Push Me Pull You (2016)

Each team is a two-headed, stretching body wrestling for control of a ball. Growing longer helps surround space, but your partner's movement also changes the shape you were relying on. Two to four people can play locally, with different competitive modes and a sandbox for getting used to the shared body. A controller is required; sharing one or controlling both heads yourself can reduce the equipment needed. Choose it for communication and bodily geometry, with the understanding that coordinating a teammate is much of the learning curve.