Tag: Local Multiplayer

A wonderfully preserved slice of 1980s arcade magic, where hammer-swinging, ladder manipulation and trapping troublesome unicorns create a deceptively clever challenge that remains just as addictive today.

A gloriously frustrating physics adventure in which two paddles, one ridiculous obstacle course and a very patient friend combine to create some of gaming's funniest moments of failure and triumph.

A gloriously eccentric slice of 1980s arcade history, where kicking turtles, dodging mischievous kappas and lining up ridiculous chain reactions prove that sometimes the strangest games are the ones you remember most.

A wonderfully cosy strategy-adventure where adorable artisan dragons, clever resource management and satisfying combos turn building a magical little town into an irresistibly charming experience.

WheelMates transforms an ordinary home into a vast playground where two tiny RC cars must work together to unravel a mysterious disappearance. With clever co-op puzzles, hidden routes, useful upgrades and plenty of opportunities for friendly rivalry, Firevolt has crafted a charming adventure best experienced with someone sitting alongside you or waiting online.

Catch Flex turns the humble rhythm game into something much more physical, replacing controllers and headsets with your own body. Its mix of slashes, kicks, stomps, slides and dodges makes every song feel like a mini workout, while the No Fail mode ensures casual players can enjoy the experience without worrying about perfect scores.

Super Woden Rally Edge is a love letter to the golden age of arcade rallying, blending charming low-poly visuals, satisfying drifting, car collecting and an addictive obsession with beating your own times. It may not match the realism of a modern rally simulator, but it offers something arguably more important: personality, accessibility and that irresistible feeling that one more run might finally produce the perfect stage.

Jonah Lomu Rugby Challenge 4 Remastered brings a beloved rugby gaming name back into the spotlight, with sharper visuals, smarter AI and a wealth of modes that give the experience plenty of staying power. It may show its age in places, but when the passes click, the tackles crunch and a perfectly judged cross-kick finds its target, this remains a hugely enjoyable celebration of rugby and the legacy of one of its greatest ever stars.

Toaplan Arcade Garage: Flying Fire Shark proves that great shoot ’em up design does not need bells and whistles. With two legendary Toaplan classics, superb preservation, and some of the best training tools around, this is arcade history that still knows how to bite.

Iridio is an ambitious survival adventure in which exploration, crafting, environmental puzzles and unpredictable wildlife combine to create a surprisingly atmospheric island experience. Its rough edges occasionally show, but beneath them lies a game with plenty of heart and a genuine desire to make its world worth exploring.