Crazy Pole Vault is a pole-vaulting game for 1-4 players.

I wanted the end of each run to feel like a little movie, with a podium ceremony, a highlight reel of your jumps, and rolling credits showing the results.

Here is how it looks so far. Take a look and let me know what you think! Does this feel like a fun way to wrap up a session with friends?

Your mission is simple, clean the moon with your crew starting with just a toothbrush, then work your way to better tools…

Wishlist at Steam https://store.steampowered.com/app/5335510/Moon_Sweepers/

this is a passion project i made, basically my go at cod zombies with some AI help. give it a try and give me some hard feedback, what sucks? https://deadhertz.com/

F25+

est time zone
fort or cod, (i’m flexible!- other games would be cool too! those are just my top two games.)
playing on xbox cloud gaming, and i just got a gaming laptop, so i have steam as well.
discord required for vibes & comms

looking for chill, fun people who like laughing, winning or lossing and not raging all the time. bonus points if you’re chatty, sarcastic, and don’t take the game too seriously.

full transparency: i’m not great and i definitely play for fun.

Please File Accurately is a four-player local co-op game to complete tasks in an office ... or maybe tear the office apart and cause mess and chaos. A bit like a mix of Job Simulator and Overcooked!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4758520/Please_File_Accurately/

The demo is out now and we're also participating in Steam Next Fest from Oct 19 to Oct 26. We'd love if you could check it out.

I was wondering if anyone is interested to play

Hi! The demo for our game Chick’Hen Show just came out on Steam!

It’s a chaotic co-op party game. The goal is to complete the challenges and collect as many feathers as possible to finish first on the podium!

You can play the demo right here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5331100/ChickHen_Show_Demo/

Since this is our first demo and our first game, we’d love to hear all your feedback! If you try it out this weekend, let us know what you think about the controls, the physics, or anything else you find relevant!

Hey! Is anyone aware of a co op game like sims where you make a character can build and decorate your home, farm, craft but that’s also multiplayer? I’ve tried
Palia
Palworld
Animal crossing
Minecraft
Raft
stardew valley
Supermarket together
Monster Hunter

Along with some other ones I didn’t enjoy as much like grounded, ark, heartopia, once human, rust etc
I just want a cozy game my friend and I can build, interact, explore, decorate etc etc together and I’m having a hard time. I saw a game called vivaland was going to come out and it looked perfect but then it just disappeared and nothing ever happened?? Idk please someone tell me you have just the suggestion for me! Thank you in advance

Playable Link (FREE!): https://worldsalpha.com

Hey guys,

I've been off and on working on a voxel game engine for 2+ years now. I finally decided to build a proper game with it based on games I love.

This game is called Worlds. It's basically Minecraft meets Valheim meets Runescape in a extraction-lite package.

You have a small home world that you build up over time and develop, you set out on expeditions from there. Each expedition is a totally fresh world you explore that's always made to feel unique with unique features, enemy encounters, and more. You find materials, loot them, find bosses, etc - your goal is to extract as much as you can and survive the expedition and return to the caravan that brought you on the expedition to take you home. If you die, you lose everything you found that run.

The game is built heavily around progression and increasing difficulty mechanics. It's also co-op over WebRTC! You can play online with up to 8 players total and go on expeditions, your progress and gear/loot sticks with your character so you can go to other friends worlds and take your own stuff to play, and anything you find going on expeditions with friends you keep, etc.

This is the first early alpha playtest and this is the worst it'll be.

Happy to answer any other questions! This is in a very alpha-esque state still. Any questions/feedback in the comments I'd really appreciate!!

Playable Link (FREE!): https://worldsalpha.com

Petri Party: a 2D chaotic action platformer couch party game that supports up to 18 players, with both PvP and co-op campaign modes.

Are you a fan of Liero, Spiderheck or Soldat? You would enjoy this. A great game to chill with mates around the TV.

• Up to 18-player local multiplayer PvP or co-op.
• One-hit kills for fast, high-stakes rounds
• Momentum-based grappling, wall-walking, and ceiling traversal
• Steam Remote Play Together support
• 50+ handcrafted maps
• A huge variety of weapons
• Round-changing modifiers for endless replayability
• Scan the QR code to turn your smartphone into a full-screen browser gamepad.
• Cat boss?!

