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Top 30 Cute Co-op Games to Play with Your Loved Ones

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Gaming - February 12th 2025, 20:15 GMT+1
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For this list, we focused on co-op games that are perfect for playing with your significant other. That means we skipped the terrifying horror games and the over-the-top action-packed chaos – because nothing says “romantic evening” like not getting jump-scared into oblivion.

Oh, and we’ve organized the list by release year, because hey, we like a little order with our love stories. Think we missed a must-play co-op game for couples? Let us know in the comments!

Stardew Valley

Stardew Valley (2016)

Nothing says romance like escaping the stresses of modern life to run a cozy little farm together. In Stardew Valley, you and your girlfriend can plant crops, raise animals, and even get married (again, but this time in pixel form). It’s all fun and games until she realizes you spent all your in-game money on fancy farm decorations instead of seeds. Or worse – when you accidentally give a villager a bouquet, and now you’re in an unintended love triangle. But at the end of the day, whether you're fishing by the lake or running from monsters in the mines, this game lets you build a peaceful little life together – one adorable chicken at a time. | © ConcernedApe

Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime

Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime (2016)

This game will test your relationship like no other. In Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime, you and your partner must pilot a neon spaceship through chaotic, enemy-filled galaxies. The catch? You both have to control different ship functions – steering, shields, turrets, and more – while frantically shouting instructions like, “NO, THE OTHER BUTTON!” or “WHY ARE YOU SHOOTING THE WALL?!” It’s the ultimate co-op challenge that will make you laugh, scream, and maybe even reconsider your compatibility. But when you finally pull off a perfect maneuver and escape danger together, it’s a feeling of teamwork like no other – just don’t let the spaceship arguments spill into real life. | © Asteroid Base

We Were Here Forever

We Were Here Series (2017–2023)

If you and your girlfriend enjoy escape rooms, We Were Here is the perfect game to put your teamwork (and patience) to the test. This cooperative puzzle series forces you to communicate using only walkie-talkies while solving mind-bending challenges in eerie, mysterious locations. One of you will be describing a puzzle room in confusing detail, while the other tries to make sense of it – leading to a lot of, “Wait, what do you mean by ‘a weird symbol with squiggly lines’?!". The sense of accomplishment when you finally crack a difficult puzzle together is unmatched… as is the frustration when one of you solves something by accident and pretends it was intentional. It’s equal parts thrilling, frustrating, and hilarious – the ultimate relationship-building (or breaking) experience. | © Total Mayhem Games

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Snipperclips (2017)

If you and your girlfriend enjoy solving puzzles, arguing about shapes, and occasionally sabotaging each other for fun, Snipperclips is the game for you. This adorable yet deceptively tricky puzzle game requires you to cut each other into different shapes to complete various challenges. Expect a lot of, “Oops, I totally didn’t mean to cut you in half!” moments, followed by uncontrollable laughter (or mild revenge). The game requires creativity, patience, and a healthy sense of humor – because let’s be honest, half the fun is messing up on purpose. Whether you're forming the perfect shape or accidentally ruining everything, Snipperclips is a cute, lighthearted game that proves teamwork makes the dream work… even if that dream is just trying to fit into a weirdly shaped hole. | © SFB Games

Golf With Your Friends

Golf With Your Friends (2017)

Ah, mini-golf – the classic date night activity, now available in digital form, with way more chaos. Golf With Your Friends turns a simple game of putt-putt into a friendship (or relationship) endurance test, featuring ridiculous courses, wacky obstacles, and power-ups that are borderline evil. You’ll start out with the best intentions – gentle putts, encouraging words – but soon, things will take a turn. She’ll "accidentally" use a power-up to turn your golf ball into a cube, and suddenly, it’s war. You’ll laugh, you’ll scream, and you’ll definitely accuse each other of cheating, but hey, that’s love, right? | © Blacklight Interactive / Team17

Puyo Puyo Tetris

Puyo Puyo Tetris (2017)

Love is about balance, trust… and occasionally destroying your girlfriend in a game of Puyo Puyo Tetris. This game combines the colorful blob-matching madness of Puyo Puyo with the block-stacking intensity of Tetris – and it will definitely expose your competitive sides. You might start out being sweet, offering little tips and cheering each other on, but that won’t last. The moment you figure out how to dump a pile of garbage blocks on her screen, it’s over. The real challenge here isn’t winning – it’s making sure your relationship survives the absolute betrayal of a perfectly timed combo attack. But hey, if you can handle that, you can handle anything. | © Sega

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Super Mario Odyssey (2017)

If you want to experience peak relationship teamwork, Super Mario Odyssey's co-op mode is a must-play. One of you plays as Mario, jumping, running, and doing all the usual hero stuff. The other? You’re Cappy, Mario’s sentient hat. Yes, that’s right – your entire existence is about floating around and helping Mario solve puzzles. It sounds simple, but don’t be fooled. This setup will absolutely lead to moments of, “No, go THAT way! Not there!” and “Stop throwing me at EVERYTHING!” Still, there’s something undeniably cute about working together to save Princess Peach, even if it involves a few accidental (or not-so-accidental) missed jumps. | © Nintendo

