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3.The Forest

The Forest Co-op Gameplay

In The Forest you take on the role of a survivor of a plane crash that finds themselves in an isolated peninsula and has to find the means to survive. The catch? Well, this peninsula is populated by cannibal mutants of course. Whilst the game does have a plot line that can be pursued, the meat of the game is really just in the crafting, building, and exploring. The cannibals were intentionally written so that their role in the game was somewhat ambiguous; are they the enemy? Or are they just defending their home from an unknown invader? 

What makes The Forest so great as a co-op experience is that with an extra set of hands and eyes survival becomes a lot easier. It’s great to have the help, and it makes the otherwise lonely experience of trying to survive in an hostile environment a lot lighter. That and when dealing with cannibal mutants, it’s always ideal to have someone that runs slower than you do on your team. 

7 Resident Evil Revelations 2

Resident Evil Revelations 2 is thought to be one of the best cooperative titles in the franchise. Continuing the series’ much-loved survival horror experience with fan-favorites Claire Redfield and Moira Burton, who seek to flee from a remote island with no discernable escape.

But that’s not all. As you also follow the journey of Barry Burton, the dad searching the island for his lost daughter, along with Natalia Korda, a young girl he encounters along the way with an eerie sense for the supernatural. So grab a friend and get ready for the ride, as you seek to uncover the mysteries of the island, and try not to lose yourselves in the process.

6 Dying Light

Seen by many to be the best first-person zombie survival game ever released. Dying Light shares similarities with the classic Resident Evil franchise, but manages to branch it all out perfectly into a 4-Player Co-op experience like no other

With unprecedented open-world freedom get ready to journey with friends to take on the undead hordes; whether it be in free-roam mode or taking on the mysteries of the virus within the campaign. Parkour over buildings, get to grips with new and creative combat, scavenge and create new weapons, raid the city for supplies, and try not to get your brains eaten. Easy right?

Left 4 Dead 2

Left 4 Dead 2 Co-op Gameplay

Left 4 Dead 2 is a legend in both the co-op genre and zombie game genre. It’s nearly 12 years old now, and still going fairly strong. If you somehow haven’t heard of this one, basically it follows the story of four survivors of a zombie outbreak (each of which can be either controlled by AI or another player) as the fight their way through various environments with the eventual aim of reaching a helicopter that is going to bring them to freedom. You will shoot, smash, and chop zombies by the dozen as you and your team desperately try to make it to the end. 

Left 4 Dead 2 is an amazing co-op game, and would have scored a lot higher if it wasn’t as old as it is. It’s built around the idea that you will play with friends, and the game does generally work a lot better with friends (especially when you end up being pinned by a special zombie and need to be rescued). On top of all of that, it’s both possible to play online and via split screen. (Split screen is more easily used on xbox 360 but it is possible to do on a pc, you just have to look up one of the available online guides to activate it). Honestly, this game is one of my all time favourite games, and after all of these years I still go back to it and have a lot of fun. 

10 Friday The 13th The Game

If you’re a fan of classic horror, why not experience the frights and thrills of Camp Crystal Lake for yourself in Friday the 13th: The Game. Here, you and your friends must take on the roles of the flippant teen counselors from the films, finding yourselves pursued by the notorious serial killer Jason Voorhees.

Together, you must hide, evade, and survive cinema’s most prolific killer in a 7v1 game that if your lucky, could even see you take down the unkillable man for yourselves. The only catch? One of you must play the infamous slasher villain against them. This is one sure to quickly turn friends, into foes.

13: Pacify

Pacify Gameplay

In Pacify, you take on the role of a paranormal investigator checking out a house that is haunted by a creepy little girl (everyone loves a ghost girl, right?). You can group up with up to three other players and use teamwork to achieve the goals of the game and watch each others’ backs. 

What makes Pacify such a solid co-op experience is the constant sense of danger from the ghost girl that is hunting you, and the real lack of ways to fight her. You aren’t going to be able to do more than pacify her for a time. Good teamwork is essential to get everyone out of this house, without that the whole team will end up making this haunted house their forever home; and not in the nice way. 

4.Phasmophobia

Phasmophobia Gameplay

Phasmophobia is similar to Pacify but with a lot more options. In Phasmophobia you and up to three other players take on the role of ghost hunters, and you will haven’t use various tools and methods to try and figure out what kind of haunting is happening. The ghost will get more and more aggressive the longer your team is in the location, and the end goal is not to defeat it but to find enough information on the haunting to get paid at the end. Each ghost reacts differently and your strategy has to be different for each. 

What makes Phasmophobia such a good co-op experience is how varied the gameplay is. It’s really fun how different each of the ghosts are, and the different tools and methods you have to employ to suss them out. It’s also really cool that your goal isn’t to escape or defeat the spirit, but to rather to try to survive long enough to gather information on the haunting and then get the hell out of dodge. It’s an interesting different take on the ghost horror genre. 

