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Spaceteam (2012)

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Spaceteam
Game
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Take a different control panel on each phone and read aloud the time-sensitive instructions meant for your partner. While one person is shouting a command, the other has to find the right switch or dial. Use two compatible devices on the same Wi-Fi with matching app versions for a loud, short cooperative challenge.
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How 2 Escape (2023)

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How 2 Escape
Game
Released
Explore the train on the main screen or work the other side of the puzzle on the free companion app. The player on the train can hear your advice but only you can see what's in the app. Try it across a table or on a voice call if you want a two-device escape room where you each have a real lead to follow.
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Shift Happens (2017)

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Shift Happens
Game
6.5/10on IGDB
Released
Swap mass so one of you can lift or throw while the other can fit through a little gap. Getting bigger changes what you can do and what your partner can do at the same time. Choose the separate two-player levels on the couch or online if you'd like to trade the big job and the little job several times in a room.
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Hacktag (2017)

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Hacktag
Game
5.0/10on IGDB
Released
One of you can sneak around as an agent and the other can work through systems as a hacker. The twin views give you different problems even when you both want the same door open, and you get different characters to talk to in the story. Play together on the couch or online if you want your own side of the mission to manage.
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Tick Tock: A Tale for Two (2019)

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Tick Tock: A Tale for Two
Game
7.3/10on IGDB
Released
Each player gets a different version of the clockwork mystery. When the clues on your own screen stop making sense, your next move is usually to ask what your partner sees. The pair need their own devices and copies, but you can sit together or use a call since the game doesn't need you to join an online lobby.
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Clandestine (2015)

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Clandestine
Game
6.0/10on IGDB
Released
Guide the field agent over a call while she looks for a way through a room you see through a different interface. Choose which role you want at the start of the mission. It's an online PC choice when you like different jobs on one mission and want a quieter, more deliberate approach to sneaking around.
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Sunderfolk (2025)

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Sunderfolk
Game
Released
The Ranger can expose an enemy before somebody with a harder hit gets their turn. Plan what both characters will do before either moves. On the couch, one host copy and the free phone controller app let everyone play. Use the native PC online mode for your own screen and controls, with a copy for each player.
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Dyo (2018)

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Dyo
Game
7.7/10on IGDB
Released
Each minotaur starts out in its own half of a split screen. You need your partner's side to make new paths, since the two halves can overlap and you can cross from one side into the other. Try local co-op or Steam Remote Play Together when you want a free puzzle game that makes the shape of the screen part of your job.
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Ibb & Obb (2013)

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Ibb & Obb
Game
7.1/10on IGDB
Released
The ground under one of you might be the ceiling for the other. Go to different sides of the gravity line and use that difference to work out a route. You can play on the couch or online if you'd like the rules to hand you two different jobs without learning two sets of controls.
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52

Nintendo Land (2012)

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Nintendo Land
Game
7.5/10on IGDB
Released
Start The Legend of Zelda: Battle Quest with the two of you. The player on the Wii U GamePad is the archer while the player with a Wii Remote Plus uses a sword. When you reach a crowd, give the archer a clear shot while the swordsman protects the approach. You need a Wii U and the two different controllers for these local stages.
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Star Fox Zero (2016)

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Star Fox Zero
Game
5.8/10on IGDB
Released
Split the controls of one spacecraft. The pilot flies using the TV and a compatible second controller, and the gunner uses the Wii U GamePad’s cockpit view to line up shots. Try this on the couch if you want both players to worry about the same maneuver for different reasons.
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Affordable Space Adventures (2015)

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Affordable Space Adventures
Game
7.3/10on IGDB
Released
Hand the GamePad to the engineer and have your partner fly the tiny ship. Keeping the engine running at the right settings is its own job, with a scanner that can become a third player's work if somebody else joins. Look for this couch co-op on a Wii U account that already owns it, since the eShop no longer sells it.
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