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  1. 1Rocket League (2015)Rocket League (2015) 8.1/10 on IGDBReleased 6 Jul 2015Start with a private match and Free Play rather than treating the Casual button as a promise of a relaxed crowd. Friends can agree on teams and settings while the car-football physics still reward a satisfying touch. Public Casual matches use matchmaking and can penalise repeated early departures.…0
  2. 2Boomerang Fu (2020)Boomerang Fu (2020) 7.3/10 on IGDBReleased 13 Aug 2020Up to six on PC can turn a simple throw, dodge and recall into a quick food fight on the same screen. Choose the power-ups you enjoy, add AI opponents and let the group decide when to change the rules. The small control set makes a rematch easy to suggest without a practice schedule. This is native…0
  3. 3Ultimate Chicken Horse (2016)Ultimate Chicken Horse (2016) 7.7/10 on IGDBReleased 4 Mar 2016The level is partly your group's argument: add a useful platform or a horrible trap, then try to survive the result. Local and online games for up to four let friends make their own evening rather than chase a public ladder. Custom rules give you room to alter the scoring and tone. Experienced…0
  4. 4Lethal League Blaze (2018)Lethal League Blaze (2018) 9.0/10 on IGDBReleased 24 Oct 2018Batting an increasingly fast ball at each other delivers a sharp contest without needing a tournament commitment. Local or arranged online play supports up to four, and options such as points or one-hit kills change the rhythm. Solo modes provide somewhere to learn your character. The speed can…0
  5. 5Duck Game (2014)Duck Game (2014) 8.5/10 on IGDBReleased 13 May 2014A one-hit defeat is quickly followed by another absurd weapon and another chance, making a private session easier to laugh off than a lost placement match. The PC version supports two to eight locally or online, plus spectators; its single-player challenges offer useful practice. Keep the first…0
  6. 6TowerFall Ascension (2014)TowerFall Ascension (2014) 7.6/10 on IGDBReleased 11 Mar 2014Four-player local archery puts the rivalry within reach of the people sharing the sofa. Catching an arrow or landing a desperate stomp is rewarding immediately, with a large set of variants to change the match. Its appeal here is choosing the company and rules, rather than maintaining a rating. The…0
  7. 7Nidhogg 2 (2017)Nidhogg 2 (2017) 7.0/10 on IGDBReleased 15 Aug 2017One duel becomes a tug-of-war across the stage, with a comeback possible long after the first clean hit. Challenge a friend locally or in a private online game, or practise against the AI before organising a small tournament. You get a meaningful opponent-reading contest without a seasonal goal.…0
  8. 8Samurai Gunn 2 (2021)Samurai Gunn 2 (2021)Released 20 Jul 2021The current Early Access rebuild offers private online lobbies, Casual matchmaking, local versus and basic practice. That gives a pair a place to learn its brutally short sword-and-gun exchanges without entering Ranked. Choose it when you want quick rematches and a demanding skill to explore…0
  9. 9Stick Fight: The Game (2017)Stick Fight: The Game (2017) 7.2/10 on IGDBReleased 28 Sept 2017Two to four friends can turn a shifting physics arena into a series of disposable disasters, locally or online. The next weapon or collapsing surface keeps the result from feeling like a formal assessment of your worth. Arrange the group and enjoy the messy rematches. There is no single-player…0
  10. 10Rounds (2021)Rounds (2021) 6.8/10 on IGDBReleased 1 Apr 2021A losing player chooses an upgrade, turning a two-person duel into an escalating conversation between increasingly silly builds. That gives defeat an immediate decision to make instead of a rank to mourn. Play the standard one-versus-one game locally or online with a friend. More players require a…0