Chaos co-op games

Overcooked, but the pots are 2-ton pallets and everyone has a forklift.

Six friends, one bank account, one massive debt. Hit the loan shark's quota in five minutes or get got.

Sculpt a pot on a wheel, then smash your friends with it.

Rope-pull your friends into cave spikes while rescuing a dog.

Co-op pirate survival. Challenge Blackbeard, build a crew, rob empires.

Reach the haunted mansion's only bathroom before your bowels betray the squad.

Deliver food through the underworld with seven friends. Don't be the one who drops the noodles.

Undercover aliens running a gas station. Try not to blow your cover.

Camcorder horror walk. The game listens. One scream resets the clock.

Drive a disintegrating RV home through Mabutts Valley. Everyone has opinions about the winch.

Scientists survive an alien invasion using desk staplers and improvised laser cannons.

Climb a cursed mountain with three friends who will absolutely drop you.

Hazelight's follow-up to It Takes Two. Two authors, two genres, one game.

Haul fragile valuables out of monster-infested ruins with cursed little robots.

Hidden-role office social deduction. Managers vs Specialists vs Slackers.

Climb chained to your friends. One falls, you all do.

Film monsters in the Old World to become SpöökTube famous.

Monster-taming survival with ethical concerns you should probably ignore.

Five party games, one screen, everyone plays from their phone.

Gang Beasts but with puppies. 8-player brawler of pure dopamine.

Mini-golf with nightmare user-generated courses.

3P soulslike shooter. Roll-dodge with guns.

254-player Battlefield-style FPS built by three guys. Low-poly, high-chaos.

Run a cult with a friend. Rogue-lite crusade optional.

Overcooked meets roguelite. Design the kitchen, then work in it.

64-player medieval melee. Yell 'FOR AGATHA' until your voice goes.

Free-to-play 40-player Squid-Game-alike. Ragdolls and betrayal.

Free battle-royale obstacle courses, 32 players, zero dignity.

Free 16P social deduction. Geese working, ducks murdering.

Tiny pixel puzzles that demand real cooperation.

The best two-player co-op campaign, full stop.

Asymmetric prop-hunt hide-and-seek. Hide as a pumpkin, hope nobody swings.

4P real-time co-op. The train keeps going. Lay the track.

4P roguelike shooter. Power-creep into a god, die to a bee.

60-bean battle royale through pastel obstacle hell.

Crew a pirate ship with friends, get robbed by larger friends.

Overcooked but furniture. Shove a couch through a window.

2P realistic kitchen sim. Everything's on fire and that's the point.

8P social deduction survival. Escape the wilderness. Not all of you want to.

6-player food-themed boomerang brawler. Fastest avocado wins.

Social-deduction classic. Someone here is a liar.

Mario Party if Mario Party wanted to end your friendships.

Short-order kitchen chaos. Someone is always on fire.

24-player demolition derby. Real-time chaos physics.

Ragdoll 4P delivery sim. Every package arrives in pieces.

First-person ratslaying. Hold left-click, save the Empire.

Jelly-man brawler. Just grab and throw.

The original kitchen-chaos benchmark. 4 cooks, one on fire.

Floppy physics puzzles that end with everyone face-down in a canal.

Build a platformer, then race through it with your friends.

4-player sandbox physics engineering. Build anything. Break everything.

One defuses the bomb. Everyone else reads the PDF.

One ship, four panicking crewmates, no time to argue about who's on shields.

10-player digital board-game table. Flip it when you lose.

2D pixel brawler. One-hit kills, weird weapons, perfect chaos.

Soft-body physics driving sandbox. Launch cars off cliffs together.

The genre's grandfather. Four survivors, one horde, infinite campaigns.

The ur-sandbox. Gmod gamemodes are half the friend-slop ecosystem.

Airport security on a deadline. Scan luggage, read 2005 passport photos, decide who flies and who cries.

Four friends. One car. Four steering inputs. Zero good ideas.

Six gnomes. One human house. Wreck the furniture, steal the silverware, escape in the wallpaper.

Carry a tantrum-prone king through medieval obstacle courses without dropping him. Good luck.