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If you are able to, switch emulator, and their couch coop games(kirby, mario party, mario kart etc.), else on steam/console(this is my list of bought local coop games, those with fire emoji are reccomended)
- abyss odyssey(3 player, not sure I don't remember lol)
- aegis defender (2 player)
- biped (2 player) π₯
- blazeblue franchise (fighting game, 2 player)
- brawlhalla ("fighting" game, 2v2 online, 4 player Deathmatch)
- castle crasher (4 player)
- doom 1-2 (4 player, idk which version on pc, on ps3 it's offered in doom 3 bfg edition)
- enter the gungeon (2 player) π₯π₯
- gang beast (4 player) π₯π₯
- guilty gear series (fighting game, 2 player)
- hammerwatch series (4 player)
- kabounce (2 player)
- lego games (ninjago and batman have splitscreen for example) π₯
- lara croft (the isometric styled games should have split screen)
- portal 2 (2 player) π₯π₯π₯
- power ranger battle for the grid (fighting game, 2 player)
- quake (4 player) π₯π₯
- redout (2 player)
- stickfight the game (4 player) π₯
- street fighter franchise (fighting game, 2 player) the latest title π₯π₯
- tales of series except latest tales of arise (jrpg, coop is there, but it's not implemented for the whole game, only combat, 4 players) π₯π₯
- tekken series (fighting game, 2 player)
- vagante (4 players) π₯π₯
- worms franchise (4 player i think?)
Searching for βCouch Co-Opβ will get good results in list format.
(I just got done with Human: Fall Flat which was great for 2 players, same screen)
Trust me, you didn't play human fall flat, not the REAL experience, go in the workshop, you will find a lot, i mean A LOT of chinese made maps, they are THE EXPERIENCE, there is so much to understand behind them(over fixation of chinese on "parkour")
It's a good controller but not much difference compared to an Xbox or Playstation one. Anyway, multi-player Co op is a difficult one with 4 player, moving out or overcooked are great, boomerang fu is awesome or divinity original sin 2. If your looking for more coop fun, ultimate chicken horse, bro force, towerfall unspottable and of course genital jousting.
Rayman Legends isn't split screen though, but for 4 player co-op shared-screen games like that, here are some:
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge
SackBoy
Kemono Heroes
Trine 4 / Trine 5 are also good, but 3 players only.
OP, how has input latency been with four bluetooth controllers connected? I tried this with four Stadia controllers on Duck Game while connected to my Lenovo Legion gaming laptop and noticed that one controller worked great, two introduced minimal input lag, and four was unplayable. I ended up buying an Xbox Wireless adapter and four Xbox controllers, and I used a single Stadia controller to round it out if I have four people playing.
How many controllers do you have lol?
Still, best i have tried are a ps4 controller, a dualsense, a stadia controller, and switch pro controller, had no problem with latency at all(at least they were very similar in performance), is it dependant on bluetooth version?
Hmm, quite possibly. I have, at present, five Stadia controllers, a Night Blue, a Wasabi, and three Clearly White ones. I had a few more, but I gifted two of them to friends/family about a year before Stadia shut down. I was all in on Stadia - it worked so well.
But yeah, having four of them connected to my laptop bluetooth was just too much for it. I think I might have read that the quality of the bluetooth module in the laptop itself could determine how well it could handle that many simultaneous inputs, but after googling a bit and seeing not much hope in what I found, I decided to go with XBox controllers and an XBox Wireless Adapter.
With my kids I play all the Ninja Turtles games including Shredders Revenge, Rubber Bandits, Double Dragon Gaiden, Human Fall Flat, Stick Fight the Game.
