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Split Fiction (2025)

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Split Fiction
Game
8.9/10on IGDB
Released
Friend’s Pass. The owner invites the other player through the game after they install the free Steam pass. Play as two writers, Mio and Zoe, and solve challenges with different abilities as their sci-fi and fantasy worlds change around them. You can finish the whole story together.
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It Takes Two (2021)

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It Takes Two
Game
8.8/10on IGDB
Released
Friend’s Pass. The second player installs the free Steam pass and joins the owner’s game. Both players follow the same story but get different jobs, like firing a nail into a wall for the other to swing from. Keep using the owner’s save for the next chapter.
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Operation: Tango (2021)

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Operation: Tango
Game
8.0/10on IGDB
Released
Friend Pass. The guest installs the free pass on Steam and joins online. Choose who sees the world as an agent and who sits at a hacker’s computer. Each gets different information, and you’ll need a microphone to talk your way through the missions.
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Portal 2 (2011)

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Portal 2
Game
9.1/10on IGDB
Released
Remote Play Together. The owner opens the separate two-player co-op campaign in split-screen mode. Each robot can place its own pair of portals, so you have to keep track of whose openings lead where. The guest takes one half of the screen.
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5

TimeMelters (2024)

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TimeMelters
Game
Released
Friend’s Pass. The guest installs the free TimeMelters pass on Steam and joins the owner’s full online campaign. Rewind time and fight beside earlier versions of yourselves while you defend positions. Pick it if you want to plan different routes and make the timing fit together.
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6

Little Nightmares III (2025)

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Little Nightmares III
Game
6.8/10on IGDB
Released
Friend’s Pass. Have your guest install the free Steam pass and invite them to the online story. Low carries a bow and Alone carries a wrench, so you can handle different obstacles the whole way through the horror campaign. Keep playing that save with the same partner.
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Reanimal (2026)

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Reanimal
Game
8.0/10on IGDB
Released
Friend’s Pass. The guest installs the free Steam pass and joins the owner’s online game. Guide two siblings through the horror story as you search for their missing friends. The camera is shared even online, so pay attention to where your partner needs to go before moving ahead.
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8

LEGO Voyagers (2025)

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LEGO Voyagers
Game
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Friend’s Pass. Have the guest install the free Steam pass and invite them to the full online story. Both of you play as small LEGO bricks that can snap onto objects or one another. It’s a good choice if you want to spend your evening figuring out how two pieces can work together.
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Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes (2015)

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Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes
Game
8.4/10on IGDB
Released
Free manual. Let one person run the Steam game and give the other the free manual. Talk over a voice call without sharing the bomb screen, since the player with the manual is supposed to go by what the defuser tells them. The timed missions teach you how to get useful information across quickly.
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10

A Way Out (2018)

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A Way Out
Game
7.7/10on IGDB
Released
Remote Play Together. Use local co-op, with the host signing in to the linked EA account that Steam’s version requires. You play two prisoners whose perspectives share a split screen through the escape and what follows. Start the next session from the host’s save.
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11

Unravel Two (2018)

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Unravel Two
Game
7.8/10on IGDB
Released
Remote Play Together. The host launches the Steam copy with the EA account it requires. Play the local story as two Yarnys tied to one another, using the tether to pull, swing, or make a bridge. A teammate can help with a stretch of climbing if one person gets stuck.
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Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake (2024)

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Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake
Game
7.1/10on IGDB
Released
Remote Play Together. Choose the remake’s local co-op, giving each player one brother. They interact with the same scenes in different ways. This split lets you follow the entire journey together while one person handles each character’s movements.
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Escape Academy (2022)

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Escape Academy
Game
7.5/10on IGDB
Released
Remote Play Together. Start the local split-screen academy campaign and let the guest join the stream. Split up to read clues and report what you found before the clock expires. Save a larger stretch of time for a room that looks unfamiliar to both of you.
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Biped (2020)

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Biped
Game
7.1/10on IGDB
Released
Remote Play Together. Choose local co-op and guide one robot each through the courses. You control its legs separately, so a gap or moving platform becomes something to talk through. Both players need to reach safe ground to continue.
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Biped 2 (2025)

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Biped 2
Game
Released
Remote Play Together. Start a local campaign and take one robot each. Take turns working out the steps that move both players forward, including obstacles where one robot can operate something while the other gets into place. It works best with two people who enjoy talking through precise controls.
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16

Phogs! (2020)

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Phogs!
Game
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Remote Play Together. Take an end each of a long two-headed dog and guide it through a whole set of worlds. One side can grab an object while the other pulls or moves around it. This is a shared-screen choice for two people who want to laugh when they move in opposite directions.
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17

Pikuniku (2019)

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Pikuniku
Game
6.9/10on IGDB
Released
Remote Play Together. Open the separate local co-op levels from the menu. Help one another jump, kick, and get across each small puzzle space. It’s a short set of levels made for a pair, separate from the solo adventure.
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Death Squared (2017)

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Death Squared
Game
7.8/10on IGDB
Released
Remote Play Together. Choose the two-player Story mode. Guide one cube each while keeping an eye on how touching a switch or crossing a laser affects the other player. You can finish the full numbered puzzle sequence a few boards at a time.
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KeyWe (2021)

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KeyWe
Game
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Remote Play Together. Start the post office’s co-op campaign and assign one kiwi each. Use beaks and feet to send messages and move packages while the work changes with the seasons. One person can handle one side of a task while the other sets up what comes next.
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20

Pode (2018)

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Pode
Game
6.1/10on IGDB
Released
Remote Play Together. Start the local adventure as the rock and the fallen star. The pair have different effects on their surroundings, such as making plants grow or interacting with stone. Work through the caverns when you want a quiet set of spatial puzzles.
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Untitled Goose Game (2019)

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Untitled Goose Game
Game
7.9/10on IGDB
Released
Remote Play Together. Start the local two-player game and take a goose each through the village. You can divide up a to-do list or get one resident’s attention while the other goose steals something. The whole prank-filled adventure works with two players.
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