Author: Eric Ravenscraft / Source: reviewgeek.com
Competitive online games are fine, but if you’re having folks over and want to play a game together, these couch co-op games can liven up your living room.
Minecraft ($34)
Minecraft is a mainstay of just about every gaming platform known to man. Still, if you want to sit on the couch with a friend and enjoy a low-pressure game, it’s hard to be bored in Minecraft. You can set up your console to play on local split screen. (This video explains how to set it up.) You and your friends can collaborate to build whatever you want.
Or ruin each other’s stuff. Why not?Overcooked ($20)
If you’ve ever wanted to take on the exhilarating challenge of running a restaurant kitchen, you probably haven’t worked in a real one. Still, you might love Overcooked. In this game, you and up to three other friends all control an employee in a restaurant. You all work together to prepare ingredients, cook meals, plate food, and deliver it to the wait staff to send to the customer. Also you’re travelling through time to stop a terrifying hungry monster. Somehow it works. Just make sure to choose your most cooperative friends to play with for a smoothly running kitchen.
Rocket League ($30)
Cars don’t really behave in video games the way they do in real life. Rocket League takes this and runs with it. In this game, you control a car that can speed up,…
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