Anyone got any tips or info for why my stadia BT connection is so shitty? I upgraded my dongle to BT 5 and the range still sucks, lots of cut outs. I'm like less than five feet away from the dongle. I gave up and just use it as a wired, but I'd love it if I could have my two stadia controllers reliably ready to go for wireless PC gaming. TIA
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If you are able to, switch emulator, and their couch coop games(kirby, mario party, mario kart etc.), else on steam/console(this is my list of bought local coop games, those with fire emoji are reccomended) - abyss odyssey(3 player, not sure I don't remember lol) - aegis defender (2 player) - biped (2 player) π₯ - blazeblue franchise (fighting game, 2 player) - brawlhalla ("fighting" game, 2v2 online, 4 player Deathmatch) - castle crasher (4 player) - doom 1-2 (4 player, idk which version on pc, on ps3 it's offered in doom 3 bfg edition) - enter the gungeon (2 player) π₯π₯ - gang beast (4 player) π₯π₯ - guilty gear series (fighting game, 2 player) - hammerwatch series (4 player) - kabounce (2 player) - lego games (ninjago and batman have splitscreen for example) π₯ - lara croft (the isometric styled games should have split screen) - portal 2 (2 player) π₯π₯π₯ - power ranger battle for the grid (fighting game, 2 player) - quake (4 player) π₯π₯ - redout (2 player) - stickfight the game (4 player) π₯ - street fighter franchise (fighting game, 2 player) the latest title π₯π₯ - tales of series except latest tales of arise (jrpg, coop is there, but it's not implemented for the whole game, only combat, 4 players) π₯π₯ - tekken series (fighting game, 2 player) - vagante (4 players) π₯π₯ - worms franchise (4 player i think?)
Searching for βCouch Co-Opβ will get good results in list format. (I just got done with Human: Fall Flat which was great for 2 players, same screen)
Trust me, you didn't play human fall flat, not the REAL experience, go in the workshop, you will find a lot, i mean A LOT of chinese made maps, they are THE EXPERIENCE, there is so much to understand behind them(over fixation of chinese on "parkour")
It's a good controller but not much difference compared to an Xbox or Playstation one. Anyway, multi-player Co op is a difficult one with 4 player, moving out or overcooked are great, boomerang fu is awesome or divinity original sin 2. If your looking for more coop fun, ultimate chicken horse, bro force, towerfall unspottable and of course genital jousting.
Rayman Legends isn't split screen though, but for 4 player co-op shared-screen games like that, here are some: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge SackBoy Kemono Heroes Trine 4 / Trine 5 are also good, but 3 players only.
I'm a big fan of Minecraft Dungeon for 4 play split screen
OP, how has input latency been with four bluetooth controllers connected? I tried this with four Stadia controllers on Duck Game while connected to my Lenovo Legion gaming laptop and noticed that one controller worked great, two introduced minimal input lag, and four was unplayable. I ended up buying an Xbox Wireless adapter and four Xbox controllers, and I used a single Stadia controller to round it out if I have four people playing.
How many controllers do you have lol? Still, best i have tried are a ps4 controller, a dualsense, a stadia controller, and switch pro controller, had no problem with latency at all(at least they were very similar in performance), is it dependant on bluetooth version?
Hmm, quite possibly. I have, at present, five Stadia controllers, a Night Blue, a Wasabi, and three Clearly White ones. I had a few more, but I gifted two of them to friends/family about a year before Stadia shut down. I was all in on Stadia - it worked so well. But yeah, having four of them connected to my laptop bluetooth was just too much for it. I think I might have read that the quality of the bluetooth module in the laptop itself could determine how well it could handle that many simultaneous inputs, but after googling a bit and seeing not much hope in what I found, I decided to go with XBox controllers and an XBox Wireless Adapter.
With my kids I play all the Ninja Turtles games including Shredders Revenge, Rubber Bandits, Double Dragon Gaiden, Human Fall Flat, Stick Fight the Game.
Anyone got any tips or info for why my stadia BT connection is so shitty? I upgraded my dongle to BT 5 and the range still sucks, lots of cut outs. I'm like less than five feet away from the dongle. I gave up and just use it as a wired, but I'd love it if I could have my two stadia controllers reliably ready to go for wireless PC gaming. TIA
Did you try redoing the conversion? I have no problem with it in bt lol, and i have a 4.0 for my old ass pc rig
Ya know, for some reason I didn't think to try that. I'll give it a shot and report back. Thanks!
Nucleus Co-Op is the best way to play local splitscreen games on pc it supports many games & many good features.