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  • Lockdown multiplayer online games
  • flyingpotatoes
    Free Member

    Now most of us are at home for the foreseeable future, are there any online games that can be played between two people at different locations.

    From chess to shooters, anything to keep interest for family and friends.

    Can be ios, android or windows.

    akira
    Full Member

    I’ve gone back to red dead 2 story mode and just dossing around the huge empty landscape. Quite peaceful and occasionally someone looks at me funny then it gets real.

    squirrelking
    Free Member

    Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes

    One person, the defuser, has the game.

    The other person, the expert, uses the bomb manual via the internet.

    Object is to defuse the bomb.

    Available on Steam, iOS and Android. The virtual version is the bomb. Pun intended.

    Currently half price (£5.50) on Steam, well worth it.

    For anyone wanting to play some multiplayer shiz this is another opportunity to spam our relevant gamer passes. If need be we could set up a Discord server.

    Squirrelking666 on Xbox
    Squirrelking on Steam
    Squirrelking#0695 on Discord

    Kamakazie
    Full Member

    Download Steam on your PCs.
    Filter the library for both ‘online multiplayer’ and ‘online co-op’ and then take your pick. You can study by user feedback and the to rated ones are usually excellent.

    Tonnes of games on their that aren’t graphically intensive so you don’t need a powerful setup.

    Couple of free ones to check out:
    Brawlhalla – Smash Bros clone
    ExpendaBros – A BroForce spin off for the Expendables film. It’s a great side scrolling shooter.

    dannybgoode
    Full Member

    Not played it yet as only just seen it but PlanetSide 2 looks awesome. Free too.

    Other than that and whilst not multiplayer I’m working through a load of games I’ve never quite got round to; FEAR, Bioshock, Dishonoured etc.

    rogermoore
    Full Member

    Oldie but a goodie – 8 Ball Pool by Miniclip for iOS/Android.
    RM.

    squirrelking
    Free Member

    I’m a Planetside 2 vet, dunno what the latest revamp is like but 2 years was enough after player numbers dwindled due to meta game being a case of “throw stuff and see what sticks”. The lead strategist (def not a Dev) was more interested in things he wanted to see rather than what the player base wanted.

    If you want to have a go I’d recommend going as TR, VS is easy mode and too many fannies whilst NC is a slog with the biggest hit boxes known to man. Its better played as an outfit, if you end up in Miller (my old server) look up BRTD, they were a competing (opposing) outfit and a good bunch of guys, a few of us ended up changing sides and teamed up with them when our outfit died.

    Also, unless you are a good shooter I’d invest in a support class as that’s the easiest and fastest way to generate certs. Medic is probably better, when I was playing the res tool and res grenades / shield were the preferred options. Engineers have repair tools and ammo packs. Both these classes are indispensable in biolab fights. Lot of good times in that game, when I get a new PC I’ll probably give it another go.

    n0b0dy0ftheg0at
    Free Member

    Rocket League, you could do 1v1; team up for 2v2; or team up as part of a 3v3 or 4v4 team.

    Cougar
    Full Member

    No idea if it’s any good or not, but “Between Two Castles” is free on Steam from 5pm today.

    https://store.steampowered.com/app/1158500/Between_Two_Castles__Digital_Edition/

    Gunz
    Free Member

    Just buy Doom Eternal like I did and you’ll enjoy lying quietly in a dark room whilst your brain cools down (damn those Pinkies).

    hatter
    Full Member

    Apex Legends is a brilliant free to play online shooter if your twitch reflexes feel up to it.

    The micropayments are cosmetic only and pretty unobtrusive, the game runs really well and the genius ping system means you can coordinate with your teammates having to converse with any mouth breathing teenagers.

    The flood of new lockdown players means that the average skill level has dropped noticeably as well, making it much more newbie friendly than it has been of late.

    jekkyl
    Full Member

    Team fortress 2. Free on steam. Very immediate shoot em up fun

    Cougar
    Full Member

    World of Tanks, and its sequel World of Warships, is free MP goodness. They’re MMO shooters, only with a pace more suitable for us old people rather than test-pilot-reactions 14-year olds. PC and consoles.

    jonesyboy
    Full Member

    Warbirds iii

    Cougar
    Full Member

    Charterstone’s just dropped.

    https://store.steampowered.com/app/1046660/Charterstone_Digital_Edition

    Also iOS and Android versions.

    Cougar
    Full Member
    squirrelking
    Free Member

    Check the Colin Furze screw tank vids for World of Tanks freebie codes.

    Mikkel
    Free Member

    Cougar are you one of those Old slow people who head straight for the corner in World of Warships?

    Cougar
    Full Member

    Guilty.

    mattyfez
    Full Member

    Any true cross platform online mulitiplayer?

    I’ve only got rocket league so far that looks fun, my mate has xbox and I have PC.

    We’ll try it out at the weekend but any other cross platform games would be appreciated.

    Mikkel
    Free Member

    Hope you are sticking to coop then Cougar 🙂

    squirrelking
    Free Member

    mattyfez, Human Fall Flat is cross platform albeit not Rocket League levels of excitement. Fortnite is cross platform in certain directions if you don’t mind getting pwned by pre-teens.

