They can pick the bomb up, manipulate it, and interact with it, but a clock is ticking and the bomb is going to explode. Even better, only one person need own a copy of the game for others to play with them.įor anybody who's unfamiliar, the game is thus: one person is stuck in a room with a bomb. I know it's a bit dark, but I've always thought a multiplayer/co-op version of This War of Mine would be absolutely incredible.Īnyway, if anyone has strong opinions on this, please share!Ī game with similar vibes that works really well over conference call is Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes. minecraft clones, or other open world things), or even perform adventures/quests together (I've never played any RPG, and am not particularly interested in the magic/fantasy genre). (2.2) Other small group of friends games? I've got a friend who is setting up a minecraft server to play in, but I'd rather have some other small group game where we could team up and either build something (e.g.
You and some friends are manning a frigate, battling it out with NPC ships, etc. I'd honestly love a "first person perspective" version of Homeworld 2. (2.1) What's the game State of the Art for "a group of friends commanding a space ship"? I experimented with Pulsar: Lost Colony a few years back, and heard that Elite Dangerous has some new coop stuff in it. I think those "slightly-more-structured-than-Minecraft" games would be cool.
I never thought that kind of game would interest me, but it's fun walking around the world, going into town, interacting with NPCs. Just the other day, we tried Stardew Valley. I've always played FPS & RTS, and so entire genres of games are just so unfamiliar to me, but I'd love to explore some and see what else fits. She loved it, but honestly I found it way too stressful for me (I felt like I was at work during a Sev1!). (1) Any suggestions for couples? Like something peaceful and fun, maybe open world?
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