8.Secret Neighbor: Hello Neighbor Multiplayer

Secret Neighbor: Hello Neighbor Multiplayer Child Gameplay

Secret Neighbor: Hello Neighbor Multiplayer takes the concept behind the Hello Neighbor games (You being a child trying to investigate the house of your neighbor who is hiding a dark secret, without getting caught by said neighbor) and gives it an Among Us twist. In this iteration you play with five other players who take on the rolls of children trying to get into the neighbor’s basement. However, one of you is actually the neighbor in disguise, and he’s not going to let you meddling kids get into his basement without a fight. 

What makes Secret Neighbor such a good co-op game is that you don’t know who is your friend and who is your enemy. One of you is out to sabotage the rest of you, but who? Maybe your best friend? The combination of co-op with that Among Us style paranoia-inducing gameplay really subverts the co-op gameplay and that makes it all the more interesting and fun. 

2.Dead by Daylight

Dead by Daylight Survivor Gameplay

Dead by Daylight is basically very similar to Friday the 13th: The Game except that you have a massive list of possible killers to deal with rather than Jason, and it’s arguably a lot harder for the killer to win in some ways. In Dead by Daylight you and three friends take on the role of survivors, against one player who plays the killer. Your job as a survivor is to try and repair generators around the map. When enough are repaired the power to the exit turns on, then you have to open said exit and escape. The killer on the other hand, has to hurt you, carry you to a sacrificial meat hook and try to make sure you don’t escape or get rescued before you finally run out of strength to resist and are taken by the dark deity that is behind all the terrible stuff you are experiencing. 

What makes Dead by Daylight such a great co-op game is that it’s simple. The maps change, and different killers present different problems, but at the end of the day the game stays much the same. If you get a good group of friends together and you communicate, you can become the worst nightmare for the killer. A good team of survivors will win a lot more often than not, and that can be a really good feeling, especially in a game that from the offset feels so weighted against you. 

9.GTFO

GTFO Gameplay

GTFO is a no nonsense kind of co-op FPS. You and three other players take on the role of prisoners, being forced to explore a massive underground complex in search of artifacts to extract. You will have to find gear and weapons as you go, and work with your team to survive the onslaught of twisted creatures that have overrun the complex. 

What makes GTFO such a great co-op experience is that it doesn’t try to be anything other than it is. It doesn’t throw in a vs mode or anything, it’s just a pure, solid co-op survival FPS. It doesn’t hold any punches, and if you aren’t fast with your aim and good with your teamwork you will die. A lot. It’s everything you could want, if you are hoping for an intense co-op FPS with a horror twist. 

1 The Forest

If you’re looking for a terrifying open-world adventure, you’ve found it in The Forest. Proving horror doesn’t have to be limited to small inescapable rooms, but can instead encompass an entire island.

It’s the true pairing of the survival and horror genres, as after a plane crash you and your friends find yourselves needing to survive on your new island home and escape the terrifying beings that found it first. Build shelters and fires to keep warm, create weapons to fight off horrifying, genetically mutated enemies, and maybe even discover just where in the world your son has wandered off to. That is, of course, if the cannibals don’t find you first.

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Depth

Depth Gameplay

Depth is a really cool take on the asymmetrical multiplayer genre. In this game, you either play the part of one of four treasure hunters, whose job is to find treasure on the ocean floor and get it to your small, unmanned submersible. The other team of two players take on the role of sharks trying to eat the divers. Each team has a set amount of lives, and it’s up to them to effectively use teamwork and strategy to accomplish their mission before the other team. 

Depth is such a cool co-op experience because it’s fresh and different. You aren’t running around some ruin or house trying to avoid one movie monster, or mowing down the undead by the score. No, you are in the dark quiet abyss of the ocean, and your death could lurk anywhere just waiting to swoop in with blinding speed and tear into you with it’s razor-sharp teeth. The divers have tools and are more versatile, but the sharks are much faster and deadly. It is really up to you and your team how you are going to leverage these traits to pull through to a win. 

Killing Floor 2

Killing Floor 2 Co-op Gameplay

Killing Floor 2 is another fun co-op zombie killing game, though it takes a different approach to Left 4 Dead. If you’ve ever played one of the zombies modes in a Call of Duty game, then the format will be fairly familiar to you. Kill a bunch of zombies and horrific undead monsters, which gets you points, then you use the points to buy better guns and equipment in between the rounds that consist of more and more powerful monsters until you either get killed or make it to the last round.

Killing Floor 2 is really good if you want to just have some mindless fun. You aren’t going to play this for a narrative, but if you want to just unplug with your friends and plough through a gorey mess of enemies then this is the perfect game for you. 

4 Phasmophobia

Scared of ghosts and ghouls? Then maybe give this one a miss. Phasmophobia isn’t for the faint of heart, being an immersive first-person psychological horror experience like no other. In it, you and your friends will hunt down active spirits within some of the creepiest haunted houses around. Quickly becoming the central characters in your own paranormal activity.

So grab your EMF readers, Ouija boards, and Spirit boxes, and get ready to track down some ghosts. Making sure to record the haunting evidence on your night-vision camera in order to sell the case to an expert ghost removal team. Choose to stay in the truck and monitor the CCTV from far away (like a wimp), or get your hands dirty in the house for real. Just remember: your voice attracts the paranormal, and those Revenants are no joke.

