Experience the struggles of weightlessness in this delightful physicsy puzzle game!

This game takes the good parts of Overcooked and adds two bags of grated cheese to it.

You run a restaurant over the course of several days, and have to manage everything from taking orders, cooking dishes, serving customers, and cleaning plates.

Between days, you can rearrange your restaurant, or buy new equipment to optimize or even automate parts of your workflow. Every couple of days, you will also get a choice of options that either add a new recipe to your restaurant's menu, or change some aspects of the game, like bursts of additional customers at specific times of the day.

The game gets more challenging every day, but it also gives you options to deal with those challenges (unlike Overcooked, which just throws you in bizarre scenarios). The fun in PlateUp! comes from optimizing your workflow more and more as the days go on, and figuring out how to fit seven conveyor belts into your tiny kitchen so that those burgers finally make themselves!

There's lots of content - versatile recipes (and even after ~20 hours we haven't unlocked all of them), meaningful upgrades to your kitchen equipment, themed decoration that give bonus effect, as well as seasonal decorative items.

Slice your way through your friends and enemies in this fast-paced isometric slash 'em up.

Rounds are quick, and intense stand-offs are guaranteed. There's a wide range of power-ups that you will keep across rounds if you're quick enough to get one.

Each round of a session takes you to a new level, and the levels come with interactive elements, portals, flammable forests, and plenty of opportunities to dash into an abyss by accident.

In team-based games you can bring back your fallen partner (if you dare to stand still for two seconds). If the playing field doesn't feel level between you and your opponents, there are a couple of balancing options that you can enable to counteract that.

The characters are adorable, and there are unlockable hats!

It's pure chaos. Everyone's screaming because we're out of clean plates, the stove is on fire (again!), and now there's a rat stealing a tomato off the counter.

Overcooked encourages teamwork and productive communication better than any other game I've come across, and it's a ton of fun! The campaign offers a lot of variety -- every level throws a new kind of challenge at you.

If you are short on controllers, two players can share one controller.

A fast-paced arena fighting game with solid controls, refreshing game mechanics, and a surprising amount of depth: A light-weight skill "tree" lets you upgrade your character in between rounds, and single-use spell gems help to get out of sticky situations.

Reflexes matter a lot, so versus mode might not be a level playing field in all groups.

A fast-paced brawler with versatile levels and crisp controls. Some rounds are quick, others end in epic, intense standoffs with the two remaining players circling around each other in a shrinking arena, chased by frizzling deadly rotating lasers.

A competitive platforming racing game.

SpeedRunners has a high skill ceiling, and seasoned players might have a significant advantage over new players.

An intense 2D arena shooter with crisp controls, great readability, and very pretty art. The limited number of arrows and other smart design decisions create butt-clenching standoffs, but goofy deaths out of nowhere and hilarious self-owns are just as common.

The Co-Op campaign in the base game is limited to two players, but will keep you busy for quite a while.

Once you get bored of the base game, you can spice up Versus mode by chosing from a ton of modifications to the rules of the game.

There's a paid expansion (Dark World), which we haven't played yet, which includes a four player Co-Op campaign along with other new content.

An intense 2D arena shooter with a wide variety of weapons and hats!

A challenging but rewarding platformer with very solid controls and minimalistic graphics. There are a ton of co-op levels that require teamwork, as well as a competitive mode where you race one another.

N++ is the second sequel to N, a flash game that you might have played back in 2004 but forgot about, until the iconic art style brings back memories of the dozens of afternoons you spent on those incredibly difficult little levels. The excellent gameplay of N is distilled to perfection in N++, and this game is well worth its money for the singleplayer experience alone. The included levels will keep you busy for weeks, and should you ever get bored by the pre-existing levels then you can create your own, or play the infinitely many levels made by other players. The soundtrack is epic.

A great classic that is still as much fun today as it used to be a decade ago.

Fun platformer, easy to get into, very well-balanced.

One player is trapped inside a room with a bomb. The other players cannot see the bomb, but have the manual that explains how to defuse it.

Probably the best game in this list! Print out the bomb defusion manual if you can.

Quick swordfighting game, easy to get into.

Feature-rich dungeon crawler where one player fights monsters, and the other players control the monsters.

Minimalistic but very intense head-stomping game.

Fun, physics-based brawler with derpy characters. Fight your friends in versus mode, or fight off waves of computer players in Co-Op mode.

Hilariously chaotic spellcasting action game. Be prepared to accidentally drop a magical ice bomb on your head, while you were actually trying to cast a healing spell on your mates.

Awesome action-adventure platformer.

Rhythm-based dungeon crawler.

Cool little platform combat arena game.

Crazy post-apocalyptic shmup.