“Fun and unique character abilities, as well as great 4p support and upgrade systems and some really witty writing make FMF an easy recommendation for parties.”

“Like Towerfall, it's a fast, easy to pickup melee with some cool mechanics like blade-clashing, or cutting through bamboo. Great for a quick party or vs! (No co-op)”

“Combines slow-paced D&D/MassEffect decision-making with some relatively easy top-down combat, differing for each character. Be sure to set aside about an hour for each playthrough.”

“A pretty simple co-op platformer adventure facing large numbers of enemies. Think Metal Slug, but much more slow-paced.”

“A splitscreen shooter that's fast to pick up and play, and has good bot support and healthy gamemode variety”

“Excellent formula for co-op; teamwork without very much shouting.”

“Perfectly tuned for party-based play with a cool variety of characters/weapons, and no need for "Player 3 is Down, needs revival" mechanics. Excellent boss fights as well!”

“Very inventive and fun competitive dungeon-crawler. Losses are easily recovered by beating back the protagonist; also has fun RPG progression mechanics, even just during a 30-minute party playthrough.”

“A lot going for it - solidly unique ability-based combat, decent and immersive writing for a fantasy RPG, and a cool game mechanic with a moving ball that can make use of 2+ players very well.”

“A WarioWare mix-em-up platformer game. Lots of random and fun twists to gameplay keep everyone on their toes.”