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Split Fiction (2025)
8.9/10on IGDB
Released
Pick Mio or Zoe and be ready to learn a new set of moves when the story jumps worlds. You can spend one stretch working together with dragons and the next taking on a science-fiction challenge. Start here if you want each new setting to give you and your partner something different to learn. You can share a screen or use a free Friend’s Pass online.
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A Way Out (2018)
7.7/10on IGDB
Released
Play as Leo or Vincent. The split screen lets one of you stay busy even when the other person's part of a scene is taking over the story. Some sequences separate the two or ask one of you to help while the other carries out a task. You can play on one couch or invite a friend through the online Friend Pass.
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Blanc (2023)
7.9/10on IGDB
Released
Put the wolf cub's teeth to work cutting ropes while the fawn pushes objects or braces itself to help the cub get higher. The snowy journey tells its story without dialogue. Play on one screen or online if you want a calmer game where getting a partner through the next obstacle is the main event.
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Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake (2024)
7.1/10on IGDB
Released
Take one brother each in the remake's couch mode. The smaller brother can get through gaps, while the older one can give him a boost and take over a task that needs more strength. You'll spend much of the game figuring out which brother should go first. On Steam, Remote Play Together can stream that same two-controller setup.
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Orbitals (2026)
Released
Pick a different tool for each explorer as you take Maki and Omura into a space station. One of you can pull something into place with a grappling tool so the other can move across. Play in split screen on Switch 2, or join online through GameShare over GameChat or the game’s Global Friend’s Pass. Check Nintendo’s account and membership requirements for online play.
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Pode (2018)
6.1/10on IGDB
Released
One player takes a rock, the other a fallen star. Use their different abilities to bring life back to a cavern while opening up a route for both partners. Start this on the couch if you want exploration and environmental puzzles without races or enemy waves. On Steam, you need at least one gamepad, and you can stream co-op with Remote Play Together.
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Degrees of Separation (2019)
7.6/10on IGDB
Released
If one of you plays Ember and the other plays Rime, the space between you is where heat gives way to cold. Getting to the other side of an obstacle can mean deliberately having your partner stand farther away. Play on the couch or use Steam Remote Play Together if you like puzzles that make where both of you stand matter.
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Operation: Tango (2021)
8.0/10on IGDB
Released
The field agent sees what’s in front of them while the hacker works with a different screen. The mission can depend on what you tell your partner as much as what you can do at the controls. It's online only and you need microphones, but the other player can join using the free Friend Pass.
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Never Alone: Kisima Ingitchuna (2014)
7.1/10on IGDB
Released
Use Nuna's bola to work on obstacles or send Fox through a gap she can't fit into. Fox can also reach places by climbing that Nuna has to approach another way. It's a good couch game if you want two clearly different jobs and a story drawn from Iñupiaq tradition. Steam also has Remote Play Together.
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Toodee and Topdee (2021)
8.0/10on IGDB
Released
You see one puzzle as a side-on platformer when Toodee is active and as a top-down room when Topdee takes over. A move that looks impossible in one view is an ordinary move in the other. Use local co-op or Steam Remote Play Together if you want a steady back-and-forth over whose perspective should come next.
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Knights and Bikes (2019)
7.1/10on IGDB
Released
Play Nessa or Demelza and set off on bikes to explore an island. When you reach an obstacle, look at what your partner brought along, such as a frisbee or a pair of boots, before repeating what your own character can do. Try it on the couch or online if you want a story with time to explore between puzzles.
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Unravel Two (2018)
7.8/10on IGDB
Released
Two Yarnys are tied together, so one of you can hold on while the other swings or help pull a partner back up. Trade the active job every time a route requires you to get the other Yarny over it. Use couch co-op or Steam Remote Play Together if you want the shared movement without a lot of dialogue.
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Phogs! (2020)
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Take one head each on a stretchy dog and use both ends of the same body to get through obstacles. Let one person hold onto something while the other gets far enough away to reach the next thing. Choose couch co-op, a shared controller, or online play if you want to spend more time coordinating than fighting.
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Bread & Fred (2023)
6.0/10on IGDB
Released
Tie two penguins together and trade off which one holds on and which one jumps. You’ll have to time a swing or use a ledge as an anchor to get both of you higher. Choose local or online co-op on Steam for a precise and sometimes difficult platforming test.
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LEGO Voyagers (2025)
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Click your little brick character onto the world or link up with the other player as you work your way toward an abandoned spaceship. Take turns making something the other brick can use, especially when a puzzle asks you to move a piece together. Play on the couch or online with a Friend’s Pass.
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Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime (2015)
7.3/10on IGDB
Released
Put one pilot at the controls and send the other around the ship to use the shield or a turret. Swap stations when trouble comes from a different direction. Choose couch co-op or Steam Remote Play Together if you want two jobs that change as the ship moves.
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Portal 2 (2011)
9.1/10on IGDB
Released
Use the separate Atlas and P-body campaign to see how two sets of portals can do different jobs in one room. One player can hold a route open while the other moves through it or brings an object back. It’s a natural fit if you like talking through who moves first. On Steam you can play split-screen, online, or through Remote Play Together.
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Overcooked! All You Can Eat (2020)
7.8/10on IGDB
Released
Have one of you prep ingredients while the other cooks and plates the orders. Change jobs when a kitchen changes shape or a station is suddenly harder to reach. Play the collection on the couch or online with cross-platform play, and use Assist Mode for longer rounds if you want more room to coordinate.
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Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light (2010)
7.4/10on IGDB
Released
Lara can fire a grappling line and Totec can help her climb with the spears he throws. The useful part of the partnership is figuring out which piece of gear makes the next part of a trap possible for the other person. Use the local campaign or Steam Remote Play Together if you want more action between your puzzles.
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Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy (2023)
7.4/10on IGDB
Released
Take up the thief's grappling tools or the wizard's ability to move objects, and you'll approach the same obstacle differently. You can also bring the knight and put his shield to work. Puzzles scale to the size of the group, so you can bring just one friend and play the campaign together locally or online.
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Snipperclips: Cut It Out, Together! (2017)
7.3/10on IGDB
Released
Cut your partner into something the puzzle needs, like a point that can pop a balloon. Then give them a chance to shape you for the next job. Use the Switch couch mode if you want to find your own way through a puzzle together and enjoy watching a shape that seemed absurd turn out to be exactly right.
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