Playable in co-op but quite boring in the long run. Probably better in group-against-group mode, so more in the direction of multiplayer. (2/5)

Hanging out together until your thumb hurts. This game works in cooperation only, even if it is more of a party game for the coach. Therefore more fun with more players. (4/5)

In co-op, it is easy to build up a trading empire here. The large number of routes and the involvement in politics or piracy make it easy to profit from role sharing. (4/5)

More of a multi-player game than co-op. Nevertheless, you can help each other and give tips, which in turn helps you to guess better. Thus a way of winning together. (3/5)

Build something and lose yourself in digging or decorating. What more could a dwarf ask for? In co-op, two groups build great together, only in combat it gets a bit unhandy and confusing. (4/5)

Like a wonderful Ghibli film as a game. However, the co-op mode is quite limited in the form of the accompanying cat. (3/5)

A bit nerdy, but not bad in co-op mode. Unfortunately there are only 2 co-op missions and therefore the replay value is low. (3/5)

The game is work and hack 'n slash in excess. After 10 hours, we finished the first part of the first dungeon.... Even though the graphics and story are really nice, it's not rewarding enough. (1/5)

Instead of co-op for one family, there is unfortunately only multiplayer PvP. That means two families against or for each other. Too bad. (refunded)

Surprisingly good in co-op mode with controllers on the couch. Although the dual character causes some confusion, dismantling and beating everything up together has its charm. (4/5)