Genre doesn't matter as long as we can play together and kind of on the same team. We want something relatively easy to set up that we can play over the internet.
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This quirky 2D fighting game is a lot of fun, and pretty unique in both its gameplay and art-style. Can anyone recommend a fairly casual co-op game that can be played on Mac OS and windows PC My GF has a 2011 MacBook Air, abd I have a Microsoft Surface Pro 4. A fun little action-RPG with a lot of character. For four dollars you'll get your money's worth and then some.Ĭome for the funny narrator, stay for the fun gameplay and the absolutely amazing original soundtrack. With 2D graphics and a platformer gameplay, this is one of the best and most well-rated couch co-op games on Steam.
It's a really good little game, it was just Konami doing what they do that made it so expensive initially. Originally announced at $39.99 this relatively short quasi-tech-demo for The Phantom Pain is finally at a price we can all agree on. If you haven't played this one yet, come on already. It's time. Not everyone digs the humor, but I've always enjoyed these games simply because they're wacky shooters that you don't have to get too invested in. Love it or hate it, at five bucks Borderlands 2 is absolutely worth your money. But it's worth a spin, if only for the creativity of its mechanics and the emotional oomph of its ending.Ī classic shooter like no other-though both Metro 2033 Reduxand Metro Last Light Reduxare spiritual successors and also just $4.99 each- STALKER is an older game, but well worth picking up even years after release. You'll need a controller to play this one, which I know will immediately result in many PC gamers never playing it. They just don't make dinosaur games like the used to. Oh sure, it had lots of technical problems, but it really did do something with its lore and storytelling.Īn oldie but a goodie, this classic dino-hunter game still sells for $20 on Steam making this a pretty steep discount. Often considered one of the great RPGs of the era, many still consider New Vegas the best of the Fallout series. It's a bit more dated, too, but it makes up for that by being a truly unique experience. The game that started it all, Arkham Asylum is a lot different from its sequels, largely because it isn't nearly so open-world and relies more on Metroidvania mechanics.
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