Cooperative Bucket List

Save humanity from deadly diseases as a team

Play your cards in ascending order without speaking. Somehow it works.

The two-player co-operative version of the word-association hit.

Four turtles through history, throwing Foot soldiers at the screen.

A barbarian, a dwarf and an amazon against Death Adder, riding stolen dragons.

Hand-drawn 2D platforming with four players; Ubisoft's art team let loose.

Scrap the moons for a company quota and die to a coilhead; the co-op horror comedy of 2023.

Two commandos, spread guns and the Konami code; run-and-gun at its hardest.

Play Betrayal at House on the Hill, a cooperative board game with a horror theme where players explore a haunted mansion and one becomes a traitor.

Complete the epic dungeon crawling campaign

Four marines in mechs instead of Samus; the co-op spin-off announced to an audibly unhappy room.

Two players, no talking, dice on a cockpit panel; land the plane together.

Lay tiles into a peaceful landscape, campaign by campaign; the digital game as cardboard.

A cooperative fantasy campaign where the clock is the real enemy.

A colony survives a zombie winter while one player quietly works against it.

Cut the wires in the right order, telling your team just enough and no more.

Cooperative climate policy: decarbonise before the planet runs out of patience.

Fifty co-operative trick-taking missions, played almost entirely in silence.

The friendlier way into Gloomhaven, with a tutorial campaign and a printed map.

The gateway co-op: grab four treasures before the island sinks.

A co-operative card game where each hero deck plays completely differently.

Survival on a hostile island where the weather is out to kill you.

A twelve-month campaign that tears up, writes on and permanently changes the board.

A global campaign against an Ancient One, one doomed expedition at a time.

A lost steamship sails an open world of storybook encounters across an atlas.

The 200-hour sequel: a frontier outpost to rebuild between dungeon crawls.

Write a one-word clue, then delete every clue two players duplicated.

An app-driven co-operative campaign through Tolkien's world.

App-guided Lovecraftian investigation in a house that rearranges itself.

Real casebooks, a London directory and no dice; you solve it or you do not.