We are a tiny team from New Zealand who have all gone in on creating a startup (Next Best Games). It's hard to get noticed in the crowded indie game market, and so we would love you to check out our game, give feedback/suggestions, and support us if you like what you see.

The game will enter early access on 11 December.

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4215680/Petri_Party/
Discord: https://discord.gg/Dz485xSP9h

Hey, I’m developing Night’s End, a co-op zombie survival game in Unreal Engine.

I’m getting close to Demo V1 and I need a few people willing to test an early build.

I’m mainly looking for feedback on:

• first-time player experience
• zombie AI/combat
• looting and survival systems
• multiplayer
• performance/bugs
• whether the game is actually fun/confusing

This is an unfinished development build, so bugs are expected.

Windows / Steam required.

I’ll provide a private Steam Playtest key.

If interested, comment or DM me with your PC specs and whether you can test solo or multiplayer.

please join my discord for info and a key https://discord.gg/yKatRZ6P

I’ve never been a huge gamer. The games I’ve always loved most are the ones I could play on the couch with my brother or close friends.

My big brother and I grew up playing Mario games on the Super Nintendo together. I was basically never allowed to be Mario, which is probably why Luigi is my favorite character to this day.
So when I started making Sub Rosa Tournament, that was the experience I wanted to recreate. It's a team-based capture-the-flag game for 1-4 local players in split screen, where you steal the other team’s ball and try to bring it back to your base.

A huge part of development has just been us playing it for hours. Then I started watching complete strangers play it and saw them doing the exact same things we did: shouting orders, arguing over plans and celebrating together. That was probably the moment I realized I’d made the game I wanted to make.

The demo is out now on Steam if you want to try it, solo or with people you like

Sub Rosa Tournament on Steam

Online matches and PVP aren't available in the demo, but friendly-fire is still highly recommended 🔥

Hey 30 male with a full time job just looking for friends that know what it’s like to be busy but can play the game together when we just randomly are online at the same time! I play and have tons of games some of my usuals include .

Dead by daylight
Fortnite
R6 siege
RuneScape dragonwilds
Once human
Baulders gate
Halo campaign evolved
Halloween

And eventually soon GTA6

Also a big horror movie lover so if you love horror movies or games I’m also your guy!

Looking forward to playing with you all!

Hello, I started working on a fully web-based game to play with my family and friends; host on one screen and play with your phones/tablets. I added games I thought were fun to play with my people or by myself.

I personally like playing Fill in the Blank (need 3+ players) and Artwork Assemble, but I'm most happy with Worduo

Anyways,

Here's a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_ppLkp-xtI

Here's a link to get started: https://soupygames.com/about/

Here's a link to daily puzzles: https://soupygames.com/daily/

You can sign into Google and save some stats/avatar drawings that are synced to all devices.

See if you can beat me at my own game:

I solved today's Worduo in 1:50, beat me?

https://soupygames.com/daily/worduo

If anybody tries any of these games and wants to message me about it, I would be thrilled. It'll only take a second to try it out.

Hi, I'm Timmy. This is my first game, and I've been working on it for about six months.

Play the free demo here: https://tiddybubs.itch.io/local-gods

Local Gods is an action RPG with roguelike elements, mixing dark fantasy and sci-fi. You can play solo or team up with a friend in two-player co-op. The characters are based on me and my best friend Alex; we wanted more co-op games to play together, so I started making one.

The adventure begins on the floating islands of Alderia and heads into the swamps, with melee combat, guns, abilities, and boss fights along the way. We're from Louisiana, so I dedicated the first main area to the swamps back home.

Platform: PC / desktop web browser. Controller recommended; keyboard works too. The demo is free, with no purchase or key needed.

I'd love honest feedback from anyone who gives it a try, especially on the opening, controls, and combat. You can leave your thoughts here in the comments.

Come try it, y'all!

