Best 4-player games

Melee-focused horde co-op with a mountain of classes and progression.

Side-scrolling race-and-sabotage where last place gets eliminated.

Friendship-ruining minigames where standing still means death.

Local and online co-op stress disguised as cooking.

Cling, swing, and fling each other across gaps in panicked co-op.

Restaurant roguelite co-op with satisfying group escalation.

Stack absurd builds together and turn a short run into a disaster story.

Co-op mining chaos with strong 4-player teamwork.

Physics-driven stickman brawling that's pure couch chaos.

Big hunts, repeated sessions, and a natural fit for a committed four-player group.

Film spooky nonsense with friends and try to survive long enough to upload it.

A deep campaign co-op choice for committed groups.

Explosive online co-op with fast missions and big group energy.

Pirate co-op with sessions that naturally turn into stories.

Scrappy co-op horror built for laughs, panic, and clips.

Co-op ghost hunting with strong one-night energy.

Still one of the cleanest templates for a co-op campaign night.

Build the level, sabotage the level, pretend it was fair.

Tiny arena archery with instant readability and local chaos.

Frame-perfect sword-and-gun duels with instant, readable couch chaos.

A beat-'em-up co-op classic that still anchors a couch night.

Explosive run-and-gun co-op where the whole level is destructible.

Friendly-fire spell-combining co-op that punishes panic and bad aim.

One player is the hero; everyone else possesses monsters to kill them.

Blend into a crowd of NPCs and assassinate friends without being spotted.

Run one neon spaceship together, sprinting between turrets, shields, and the wheel.

Guide cubes to their goals without triggering each other's lethal traps.