Top 10 Cooperative Games

Niramas ranks the Top 10 Cooperative Games! Check them out :)

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00:00 Introduction
01:15 #10
04:05 #9
07:04 #8
08:40 #7
10:52 #6
13:07 #5
15:44 #4
18:40 #3
20:58 #2
23:21 #1

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10. Hanabi
9. LOTR JIME
8. The Crew
7. Xcom
6. Pandemic Legacy
5. This war of mine
4. Legendary Encounters
3. Spirit Island
2. Aeons End
1. Robinson Crusoe

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[bradinder]

Awesome list! Amazing content as always!

[michaelmueller]

Great list...looking forward to the playthroughs!

[Tokioka]

Legendary Encounters: Alien is my favourite co-op game. The way the theme and scenarios fit the game are brilliant. 😀

[alexo]

Excellent list! Excited to see Robinson as #1 in your coop list. That is my #1 all time. I definitely recommend playing Mystery Tales. The horror mode variant can be used with base game scenarios and really breathe new life into the game. It’s campaign is also brutal, but fun.

[sebastianhautamaki]

Robinson is also great solo. But the rule book is a nightmare.

[AdamTheFanatic]

Sentinels of the Multiverse is my top pick, though I also quite enjoy Dragonfire, Kings of Israel, and Heroes of Terrinoth as well.

[RyuBateson]

I love most of this list but I hate on LotR JtmE so hard. Flip some cards, whack some generic dudes, watch some tv. Repeat. I hated it!! In Aeon's End we get to look for interactions, cool ways to level up, better ways to tighter your plays. Spirit Island got us thinking really hard about our turns (we do hate on the event deck). Mage Knight and Renegade asked for some decent turn optimisation skills. Pandemic legacy sucked because our characters got overpowered and it got samey but I get the apeal. In LotR I was just hoping I flipped some good cards and hoping I had the right stats for these hidden skill checks. I think we made it till level 4 untill we all decided to never play it again.

[michaelhill]

I love the idea of Robinson (I have the game and have played it 5 times) but it's so (seems) so reliant on those dice throws it sucks the strategy out of the game for me.