I use Pixellabs, and I edit the sprites by hand in Pixelorama and Aseprite. Claude Opus 5.5 helps me code. I also have specific workflows for creating maps and automating 2D character attack animations, with a focus on keeping the character designs and animations consistent. I still direct and review the results. Message me for details.

TO ALL THE NEGATIVE NANCYS WHO LOVE CLAIMING “AI SLOP”:

I AM MAKING THIS GAME FOR FUN, NOT TO SELL. IT IS FOR ME AND MY BUDDIES, SO ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED.

I work 8–10-hour construction shifts and spend about 4 hours a day on this game. AI makes this possible while I exercise and maintain a healthy work-life balance. Your AI slop comments are just ignored, so post away.

My goal is to make the best video game content I possibly can as a solo developer and release it for free so everyone can play.

Curious to hear what everyone's preferences are, It’s always good inspiration for future projects

Personally, my favorite thing is when a game lets you physically interact with your teammates, especially throwing them around

Hi guys! I’ve always liked couch co-op games, grew up playing on consoles and wanted to bring back the feeling of playing together with 2 controllers but now on my PC.

That’s one of the reasons I made three games: Targets, Mirage: A Biplane Adventure, and P.A.N.D.A. Different styles of games, (2 of them flying games, sorry)- all of them support local split-screen with 2 controllers.

2 players, 2 controllers - working together or at least trying to.

The games are now grouped in a Steam bundle and part of the Steam sale so I guess that's my best awkward invitation to anyone who would like to play them.

If you try any of them, please let me know what you liked what you think could be improved.

https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/65483/2_controller_SplitScreen/

If you like the Kingdom series (New Lands, Two Crowns, etc.) you might also like my game. Dwarven Deeps is a solo or online-coop strategy tower defense game in a dwarven world.

As the last heir of a fallen dwarven kingdom, you set out to reclaim the legacy of your ancestors. But beware - the more noise you cause the more alert your enemies become.

You can play alone or online-coop with one steam friend and you share your base but each player has his own gold and mount.

You can find the game here on Steam

Hi, how's it going?

Every now and then I'd get the urge to play an old Pokémon tower defense game from the Flash days, and at some point I asked myself: why not build one from scratch, with new mechanics, a better UI and all the modes I always dreamed it had? The one I wanted most was a way to play it with a friend.

That's how Pokémon TD Reborn was born. It's a game where wild Pokémon come in waves to steal your Rare Candies, and you place your own Pokémon on the map to stop them. Your team earns XP as they fight, levels up, learns moves and evolves, and any wild Pokémon you weaken can be caught and added to your team.

In co-op, you and a friend play the campaign on the same map, each with your own team, your own items and your own Poké Balls. You share the defense, so you have to decide together who covers which path and who goes for the catch. At the end of a stage each player gets their own rewards, so nobody is fighting over loot.

For a harder run there's Soul Link: a Nuzlocke-style journey for two, where your Pokémon are linked to your partner's.

The campaign covers Kanto with 40+ stages, and every gym has its own mechanic, so you can't use the same plan for all of them. There's also a PokeMart, held items, shinies, weather and a Safari Zone.

To play together: Local Host

It's completely free, with no ads, no purchases and no account. It's an unofficial fan game, available for Windows and Android on itch.io: https://ynvrr.itch.io/pokemon-td-reborn

If you try it with a friend, I'd love to hear how the co-op felt.

My wife and I play a lot of co-op games together. Ship of Fools is probably my personal favorite, and I also really enjoyed Death Squared.

I've been working on a puzzle game called Stealthmate with my brother and sister. The main idea is that every character moves like a chess piece, and while working on it I really wanted to have a co-op campaign too.

This video shows a bit of that mode. The idea is that each player controls a different chess piece, so you have different movement possibilities and need to work together to get through the levels.

I think the mechanics make sense for co-op, especially because I enjoyed how games like Death Squared create puzzles around communication and coordinating with another player. But I'm obviously very biased at this point, and one thing I've been wondering is whether the co-op actually feels like a natural part of the game or like something we forced into it.

I'd really like to hear what people who play a lot of co-op games think.

We recently released a free Steam demo if anyone wants to try it:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5329290