Category: Local co-op

If you're in the mood for another local party game for your Linux box, SPLASH BLAST PANIC released this week with Linux support.

You will be forgiven for not knowing about BlazeRush, since it's an oldie released back in 2014. Taking another look at it recently with the help of my trusty side-kick I've found it to be an exceptionally fun co-op experience on Linux.

Continuing my quest to find some great co-op games, I recently tried out A Gummy's Life which was a birthday gift from a reader. It's actually hilarious.

It's been a wet and windy day here, so I blew the dust off my copy of Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime to share with the family and it's the single most bit of fun we've had all together with a PC game before.

Sadly we missed the actual release for the really sweet couch co-op adventure 39 Days to Mars, but we're making up for it by letting you know it has some additional free content!

Fancy a bit of local co-op action in an open world with a zombie apocalypse setting? Don't Bite Me Bro! is free.

BFF or Die looks like one of those couch co-op games that will test your relationships, it also looks incredibly amusing.

The shoot 'em up game Vulture, which allows you to build your ship block by block has a fresh update out adding in local co-op support.

For those who love their local co-op experiences, Flat Heroes looks absolutely mental and it's releasing in full on July 5th.

Hyper Ultra Astronautics from FRACTiLE Games is a local multiplayer space shooter for 1-16 players and it's now in Beta.

Really like seeing more games do this! Survivors of Borridor, a fast-paced couch co-op survival game where even a smartphone can be used to control a character.

Jump Gunners is a fantastic couch co-op experience, now it's also a good experience with AI players and a new Horde mode.

Fancy your chances rescuing people from fires? Flash Point: Fire Rescue will have you do just that and it's good.

I had to double-check I read the info right for this one! A released date has just recently been announced for the couch co-op adventure 39 Days to Mars.

The Escapists 2 has been updated with a prison editor and Steam Workshop support, the good news is it works on Linux too.

Another to add to your list of amusing co-op games is Cutthroat, a game about killing others and blending in with the crowd.

Streets of Rogue just got that little bit more awesome with a new 4-player split-screen option, for when you have those mad gaming parties.

In Jump Gunners, as the name might suggest, you use your gun to propel you around and it's really damn amusing.

Good to see more local multiplayer games! Moribund recently released for Linux and it's brutal, so grab a friend and annihilate them.