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10 Must-Play Co-Op Games for People With Real-Life Schedules

Short on time but ready to game? These 10 co-op games range from one-level sessions to month-long campaigns, from Overcooked! to Gears of War: E-Day.

10 Must-Play Co-Op Games for People With Real-Life Schedules

Picture this: It's Thursday at 7:42 p.m. You finally have two friends in the same voice call, but one is still stuck in a meeting. Many popular co-op games demand too much time and energy. You need a game that fits your schedule. Good news: There are plenty of options.

Overcooked! All You Can Eat offers a kitchen chaos experience that can be played in short sessions. Deep Rock Galactic lets you and your friends mine through procedurally generated caves, with mission lengths to match everyone's availability. We Were Here Forever allows two players to escape a castle while mostly separated, communicating over radios.

Orbitals sends you and your partner into space, where you must work together to rescue a kidnapped bunny. Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime has you and up to three friends manning different stations on a battleship, saving imprisoned animals and fending off waves of enemies. A Way Out lets you play as two convicts on a prison break, with an optional Friend's Pass for additional players.

Cat Quest 2 brings you and a friend together as a cat and a dog, exploring caves and battling monsters. Split Fiction drops you and a friend into the worlds of two different authors, working together to solve puzzles and unravel the story.

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