. Overcooked. Overcooked 2 Up to 4 player Co-op. Incredibly fun games. Source: I play co-op and versus games with my kids. We've incorporated casual video game play into our family time for the past few years.
- zarkov99 6y agoThanks, I have been trying to do that but didn't quite find the right games (it doesn't help I am on Linux). I'll check your recommendations out.
- bentcorner 6y ago"Moving Out" also recently launched that has a similar concept to Overcooked. I've heard it's not as good as OC/OC2 but it might be interesting to try for a change of pace.
- pgoggijr 6y agoI picked up Unravel 2 and have been playing it with my non-gamer girlfriend - she's had no problem picking it up and it's quite fun and challenging for both of us, both from a technical perspective (Most puzzles only require precise inputs from one player) and a mind-twister perspective. I believe it is only two player co-op, though, so if you've got more than one kid to entertain then this one might not be for you.
- NDizzle 6y agoSmash brothers, Luigi's Mansion, Marvel games on ps4, Lego _____ games. Castle Crashers, Children of Morta. A little more violent, things like risk of rain, chaosbane, diablo 3, inquisitor martyr.
- jelled 6y agoOn the switch Luigi's Mansion 3 is great. Got close to 10 hours of play working on the main story with my 5 year old playing as gooigi. With everything unlocked my 5 year old and 3 year old have fun roaming around the hotel catching ghosts. Plus there's some fun mini games.
- NDizzle 6y agoCheck out this site too: https://www.co-optimus.com https://www.co-optimus.com
- DrPhish 6y agoMame has lots of great multiplayer games. As an example, we've been playing Trog and Gain Ground lately as a family. Bubble Bobble is another obvious choice, but really there are thousands of 2-4 player coop games. You can usually set the difficulty directly in the arcade machine setup, or by proxy by limiting yourselves to a certain number of coins. A warning that unlimited coins can just make a game a never-ending grind because you don't have that failure/reflection loop to skill up between attempts and you can end up way beyond your ability to succeed by just feeding coins in.
- koheripbal 6y agoThis is what we need VR games for - to bring back co-op with the kids!
- sien 6y agoThe Lego games can be really good with younger kids. FIFA / NBA 2K for older kids.