Co-op type
Steam categories distinguish general, online, and shared or split-screen co-op.
Search co-op facts · build a shortlist
Find a co-op game your group can actually play.
Browse the saved Steam co-op catalog, narrow it with practical filters, and compare the online, local, and platform details currently known to CoopCouch.
Built for group decisions
Choosing for a group takes more than a store ranking
A popular game is not automatically a practical co-op choice. A group needs to understand how people can play together and whether the available facts actually cover its setup. CoopCouch keeps those questions close to the catalog instead of hiding them inside generic product copy.
- Is the co-op mode online, offline, or shared on one screen?
- Does a source state a useful player limit for the relevant mode?
- Which details are confirmed, and which are still unknown?
How the public catalog works
From a large catalog to a useful shortlist
Find a workable shortlist
Search the saved Steam co-op catalog, then narrow it by price, sale status, and co-op or genre tags.
Compare the co-op facts
Open a game page to see its Steam co-op categories and platform-scoped IGDB multiplayer facts when available.
Keep the useful options
A signed-in account can track candidates. Check the current offer and final requirements on Steam before buying.
Facts that help a group
Useful details, with honest gaps
Player limits
Online and offline maximums appear only when the saved source provides them.
Platform scope
IGDB multiplayer facts stay attached to their platform record instead of being flattened.
Unknown stays unknown
Missing player counts, crossplay, or compatibility details are not guessed.