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A viral paint-and-hide party game with chaotic lobbies and strong spectator energy.

Up to 24 players

A cooperative walker-talker from House House built around getting lost and communicating with friends.

Up to 12 players

Scrappy physics horror extraction for groups who enjoy panic, betrayal, and bad decisions.

Up to 6 players, 6+ with mods

Climb, fall, shout, recover: a compact co-op chaos pick for a small group.

Up to 4 players

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

Up to 4 players

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

Up to 4 players

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

Up to 4 players

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

Up to 4 players

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

Up to 4 players

Local and online co-op stress disguised as cooking.

Up to 4 players

Restaurant roguelite co-op with satisfying group escalation.

Up to 4 players

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

Up to 4 players

Tiny arena archery with instant readability and local chaos.

Up to 4 players

Simple cooperative puzzles that get funnier as communication breaks down.

Up to 8 players

Five more phone-controlled party games for a full room or a Discord call.

Up to 10 players

Draw terrible prompts on your phone and bluff everyone else into guessing them.

Up to 8 players

Head-to-head answer battles judged by the whole room, all played from phones.

Up to 8 players

A party game for funny people and the friends who can't draw, played on phones.

Up to 6 players

Lightning-fast 8-duck couch deathmatch where one shot ends a round.

Up to 8 players

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

Up to 4 players

Friendship-ruining minigames where standing still means death.

Up to 4 players

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

Up to 4 players

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

Up to 4 players

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

Up to 4 players

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

Up to 4 players

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

Up to 4 players

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

Up to 4 players

Free platform-fighter with deep local versus for a controller pile-up.

Up to 8 players

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

Up to 4 players

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

Up to 4 players

Free explosive mini-game brawler that scales to a full living room of players.

Up to 8 players

One person defuses the bomb while everyone else frantically reads the manual.

Up to 6 players

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

Up to 4 players

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

Up to 4 players

Control both brothers at once — or hand a stick each to two people on one pad.

Up to 2 players

Turn-based artillery warfare made for passing one controller around the couch.

Up to 6 players

Tug-of-war fencing duels with a built-in pass-the-controller tournament mode.

Up to 8 players

Submarine disaster management for groups who enjoy jobs, shouting, and betrayal.

Up to 16 players

Social deduction that scales well beyond the usual four.

Up to 15 players

Social deduction with lots of roles and room for a large voice call.

Up to 16 players

Phone-controlled party games for mixed groups.

Up to 10 players

Browser-based drawing telephone that works for huge casual groups.

Up to 30 players

Fast browser drawing rounds for groups that need zero install friction.

Up to 20 players

Readable, casual online multiplayer that can carry a full Discord call.

About 20–45 minutes for a course.

Up to 12 players

Local or online physics brawling that gets sillier as people rotate in.

Up to 8 players

Physics brawling made for casual group nights.

Up to 8 players

Chaotic elimination rounds for very large, unserious groups.

Up to 40 players

Prop Hunt, Trouble in Terrorist Town, sandbox chaos: still a big-group toolbox.

Up to 32 players

Private lobbies and custom servers for groups that want teams, aim, or chaos modes.

Up to 20 players

Large-team class shooter with a massive history of silly server nights.

Up to 24 players

Huge low-poly battlefield chaos if your group wants to pile into the same war.

Up to 254 players

Social worlds, party games, murder mystery rooms, and hangouts for very large groups.

Up to 40 players

A solo deckbuilder that can become a lightweight shared run through co-op or race mods.

1 player, Up to 10 friends with mods

A single-player mech campaign that becomes a squad mission night through the Armored Core Coop Mod.

1 player, Up to 6 with mods

A solo sword-fighting game with an older online mod for PvP and small co-op experiments.

1 player, 2+ with mods

A single-player metroidvania that can become a shared exploration or randomizer night through HKMP.

1 player, 2+ with HKMP

A physics driving sandbox that becomes a casual group driving or racing server through BeamMP.

1 player, Large servers with BeamMP

A single-player open-world chaos sandbox with a historic multiplayer mod built for huge servers.

1 player, Hundreds+ with mod

A solo open-world destruction sandbox with community multiplayer modes for freeroam, racing, and roleplay.

1 player, Server-based with mod

A two-player boss-rush classic with community mods that expand the local co-op count.

Up to 2 players, 3 with mods