Massively multiplayer games can certainly have the same effect, however, there’s something about being able to curl up on the sofa with a buddy and blast through a couch co-op run of Borderlands that makes co-op games privy to hosting much more heart-warming memories than, I hate to say it, my hundreds of hours with Valorant and Dead by Daylight. However, gaming is also one of the best activities for connecting with those close to you, and in some cases, it can make or break a friendship (a few of my own friendships have been very much tried and tested by It Takes Two).Ĭo-op games are an absolute treasure because of this. You boot up Elden Ring, and before you know it, you’ve not spoken to a single person other than Ranni for 10 hours. Gaming can be a very solitary activity at times. Whether your thing is gunning down hordes of monsters, building a beautiful farm together, or simply trying to survive, we've delved into some of the best co-op games of all time to convince your pals to explore.

These games in particular are more than just another way of keeping yourself entertained, and will put your friendships to the test in some cases ( It Takes Two, I’m looking at you). Human: Fall Flat is available now on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac, and Linux.Games, sometimes, are best experienced with a friend or two by your side. There are also two new character models a crash test dummy and a dog with a permanently oblivious look on its face. Your 'Bob' can be dressed up in 16 new suits and hairstyles as he tries to cling to falling vehicles. Players can also grab hold of one another by the hand creating long chains of wobbly humans.Īlong with the online multiplayer being added to the ever-popular title, there are also extra items available to customize your character. The trailer below shows players merrily flopping and falling as they attempt to jump or swing across canyons to reach their destination. A new update has just launched on PlayStation 4 that will allow you to play online with friends. Originally released in the summer of 2016, Human: Fall Flat takes the unintentional ragdoll effect of yesteryear and applies it to a clever puzzle format with hilarious results.

How do you make this concept even crazier? You add in online multiplayer, of course!

What happens when you bring ragdoll physics to the modern console era and add in puzzles for players to solve? You get a crazy little title called Human: Fall Flat.

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