Which co-op first person shooters would you recommend?

[jobe@feddit.org]

Ready or Not is pretty cool, it's basically a SWAT simulator. More lore than story though. Don't know about DRM.

[apotheotic@beehaw.org]

Borderlands 2, including all the dlc. Such a great game. Bonus points if you have played borderlands 1, but its not essential.

Borderlands 3 has excellent gameplay but the writing is far, far worse than borderlands 2. They somewhat lost the anti-corpo anti-cap vibes that the series was built on. You can pretty frequently pick up the entire series with all dlc for like... £30 or something with the Pandoras Box bundle.

I had a bunch of fun with Destiny 2 but I can't recommend it in good conscience because of the state of the management of the game.

[000999@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

Never played it tbh

[lyra_lycan@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

It Takes Two is adorable. The developers, Hazelight Studios, also made A Way Out. They specialise in co-op and they're working on a new game, Split Fiction. It Takes Two, as of May 29th, is DRM-free on Steam and Steam Deck, and hopefully the new one will follow

[djdarren@sopuli.xyz]

Split Fiction came out a few days ago and is excellent. My wife and I are a good way into it already and are enjoying it every bit as much as we enjoyed It Takes Two.

[reagansrottencorpse@lemmy.ml]

You can play in first or third if you want, hell divers 2 is pretty awesome.

[Guest]

Rock and stone!

(Deep Rock galactic) The most fun coop fps in my opinion

[gwilikers@lemmy.ml]

Thanks for this. Removing the split screen from the PC version was one of the worst decisions I've seen for a game remake.

[babyincubi@beehaw.org]

Left 4 Dead 2!

[theosintguy@sh.itjust.works]

If your into realistic FPS games then you want to go with bodycam, 6 days or if you want a solid mix between realistic and not so realistic then Insurgency Sandstorm is good.

But if you want good lore then start with doom and work your way up the series.