Here are a bunch of coop games that I'm going to copy paste from another post I've done. Most of these are couch multiplayer btw which means either split screen or same screen multiplayer.

So list of games, in no particular order are:

• Neurovoider. 4 players (A multiplayer Rogue like with lots of loot that you can use to customise your robot killing machine.)

• Legend of Dungeon. 4 players (Another multiplayer Rogue like. More fantasy/magic with an odd but endearing sense of humour.)

• Death Road to Canada. 2 Players (Rogue like but with a choose your own adventure feel with zombies and the power to befriend dogs.)

• Moon Hunters. 4 Players (Technically has Rogue elements but it's more of a story generator.)

• Crawl. 4 players (The best goddamn competitive/coop game ever of all time. Look it up at the very least. So many good moments.)

• Jack Box Series (More like a quiz/board game that uses phones as controllers. Can have more then four players depending on the game chosen.)

• Ultimate Chicken Horse. 4 players (A cute looking platformer that tasks you and your friends to cooperatively build a platform level to race on. Make it too easy and your friends might beat you but make it too hard and you won't be able to win.)

• Think of the Children. 4 players. (Parenting simulator filled with Australian humour, very frantic and fun.)

• Broforce. 4 players (MURICA! THE VIDEO GAME! Spread democracy with explosions and the power of bros!)

• Helldivers. 4 players (Also MURICA THE GAME only IN SPACE! SPREAD MOAR DEMOCRACY!)

• Cryptark. 2 players (You're a mech pilot/scavenger tasked with retrieving scrap from space hulks whose automatic defences are still online. Feels kinda like a heist simulator.)

• Overcooked series. 4 players (Has a cooperative and competitive mode. Basically you're a cook. It's a lot more cool/frantic then you might think.)

• Aeon Altar. 4 players (Another game that requires the phone to be played. Inspired by Dungeons and Dragons. Here's a cool thing though, because each player has their own screen/phone, they can get secret information that other players wouldn't have.

• Castle Crashers. 4 player (Arcade Brawler action with level ups!)

• EDF series. 4 player with 2 player split screen. (EDF 5 is the latest in the series but if you don't want to spend too much money, then get 4.1 which is still damn good. Fight giant bugs, robots and other B movie alien threats with a huge arsenal of weaponry the includes but aren't limited to: Satellite lasers, Grenades that are closer to nukes then actual grenades, automatic fists, a laser gun that has more in common with a disco light then an actual gun.)