Recently got bro-force and It works if you can manage to get sorted out.
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Use http://www.co-optimus.com/system/4/pc.html.
Go to "add filter" and pick "Combo Co-Op". You'll get a list with all games that support simultaneous off- and online co-op.
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Games Tested and seemed not to work this way:
Monaco
BattleBlock Theater (Only Competitive)
Well, Battleblock only has two player co-op, so that's not surprising. :P
Castle Crashers is the only game from The Behemoth which offers co-op support for more than two players- both Pit People and Battleblock only offer PvP support for players past that.
Golwar's already gave the suggestion I was going to, but I'm going to add "remember to check the filter to active after you add it". ^.^
Unfortunately, the list co-optimus offers does seem to be somewhat incomplete, though. :/
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The first Dungeon Defenders, don't know about the second one.
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I can confirm that first Dungeon Defenders game is good and I also don't know about the second one ;D
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Nearly any Local Co-op game can be played over net using Nvidia Share Play, tested and confirmed with Nuclear Throne.
It´s an experimental NVIDIA feature that only works on fullscreen games (not borderless windowed) and the receipient needs to use chrome browser, but other than that, it was awesome (when it worked that one time!) :D
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Thanks for all the responses! I will check some of these games and links and update the table by time.
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Push
We're running low again on this type of games. Any new suggestions? (Updated the main table)
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You said you're looking for PC games but if you play on consoles, Borderlands is a solid option (I personally recommend BL2). Technically you "can" get it to do local multiplayer on PC, but it's a hassle. Tried to set it up like that for a friend and tldr; you adjust the launch settings to run two instances of the game simultaneously. (in hindsight, it might actually work as long as you have 2 screens to play on?)
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Thanks for the recommendation. Sadly they don't have 2 screens (they're sitting in front of a TV). So a native couch play support would be nice.
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Thanks. We already player StickFight so I updated the table. We will checkout "Move or Die" soon I guess.
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I just updated a few games I remember we played since then. With the Steam remote feature introduced A LOT of new games are possible with this setup (All >=3 Local coop games).
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Duck Game fits this bill quite well and is incredibly fun. I think whoever has the local player needs to host but I’m not 100% sure.
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I looked into Duck Game, but it seems competitive and not cooperative.
Actually a lot of these games require the host to be the one with the extra local player.
EDIT: I just realized I already had some competitive games on the list. I made an extra table for that. So thanks for the suggestion :)
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Thanks. Added Grim Dawn and Ticket to Ride.
In the Civilization games you aren't really supposed to see what the others players are doing right? So not really good for couch play. Or do you mean a coop playstyle if there is one?
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Yeah I understand that's it's possible theoretically, but is it practical? Like you sit on a couch with someone and when it's your turn you are like "Ok, look away for 10 minutes, it's my turn".
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My sibling and I did it a lot, but with a laptop it is easier. Those 10 minutes are kinda boring, but that is when you do irl stuff (dishes, laundry, reading, etc). Also, if you team up against 14 AI countries, it doesn't really matter if you look away or not--just when you get to the 1 v1 part. :D
Same with Ticket to Ride hotseat, but that is like 1 minutes/turn usually.
Also, they aren't competitive, but many Lego games allow split-screen play, but idk about online split-screen.
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Actually this post is mainly about coop games, but the Lego games are 2 Players only afaik.
Was not sure about Ticket to Ride if there is the same hidden turn problem. So maybe this one doesn't fit to well, too.
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Brawlhalla, you can coop with somebody in the same device and fight against people who are away using the Internet. It's free nowadays.
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Hi guys,
I currently search for a very special kind of game where 2 people play local on one PC and another person from elsewhere on another PC. So it's needed that the game supports local Multiplayer for the 2 people plus an online mode, so the other one can join aswell. We are looking for Cooperative games we can play together without any competitive stuff against other online players. So this is the requirements list:
Since this is very special I hope you can help us finding such games. A little filtering is possible with the Steam search +
But it's missing some "requirements".
Competitive:
Special Cases:
Games Tested and seemed not to work this way:
Thanks for any help!
EDIT: Steam remote play feature enables a lot of new games for this. A lot of local coop games are playable this way.
Also Co-Optimus can filter for such games now, but I don't think it's complete nor always correct: https://co-optim.us/1KCg8LJ
"PC games with combo co-op and support at least 3 players "
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