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A Hat in Time (2017)

Nothing says “romantic getaway” like a time-traveling, hat-wearing kid exploring bizarre worlds. A Hat in Time is a charming 3D platformer that lets you and your girlfriend team up for some good old-fashioned adventure. The co-op mode means double the fun, double the chaos, and double the chances to blame each other when a tricky jump goes wrong. But between the quirky humor, adorable characters, and ridiculous hats, it’s hard to stay mad for long. Whether you're zipping through mafia-filled towns or messing around with time itself, A Hat in Time is a delightful way to bond over some good old-fashioned platforming fun. | © Gears for Breakfast

Overcooked 2

Overcooked 2 (2018)

If your relationship can survive Overcooked 2, it can survive anything. This game throws you and your girlfriend into a high-pressure kitchen where you must prepare meals under increasingly ridiculous conditions – floating rafts, haunted houses, and even magical wizard kitchens. The first few levels will feel manageable, even fun… but then the chaos sets in. Suddenly, orders are piling up, ingredients are on fire, and someone (probably you) is yelling, “JUST CHOP THE TOMATOES!” Expect a rollercoaster of emotions, from pure teamwork bliss to full-blown panic. But when you finally get a three-star rating on a level that seemed impossible, you’ll know that you two are an unstoppable duo – both in love and in food service. | © Ghost Town Games / Team17

Monster Prom

Monster Prom (2018)

Who says romance has to be serious? Monster Prom is a hilarious dating sim where you and your girlfriend take on the roles of high school monsters trying to find a date for prom. It’s full of ridiculous dialogue, wacky characters, and choices that range from sweet to outright chaotic. The best part? You’re both competing for love – whether it’s each other’s or that of a charming vampire or a sassy ghost. Expect lots of unexpected twists, bizarre scenarios, and plenty of moments where you’ll say, “Wait, did I just seduce a demon by giving them a bag of marbles?” Whether you play competitively or just enjoy the absurd humor together, Monster Prom is the perfect mix of romance and comedy. | © Beautiful Glitch / Those Awesome Guys

Pode

Pode (2018)

Looking for a relaxing, wholesome game to melt your hearts? Pode is a stunning puzzle-adventure game where you and your girlfriend control a rock and a fallen star, working together to solve puzzles and bring life to a mysterious world. It’s a game about teamwork, creativity, and gentle, feel-good vibes – perfect for a cozy Valentine’s night in. The visuals are breathtaking, the music is soothing, and the gameplay is designed to make you appreciate each other’s contributions (no yelling involved, we promise). If you’re in the mood for something slower, sweeter, and full of beautiful moments, Pode is like a warm hug in video game form. | © Henchman & Goon

Farm Together

Farm Together (2018)

Want to escape reality and build the perfect farm with your girlfriend? Farm Together lets you do just that – without any of the backbreaking labor. You can plant crops, raise animals, decorate your farm, and just enjoy a stress-free experience where nothing can really go wrong (unless you forget to water the plants, but hey, no relationship is perfect). The game moves at a relaxing pace, meaning you can chat, laugh, and create the ultimate farming paradise together. Whether you’re competing to see who can grow the most pumpkins or just enjoying the simple joys of country life, this is the perfect low-stress co-op game for a romantic gaming night. | © Milkstone Studios

Tools Up

Tools Up! (2019)

If you and your girlfriend have ever fantasized about flipping houses together (without the financial risk of actual real estate), Tools Up! is your chaotic dream come true. This game is like Overcooked, but instead of cooking, you’re renovating apartments – except half the time, you’re slipping on paint, knocking over furniture, and throwing wallpaper at each other. It starts off simple: paint a wall, lay some carpet, maybe move a couch. But before long, the entire room is a disaster zone, and someone (probably you) is yelling, “WHO LEFT THE DOOR OPEN AND DROPPED THE BUCKET OFF THE BALCONY?!” It’s a game of teamwork, patience, and learning to accept that sometimes, things will just be a mess – kind of like real-life home projects. | © The Knights of Unity / All In! Games

Knights And Bikes

Knights and Bikes (2019)

Knights and Bikes is an absolutely charming co-op adventure about two best friends on a wild, bike-riding journey through a mystical island. It’s got Goonies vibes, hand-painted visuals, and just enough heartwarming moments to make you and your girlfriend go, “Aww.” The game is packed with treasure hunts, puzzles, and just the right amount of mischief to bring out your inner kids. One of you will play as Nessa, the tough, fearless fighter, while the other takes on Demelza, the imaginative troublemaker. Whether you’re battling imaginary monsters or just riding your bikes through the countryside, this game will make you feel like kids again – except now, you’re adults, and you don’t have to ask permission to stay up late playing it. | © Foam Sword / Double Fine

Untitled Goose Game

Untitled Goose Game (2019)