10.Resident Evil 5

Resident Evil 5 Co-Op Gameplay

Resident Evil 5 is one of those unicorn among video games, a game that includes couch co-op. In this game, you and one friend can take on the role of Chris Redfield and Shiva Alomar, two BSSA agents hunting down illegal bio weapons. Their hunt brings them to Kijuju, Africa where they immediately run afoul of the infected local and enter into a battle to survive, and get to the bottom of what is happening there. 

Resident Evil 5 is an excellent co-op game because it was designed specifically to be one. You can play it in single player of course, with Shiva being controlled by AI, but it just doesn’t feel right. It’s meant to be played in co-op, and it’s one of the few co-op games out there to support couch co-op. I have very fond memories of powering through this game in one sitting with a friend, a great deal of pop, and an Xbox 360.

2 Dead By Daylight

When looking at 4v1 multiplayer games, Dead By Daylight stands out from the crowd. with 4 players taking on the role of survivors either working together or for their own goals, and the other, the killer, out to find and destroy them.

Dead By Daylight has redefined horror gaming since its release. With constant updates to enhance gameplay along with some recognizable new killers each with their own unique abilities and style. The procedurally generated worlds mean you can never second guess the map, and random spawn points could find you far away from friends, and closer to the killer’s grasp. If you’re looking for the worst hide and seek of your lives, your search is over.

Dying Light

Dying Light Co-op Gameplay

I can’t say enough good things about Dying Light, it’s just one of the rare examples of an open world zombie game done well. In the game you take on the role of a fellow named Crane, who has been dropped into the city of Harran that has been taken over by a zombie plague leaving relatively few survivors. It is first person, and allows you to explore the large city map through fun parkour mechanics and a whole lot of zombie smashing, slashing, and gashing. On top of being fantastic in single player, it also features a beautifully integrated co-op mode that allows up to three of your friends to enter your game world and play through the entire campaign with you, as well as just generally wander around and slay the undead. 

What makes Dying Light such a fantastic co-op game, is that the co-op is so seamless that it neither really feels tacked on, nor does it feel like the game isn’t complete if you don’t use it. It’s just there as a wicked fun option. Let’s be real, there’s few things quite as fun as mowing down the undead with your friends. Consider it teamwork practice for when the actual zombie apocalypse happens. (I totally don’t think that will happen….that’s crazy…hah). 

7 Days to Die

7 Days it Die Co-op Gameplay

7 Days to Die is very nearly the perfect open world zombie survival game. You pick a character and are dropped into either a pre-made campaign map, or a randomly generated one. From this point you (and up to 7 other players) have no real goal beyond trying to survive. You can scavenge, build, craft, and even hunt for meat from the local fauna. The game has a day and night cycle, and when playing the game with normal settings the undead become a lot more of a problem during the night, moving faster and being a lot better at generally just being a lot more aggressive. As you might guess from the title, after your first week in the game, things get harder as the game starts sending much larger groups of zombies after you as well as more powerful types of zombie. 

What makes 7 Days to Die so great as a co-op game is much like what makes Minecraft so great (a game this game gets compared to a lot) it allows you to build a lot more complex stuff in much shorter times. This is especially good given that this game does get harder after a set amount of time. Not only does it benefit gathering and crafting, it also makes it much easier to fight off a horde of hungry zombie when you have a few extra people there fighting beside you. Surviving on your own is much harder, which can be great if you like that; but doing it with friends is much better. 

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Friday the 13th: The Game

Friday the 13th: The Game Counsellor Gameplay

Friday the 13th: The Game puts a group of players in the role of camp counsellors trying to survive/defeat Jason in the typical fashion of a Friday the 13th movie. This is an asymmetrical multiplayer game, so seven players play counselled , and one player plays Jason,with the mission of killing the other players in some gruesome fashion. 

This is a really solid co-op experience, because working together with the other counsellors is key to surviving. There are seven of you and one of him for a reason, the deck is heavily stacked in his favour. Work with your friends, watch each other’s backs, and you. Might just be able to take down the vengeful boogeyman of Camp Crystal Lake.

8 The Blackout Club

If you’re looking for Stranger Things vibes, fantastic lore, and a completely new, mysterious line of horror; The Blackout Club has you covered. Here, you must work together as a gang of unruly small-town teens investigating the mysterious disappearance of your friend when all the adults around you refuse to believe anything is wrong.

With a vast set of modern-day tools at your disposals such as drones, grappling hooks, and noisemakers you need to outwit the adults and collect evidence to prove your theories. Just be careful not to pique the interest of The Shape, the mysterious, invisible monster that pursues your group throughout your investigations.

5 GTFO

This is not your normal horror game. GTFO gives players one of the hardest horror experiences available, with a focus on team-based play and puzzle-solving that makes the atmosphere surrounding it one of the most electric and unforgettable in survival horror.

You and your fellow players are prisoners, investigating a vast underground network for valuable artifacts as well as materials to fashion yourselves weapons and supplies as unsurprisingly, you don’t find yourselves down here alone. Filled with some of the most terrifying creatures in gaming, it’s an experience that sticks with you, and if you’re finding it hard? You’re not alone. This game was made for the hard-core.