
Brawlhalla
Free-to-play platform fighter where you knock opponents off the stage.
Couch games: everyone plays on the same screen or passes the same device around. No second copy and no internet connection needed for the multiplayer part.

Free-to-play platform fighter where you knock opponents off the stage.

Drop discs and line up four before your opponent does. Pass-and-play or vs computer.

A two-player-only co-op adventure where every level plays differently.

Up to four players steer trails around the arena. Last one moving wins the round.

Top-down three-lap races for one or two players against computer cars.

Kart racing with items, for up to four players on one screen.

Chaotic co-op cooking: chop, cook and serve orders in absurd kitchens.

Fast paddle-and-ball duel for two players on one keyboard, or you against the computer.

First-person portal puzzles, with a separate two-player co-op campaign.

Two to four players, one screen, one button each. Wait for the signal, then be fastest.

Football with rocket-powered cars. Free to play, with split-screen and online teams.

Relaxing farming life sim, solo or with friends on a shared farm.

Nintendo's crossover platform fighter for up to eight players on one Switch.

Fast table hockey for one or two. On a tablet, each player drags a mallet on their half.

Relaxing island life: decorate, fish, craft and visit friends’ islands.

Huge Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, solo or with up to four players.

Quick couch battles with boomerangs, for up to six food-shaped fighters.

Four-player co-op brawler with light RPG levelling and a lot of silliness.

Tough run-and-gun boss fights in a hand-drawn 1930s cartoon style.

Deep turn-based fantasy RPG with four-player co-op and split-screen.

Smash through everything as Donkey Kong in a 3D adventure beneath the surface.

The pencil-and-paper classic for two to four players, or you against the computer.

Frantic one-hit duck shootouts for up to four players, local or online.

Tower defense meets action RPG, for up to four heroes.

Floppy physics brawler: grab, climb and throw your friends off the level.

Stylish anime fighting game with hand-drawn-looking 3D and a thumping soundtrack.

Swing across gaps by holding hands with your friends. Local co-op for up to four.

Toy-car racing on loop-the-loop orange tracks, with split-screen for two.

Wobbly physics puzzle platformer, funnier with up to eight friends.

One player defuses a bomb; everyone else reads the manual they can't see.

Hit a ball that gets faster with every strike until someone gets knocked out.

Kart racing across one connected world, with 24-racer online races.

Board game plus mini-games for four, with classic boards from older Mario Party games.

Flip cards and find matching pairs. Play solo against the clock or take turns with up to four.

Brutal one-on-one fighting with assist Kameo characters and a cinematic story.

Chaotic co-op furniture removal: get everything into the van before time runs out.

Tug-of-war sword duel: kill your rival and run for the other end of the level.

Motion-controlled sports for up to four: tennis, bowling, badminton and more.

Cooperative puzzle platformer for 2–8 players where everyone has to work together.

A remastered Plants vs. Zombies with sharper art and new two-player modes.

A board-game party for up to eight friends, full of cruel items and minigames.

Joyful 2D platformer for up to four players on one screen, with music levels.

Pixel-art platform fighter with elemental characters and a competitive edge.

Classic snake: eat, grow, and don’t crash. Solo, or two snakes head to head.

Turn-based strategy: guide a civilisation from the stone age to the space age.

Cut each other into new shapes to solve puzzles. Local co-op for up to four.

Roguelike cave-diving platformer, playable in four-player co-op or versus.

Two-player co-op adventure jumping between science-fiction and fantasy worlds.

Chaotic physics brawler for two to four stick figures, locally or online.

One-on-one fighting game with an optional simplified control scheme for newcomers.

Clumsy physics platformer where rabbits in suits roll and flop to the carrot.

2D Mario platformer for up to four, where Wonder Flowers transform every level.

The biggest Mario Party: board games and minigames for four, plus 20-player online modes.

Turn-based artillery for two to four tanks: set angle and power, allow for the wind, fire.

Three-dimensional one-on-one fighter built around aggressive attacks.

Tetris set to music and light, with co-op and versus multiplayer.

Five party games in one, played with your phones as controllers.

The train board game: claim routes across the map and connect your destinations.

Four-player archery battles in small single-screen arenas.

Stack falling blocks into a wobbly tower with physics and magic.

Build a platforming level together, then try to finish it while your friends can't.

The classic card game of matching colours and numbers, with house rules and online play.

Build the railway just ahead of a train that never stops.

Survive 30 minutes against endless monsters as your weapons fire automatically.

Fast disc-throwing duel: part air hockey, part tennis, one-on-one.

Digital version of the bird-collecting board game for one to five players.
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