How Dirty Is Your Xbox? Paper Mario: The Origami King gets announced out of the blue. Nintendo announces Mini Famicom for Japan. Nintendo NX price and release date leaked. While multiplayer gaming is a lot of fun and can get you hooked on for hours on end, you can expect the same experience from the releases mentioned below.
Skyrim is the fifth installment in The Elder Scrolls series and it takes place around years after the events of Oblivion. The world is free to roam and it can be experienced in first- or third-person prospective. The title focuses a lot on character development and there are a many activities available apart from the main storyline. Not a fan of the ancient times? Well, how would the Wild West sound to you? Apart from this, you can freely explore the beautiful and violent Wild West where various events like hangings happen at random.
Developer Rockstar has also released the Undead Nightmare DLC which tags along a fresh single-player campaign and a lot of multiplayer content.
Your pirate journey involves assassinations, looting ships for their cargo, diving to the depths of the ocean for treasures and much more, all while you search for the Observatory and deal with the Templars. There are many side quests available and a lot of attractions to visit.
The Walking Dead, not to be confused with the TV series, is a graphic adventure title based on the comic book series of the same name by Robert Kirkman. The decisions you make in this title affect the outcome of the game. Season 1 is divided into 5 chapters and your choices are carried forward to each new release.
A second season has also been launched and it follows the same rules. In the sequel, you step into the shoes of Clementine and fight for survival. For now, the first episode of season 2 has been launched and 4 more are planned for periodic releases over the year.
The developer has also made the Days DLC available which connects both seasons together. Call of Duty: World at War, while dated compared to the new CoDs, is still worth remembering as one of the best co-op games in the series.
It featured a full co-op campaign with four-player competitive features, allowing you to see who is pulling the most weight while you play through the story. And, of course, introduced the incredibly popular Zombies mode. Call of Duty: Black Ops, developed by Treyarch just like World of War, once again was a one of the better co-op experiences in the series.
Although it dropped the competitive co-op feature from World at War, it had a highly developed Zombies mode that took the spin-off mode to the next level. The original Gears of War blew away everyone when it released toward the beginning of last-generation. It was a killer-app that helped set the Xbox up for a successful generation. Playing through the campaign now is just as fun as it was then. Pick up where you left off from the original, and if you have a full crew, take a trip down memory lane with one of the OG horde modes.
Gears of War 3 caps off what was one of the best franchises on the Xbox Gears of War 3 upped the ante with a four player co-op campaign, as well another iteration of horde mode.
Castle Crashers is a game that desperately needs a sequel. Halo 3 sent off Master Chief at least for a few games anyway in a memorable way. Halo 3: ODST not only added a co-op campaign that was the first to not include Master Chief, but also, introduced Firefight, a beloved co-op horde mode that was arguably more popular than the rest of the game.
Halo: Reach is the final Halo game to be developed by Bungie and it retains all the polish and fun gameplay from their previous efforts. When BioWare initially revealed that Mass Effect 3 was going to have multiplayer, many were horrified that it would be tacked-on nonsense. If anything though, they nailed the co-op multiplayer, and it was the finer details of the story that needed some more TLC. Portal 2 is one of the greatest games of last-generation that took the original Portal, a surprise hit, to GOTY level.
Rayman Legends is widely regarded as one of the best platformers in many years, and Legends allows up to four other players to join up with you in its colorful and wonderfully put together co-op story mode. Definitely among the best Xbox co-op games of all time. What else is there to say about Minecraft?
It offered up a more thorough and easy to use co-op features that let you invite others to their doom. Left 4 Dead 2 remains as one of the classic co-op games of last generation. Truly among the best Xbox co-op games of all time. Halo 4 marked the first time someone else took on a main-numbered Halo game other than Bungie.
Without a doubt among the best Xbox co-op games of all time. Definitely one of the best Xbox co-op games of all time. While fans are still waiting to see if Microsoft will ever release Crackdown 3, Crackdown 2 is still around and just as fun as it was years ago, especially when played with a friend.
While Eidos and Square Enix have moved on to a new version of Lara Croft, which by the way has been great, Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light was a damn good co-op game that came out after the old brand of Lara was basically dead and buried.
Absolutely among the best Xbox co-op games of all time. That does it for our post about the best Xbox co-op games! If you are interested in the best co-op games for more modern systems, too, here are our PS4 , Xbox One , and Switch lists. Connect with us. Best Co-Op Xbox Games Borderlands The original Borderlands was a surprise hit that is best experienced as a co-op game to help get through what is a pretty bland story. Borderlands 2 Borderlands 2 was an excellent sequel to a game that already got a lot right.
Gears of War The original Gears of War blew away everyone when it released toward the beginning of last-generation. Gears of War 3 Gears of War 3 caps off what was one of the best franchises on the Xbox Castle Crashers Castle Crashers is a game that desperately needs a sequel. Halo 3 Halo 3 sent off Master Chief at least for a few games anyway in a memorable way.
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