While a bit dated, the gameplay is still fun and really scratches that itch of wanting to play a GTA-esque game with a full co-op story mode. Grab this on sale and give it a go with a friend!

If you're looking for a co-op adventure to dig into, then Castle Crashers still holds up for a fun few-hour romp. If you somehow still haven't given this a go, we recommend you get to it!

If you need to kill 10minutes with some friends, then this is where you want to go. Solid controls, and plenty of levels to playthrough, but probably won't hold your attention for a long session.

A fun, quick arcade style game that you and up to three friends can play together. It's great for a quick laugh and the legion of custom made maps breaths new life into the game constantly.

While this software doesn't do anything the phone app can't do, it's a great thing to use if you are playing the board game near a TV that everyone can see. You'll likely want a wireless mouse!

As was with Years 1-4, this title continues with it's references and nods to the Harry Potter series. The co-op is just as smooth as the first, and it a great joy to play with a friend.

Like all Lego games, the Harry Potter adventure is jam packed with references and cute nods to the series. What we love the most, though, is being able to play it through with a friend in 100% co-op.

While co-op mode is still in beta at this time, we still had a great amount of fun. However, it's clear that's you're just playing 2 individual stories on one linked game, but it's still passable.

While the game is an enjoyable time-sink while watching TV or similar, the co-op of this game is lacking. There just isn't enough to do "together" that makes you feel like a team. We want more.

Focusing on the co-op aspect, D.R.G. plants itself firmly as an enjoyable experience. Working together to complete the mission goals are both challenging and fun, though best played with 4 people.