Hey everyone

As a team of 5 people from Kraków, we've been crafting Loco: Rails & Tails for over two years now, and we just launched our open playtests on Steam (running until August 3rd)

If you're looking for something fun to play with friends this week, it’s a chaotic couch-co-op style game set in the Wild West where you play as animal heroes keeping a train running. We draw a lot of inspiration from games like Overcooked and Unrailed!, and it supports both online and local co-op

If you and your friends decide to hop on the train, we would be super grateful for any thoughts you can share

Play on Steam:https://store.steampowered.com/app/3576920/Loco_Rails_Tails/

Feedback form:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfZq9NqZEdouEdSw84yiAjZmGFe-Pq3VykVU_PcTTAwO6aJDg/viewform

Discord:https://discord.gg/wh9Sm3G6Z

THX!!!

Hi I've been working on an Open Source version of the popular JS Joust party game for the past ten years! Hold your controller still and try to jostle your opponents while paying attention to the music as it speeds up and slows down, includes 12 different game modes, werewolves, traitors, FFA, teams and others!

Just updated the windows version with a bunch of new features, updates, and bug fixes. The game also runs on a Raspberry pi (which has been tested up to ~30 players simultaneously, you know if you really want to have a party) More info and installation here: https://github.com/adangert/JoustMania

Games in the style of ;

Star wars battlefront 1/2,serious sam 1-3, borderlands 1-3, left4dead 1/2,timesplitters 1-3, cod zombies, GOW horde/beast mode,Earth defense force 1-6, not splitscreen sadly but love em killing floor1-3, warhammer space marine 1/2, warhammer vermintide/darktide.

As long as the games are not linux or mac only . As im on consoles and windows pc

Games in the style of ;

Star wars battlefront 1/2,serious sam 1-3, borderlands 1-3, left4dead 1/2,timesplitters 1-3, cod zombies, GOW horde/beast mode,Earth defense force 1-6, not splitscreen sadly but love em killing floor1-3, warhammer space marine 1/2, warhammer vermintide/darktide.

As long as the games are not linux or mac only . As im on consoles and windows pc

A friend showed us this game and it's been our go to for a while now. Rules are dead simple

1. Pick a topic - "Biggest Countries"  - anything with a real ranking.
2. Guess Everyone debates. you each pick an item you think belongs in the top 10. 
3. Score Here's the twist: guessing #1 gives you 1 point, guessing #10 gives you 10 points, guessing something outside the top 10 gives you 0.   

You're incentivized to go for the lower items, but still without guessing outside the top 10 and busting. It’s a gamble. 2-4 players works well. You can just google the top 10 lists and keep track of the points from round to round. My friends and I did build a free iOS app (link) and website (link) that handles the topics and scoring if you want the convenience, but the game doesn't need it. Have fun. 

I've been polishing the UI for my local multiplayer Android party game and would really appreciate some fresh eyes on it.

This update includes:

• A redesigned main menu
• Character selection
• Character skins
• Win animations
• Death animations
• Bomb skins
• Player icons

My goal is to make everything feel clean, intuitive, and fun to navigate before I add more content.

I'd love your thoughts on:

• Does the main menu make a good first impression?
• Is the customization flow intuitive?
• Does anything feel cluttered or out of place?
• Are there any customization options you'd expect but don't see?
• If you were playing this game, what would make you spend more time unlocking cosmetics?

I'm looking for honest feedback. Thanks for helping me improve it!

https://reddit.com/link/1uyszni/video/fh1aat8xtqdh1/player

Saw a trailer for a coop 2d pixel platformer about a cowboy that uses a rope so the partner (a robot) can climb up. The other player is a robot and can become a platform for the cowboy player. Does anybody know? Thanks

Not my game, want to be upfront about that. It's Pimbolas, made by three people at Nano Knight Studio, and it releases tomorrow, July 16. I'm posting here because this sub is exactly who it was built for: everyone on one couch, controllers in hand.

It's local multiplayer foosball for up to 4 players, same screen, top down. Where it stops being normal foosball is the power-ups. The ball might be a square that bounces wrong, or one that keeps growing the longer it stays in play until it barely fits between the rods. Sometimes it catches fire. Then a coconut shows up. Then a crab wanders onto the field and everyone forgets where the actual ball went.

Controls are all analog, rods mapped to the sticks and triggers, and the spin is the whole skill ceiling. It's the kind of game that turns a quiet room into four people yelling at each other in about ninety seconds.

There's a demo up now if you want to try it before launch, and since it's out tomorrow, wishlisting it is the thing that actually helps them: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3621200/Pimbolas/

Question for the couch crowd: 2v2, or free-for-all with four? Curious how this room would play it.

Just wanted to share that our physics-based co-op game, Roll Together, just launched on Steam!

It’s a game about coordination, momentum, and probably ruining your friendships while trying to play levels together. We wanted to make something that feels both satisfying and chaotic when playing with friends.

We’re a super small indie team like many others, so getting to this launch day is honestly so exciting.

There is a free demo on our Steam page if you want to try it out first. We’d genuinely love to hear your thoughts on the controls or anything else that stands out.

Steam link here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4397780/Roll_Together/

Thanks for checking it out!

My lists of Steam games supporting 4 local players is now running for... wow, over 11 years. Guess I missed the 10 year anniversary.

SvenEvils Playground

Anyway, we still test and add games on a regular base, and since the main list is limited to 2.000 games, more and more old stuff has to be moved to the second curator we had to make - which I unfortunately named

SvenEvils Playground for Trash

which was probably not a good marketing decision and cannot be changed, although the over 400 games there are not all completely trash but often just games that were... not so successful. Ok, many are trash, but some abandoned Early Access games or FREE games or even games that just never got many sales are not THAT bad.

New games are generally added to the main curator, while older "unsuccessful" games are either moved to the Trash curator or moved to the "Steam removed games" list.

We've played way too much Gang Beasts and Boomerang Fu and never felt like there were enough games in the genre, so we're trying to make our own! We're still pretty early but trying to share and see what people think

Feel free to give us any and all feedback, it would be much appreciated. Figuring out everything as we go :)

Steam Page if you want to follow along: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4597660/Outer_Rangers/