The fact that this game is finally getting love after years of silence makes us happy. While it's janky, its plethora of options of game-types bring a lot of possibilities with your homies.

One of the best examples of horror crossing over into homie territory. Phasmophobia remains an incredible go-to as sausage baby and crew continue to find ways to scare us. SSS rank on the homie-scale.

A sequel to a staple of early 2010's zombie horde shooter that has flesh(pound)ed out some new classes, bosses & mechanics to its tried & true formula. The perfect 3 AM "what do we do now?" game.

Still in the first stages of early access, but already showing an impressive vision of what's to come. Moments of peace to plan followed by intense combat where nothing goes to plan. Homie approved.

Thanks to Remote Play, I can: pick up my homie by his cape, attempt to dangle him out of an elevator, fail tragically while falling to my death. And then Jake wins by camping in the corner. Good fun.

Not multiplayer, but many a night in the homie cave has been spent strategizing the optimum path in this roguelike with its simple yet incredible gameplay loop. Just make sure Pablo reads the cards.

Ideally, this game with a homies could showcase a variety of skills and methods to handle a level. In reality, it is chaos. And we love every minute of it. Play as gorillas and free your brethren.

Imagine booting up Dark Souls, but instead of dealing with its convoluted homie system, you just got your homies -right- there. With guns. And evil mantises. Game's fun, homie it up for even more fun.

Uh oh! You're on your annual father-son bonding trip and your plane makes an uh-oh! Now, you & seven other dads have realized-- all your Timmy's have been stolen! Build a sky cabin and save your son!

Get the homies, pick from a cast of diverse characters & attempt to ascend into Godhood. Has tight game play & an intergalactic OST. Be prepared to lose 20+ hours of your life. Don't hog the ukuleles.