Multiplayer Video Games Bucket List

Levolution: a skyscraper you can drop into the map, and the multiplayer the series was fixed on for years.

Handsome Jack before he was the villain, on Pandora’s moon with low gravity and oxygen kits.

The far-future one: mechs, an airship called the Titan and a squad system built around it.

The Second World War again, with fortifications you build mid-match and no premium pass.

Huey helicopters, tunnels and a radio playing Fortunate Son over the whole map.

The party game of the run: twenty-eight minigames, the only Crash the original studio had no hand in.

Two Calypso twins streaming their own cult, and a billion guns across four planets.

The 2004 port to the Half-Life 2 engine: physics, ragdolls and an argument about de_dust2 that lasted a decade.

The 2025 entry moves to Kairos, drops the level gates and gives every vault hunter a grappling hook.

The kart sequel: same drift boost, new alien circuits and a story mode split across five teams.

Objective-based Strogg against humans on large maps, with vehicles and deployable turrets.

Built around the FIA online championships, with a sportsmanship rating that decides who you race.

Pandaria opens after ten thousand years, with the monk class, a farm at Halfhill and a war the Horde loses to itself.

Free to play and paid for with cosmetics, built around a passive tree of more than a thousand nodes and a new league every few months.

A character creator people spend an evening in, combat built out of directional combos, and a trade network that runs while you are away.

The Spiritborn class and the jungle region of Nahantu, from October 2024.

A colonial island fought over by three factions, relaunched in 2024 with no classes and weapons you level instead.

Spike Lee writes and directs the MyCareer story, cutscenes and all.

Norrath in 1999, where dying left your corpse and your gear where you fell and you had to walk back naked; still running.

Quel'Thalas and Silvermoon opened up in March 2026, with player housing added twenty-two years late.

Castle sieges of hundreds of players in Aden; the Korean MMO the clan wars of the 2000s were fought in.

An isometric action MMO with raids scheduled like shifts, brought west by Amazon in 2022.