    Here’s a list I stole from somewhere else:

    Fortnite: PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC, mobile
    Dauntless: PS4, Xbox One, PC, Switch
    Rocket League: Xbox One, Switch, PC, PS4
    SMITE: Xbox One, Switch, PC, PS4
    Paladins: Champions of the Realm: Xbox One, Switch, PC, PS4
    Realm Royale: Xbox One, Switch, PC, PS4
    Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Xbox One , PS4 , PC
    Call of Duty: Warzone: PS4, Xbox One, PC
    Brawlhalla: Switch, Xbox One, PS4, PC
    Super Mega Baseball 2: PS4 , Xbox One, PC, Switch
    Fantasy Strike: PS4, Switch, Mac, PC (including Linux)
    World of Warships: Legends: PS4, Xbox One, PC
    Minecraft: Xbox One , PS4, Switch , PC , mobile
    Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid: Switch, Xbox One, PS4, PC

    Partial Support

    Note: A slash indicates separate cross-play support for different platforms

    DC Universe Online: PS4, PC
    Aragami: Xbox One, PC, Switch / PS4 , PC
    Ark: Survival Evolved: Xbox One , PS4 , PC, Switch
    Astroneer: Xbox One , PS4 , PC
    Black Desert Online: PS4, Xbox One
    Blobcat: Switch, PC
    Chess Ultra: Xbox One, Switch, PC/PC, PS4
    Deep Rock Galactic: Xbox One, PC
    Dick Wilde 2: PS4, PC
    Disc Jam: Switch, PC/PC, PS4
    Eve: Valkyrie: PS4 , PC
    Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn: PS4 , PC , Mac
    Full Metal Furies: Xbox One, PC
    Games of Glory: PS4, PC
    Guns of Icarus Online: PS4, PC, Mac
    Happy Wars: Xbox One, PC
    Hearthstone: PC, Mac, iOS, Android
    Hero Siege: PC, Mac, mobile, Switch/PC, Mac, mobile, PS4
    Hex: PS4, PC
    Hover: Xbox One, Switch, PC/PC, PS4
    Kabounce: PS4, PC
    Mantis Burn Racing: PS4, PC/Switch, Xbox One, PC
    Mortal Kombat 11: PS4 , Xbox One , Switch
    Mushroom Wars 2: Switch, PC, Mac, mobile
    NBA 2K Playgrounds 2: Xbox One , PS4 , Switch , PC
    Next Up Hero: Xbox One, Switch , Mac, PC
    Overload: Xbox One, PC/PS4, PC
    Phantasy Star Online 2: PS4 , PC
    Pinball FX 3: PS4, PC/Switch, Xbox One, PC
    PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds: PS4 , Xbox One
    Pox Nora: PS4, PC, Mac
    Pure Chess: PS4 , PC, 3DS
    Rec Room: PS4, PC
    Riptide GP Renegade: Switch, PC/Xbox One, PC
    Roblox: Xbox One, PC, Mac, mobile
    Siegecraft Commander: PS4, PC/Switch, Xbox One, PC
    Sniper Elite V2 Remastered: Xbox One , PS4 , Switch , PC
    Spacelords: PS4, PC /Xbox One, PC
    Sports Bar VR: PS4 , PC
    Star Trek: Bridge Crew: PS4 , PC
    Street Fighter V: PS4 , PC
    Square Heroes: PS4, PC
    Super Dungeon Bros: PS4 , PC, Mac/ Xbox One , PC
    Trailblazers: PS4, PC, Mac/Xbox One, Switch, PC
    Treasure Stack: Xbox One, Switch, PC
    Tooth and Tail: PS4, PC, Mac
    Ultimate Chicken Horse: PS4, PC, Mac/ Switch , PC, Mac
    War Thunder: PS4 , PC, Mac/Xbox One
    Wargroove: Switch , PS4 , Xbox One, PC
    Weapons of Mythology: New Age: PS4, PC
    Werewolves Within: PS4 , PC

    martinhutch
    Full Member

    Downloaded the Halo Masterchief collection from Steam for a nostalgia trip, played through Halo, went to start Halo 2, and discovered that all the subsequent games aren’t out on PC yet, despite being listed on the Steam ad. That was 30 quid well spent for lockdown entertainment 🙁

    sobriety
    Free Member

    Ooh ooh ooh mememe!

    Me and a couple of Friends are currently playing a combination of the following of an evening

    IL2 Sturmovik Battle of Stalingrad/Kuban/etc – I’m a flightsim geek, so I pilot a big ol bomber and they play as gunners in said bomber, it’s remarkably chilled out, until it isn’t and then it really isn’t

    Human Fall Flat – A co-op lucid dream puzzle game, massivley fun and massively frustrating, often within seconds of eachother

    Deep Rock Galactic – Space Dwarf Mining Co-Op FPS Mayhem

    War Thunder – Free to play, like a slightly less arcadey World of WarX

    flicker
    Free Member

    World War Z is currently free on the Epic games launcher.

    4 person co-op in the same vein as left4dead

    Tiger6791
    Full Member

    I think I should give my a World of Tanks login away.

    I found myself losing hours of my life and went cold turkey.

    willard
    Full Member

    Fallout76 still gets my attention when out of office hours. If not that, then Civilisation 4, 5 or 6.

    I really want to try Elite: Dangerous, but do not have VR and do not want to sacrifice what remains of my human interaction at night.

    rsl1
    Free Member

    Risk is free to play and somewhat cross-platform. I played a game with friends on a mix of pc and mobile last night, takes about 2 hours instead of 2 days when the computer handles all the dice rolling and stuff

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