Cooperative Bucket List

The first big expansion to the island-defence game, adding events and beasts.

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

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

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

The Boss wakes up in a prison hospital and takes Stilwater back, with the whole story playable in co-op.

Cat suits and four-player co-op; the 3D Mario built for a sofa.

Chris and Sheva in daylight Africa; the co-op Resident Evil.

Eight games in one cartridge, with a helper to hand to a second player.

Sinking cities and a riftworm; the sequel that went bigger in every direction.

Two Source Hunters and a co-op RPG that lets you argue with your own party.

Four survivors, a Tank and the AI Director that decides how bad tonight is.

Two to four cooks in a kitchen that slides, splits and catches fire while the orders keep coming.

The trilogy ends on Azura, with four-player co-op and Horde 2.0.

The Hoarfrost Reach, the clutch claw and Fatalis; a full game of expansion.

Four vault hunters on Pandora and a gun for every occasion; the looter-shooter arrives.

Four heroes, muscle cars and raptors; the arcade beat-em-up of every 1990s games room.

Two players, top-down corridors and a self-destruct countdown; Team17's Aliens tribute.

Four players, one screen, and a voice announcing that the Wizard needs food badly.

Wobbly men solve physics puzzles badly; No Brakes Games.

Two brothers punch their way across the city for one kidnapped girlfriend.

Two dragons trap monsters in bubbles across a hundred screens; the co-op that needs a second player for the real ending.

Haggar, Cody and Guy clean up Metro City; the Capcom beat-em-up everyone fed coins to.

Hand-animated run-and-gun chaos; the prettiest sprites the arcade ever produced.

Factorio in first-person 3D; Coffee Stain's conveyor belts.

Four cooks, ingredients thrown across the gaps, and online play added for the 2018 sequel.

A 3D roguelike where the difficulty rises with the clock; four-player chaos.

Honey I Shrunk the Kids as a survival game in a backyard; Obsidian.

One player sees the bomb, the others read the manual; talk fast.

Spread managed democracy with friendly fire and stratagems; the co-op hit of 2024.

The Forbidden Lands and a Seikret to ride; the 2025 hunt.