What’s more romantic than causing absolute mayhem together? Untitled Goose Game lets you and your girlfriend team up as two mischievous geese whose only goal in life is to ruin everyone else’s day. It’s a game that truly lets you embrace your inner chaos – stealing from villagers, honking at unsuspecting humans, and setting up elaborate pranks that no one saw coming. At first, you might try to play strategically, planning out clever distractions and coordinated honks… but let’s be real, at some point, you’re both just going to run around screaming, knocking over everything in sight. If you and your girlfriend love goofy, low-stakes co-op fun, this game is an absolute honking good time. | © House House / Panic

Cat Quest

Cat Quest 2 & 3 (2019–2024)

Do you and your girlfriend love cats? Do you also love action-packed RPG adventures? Then Cat Quest 2 & 3 are the purr-fect games for you. In this adorable co-op RPG, you both take control of feline (or canine) warriors on an epic quest filled with magic, sword fights, and way too many cat puns. You’ll explore a vast, colorful world, battle cute but deadly enemies, and argue over who gets to equip the coolest armor. The game is lighthearted and fun, but don’t be fooled – it actually has some seriously engaging combat and exploration. So whether you’re casting spells, slashing through dungeons, or just giggling at the endless cat-related humor, Cat Quest is a must-play for any gaming couple that loves adventure (and floofy companions). | © The Gentlebros / Kepler Interactive

PHOGS

PHOGS! (2020)

Ever wondered what it would be like to control a stretchy, two-headed dog with your girlfriend? Well, wonder no more – PHOGS! is here to deliver that exact, ridiculous experience. This game requires you both to control opposite ends of the same adorable dog as you wiggle, stretch, and puzzle-solve your way through a whimsical world. The key to success? Absolute coordination and communication – because if one of you decides to go left while the other insists on going right, you’re in for some hilarious struggles. Expect lots of, “Wait, I thought YOU were steering!” and “Stop stretching so much, we’re stuck again!” It’s goofy, charming, and full of belly-laugh moments, making it the ultimate Valentine’s game for couples who love a good dose of ridiculousness. | © Bit Loom Games / Coatsink

Biped

Biped (2020)

If you and your girlfriend think you have great coordination, Biped is here to humble you. This adorable physics-based co-op game puts you in control of two little robots, each with their own wobbly legs, as you navigate tricky puzzles and precarious platforms. Sounds easy, right? Wrong. You’ll quickly learn that walking in sync is harder than it looks, and soon, your romantic evening will turn into a series of “WHY DID YOU PUSH ME OFF?” moments. But between the giggle-inducing stumbles and the sweet teamwork moments, Biped proves that true love is all about patience… and maybe a little bit of sabotage. | © NEXT Studios / META Publishing

Haven

Haven (2020)

Picture this: you and your girlfriend are two lovers who have escaped to a mysterious, alien planet to build a life together. That’s Haven – a game that’s equal parts romance, exploration, and survival. You’ll glide across beautiful landscapes, cook meals, fight enemies in sync, and just exist together in a heartwarming sci-fi love story. The real charm of Haven is how natural the relationship feels – filled with cute banter, inside jokes, and those little moments that make love feel real. If you want a game that’s more about the emotional journey than just pure chaos, this is the perfect Valentine’s pick. Plus, worst-case scenario, if you ever argue, you can just glide away dramatically. | © The Game Bakers

Wildermyth

Wildermyth (2021)

Do you and your girlfriend love storytelling, strategy, and making impulsive, often ridiculous decisions? Then Wildermyth is your kind of game. This unique, narrative-driven RPG lets you create and control a band of heroes whose personalities, relationships, and even physical appearances evolve as the story unfolds. You’ll fight monsters, make tough choices, and probably end up writing an epic love story between two characters that suspiciously resemble the two of you. The best part? Every playthrough is completely different, meaning you can keep coming back for more legendary adventures. Just be prepared for the emotional devastation when your favorite character turns into a tree (yes, that can happen). | © Worldwalker Games

Escape Simulator

Escape Simulator (2021)

Ah, nothing says romance like being locked in a room with your significant other, desperately searching for clues while the clock mercilessly ticks down. Escape Simulator turns date night into a thrilling test of teamwork, patience, and – let’s be honest – your ability to not yell at each other when one of you swears the key must be under that bookshelf. This cooperative puzzle game throws you into intricately designed escape rooms, from old libraries to space stations, forcing you to solve puzzles, crack codes, and occasionally argue about who’s better at logic. The best part? No actual lock-ins, no weird strangers in the room with you, and no need to book a reservation. Just you, your partner, and a whole lot of brainpower. Play this on Valentine’s Day and see if your love can stand the ultimate test: figuring out which lever actually does something. | © Pine Studio

It Takes Two

It Takes Two (2021)

If there’s one game that literally defines co-op gaming, it’s It Takes Two. This award-winning masterpiece puts you and your girlfriend in the roles of a bickering couple turned into tiny dolls, forced to work together through the wildest, most imaginative levels ever created. One moment you’re riding a talking hammer, the next you’re flying through a magic snow globe – it’s a rollercoaster of creativity, platforming, and relationship therapy (yes, really). The puzzles require actual teamwork, meaning you’ll have to communicate, strategize, and occasionally yell, “NO, JUMP NOW, NOT LATER!” If you want a game that celebrates love, chaos, and working through problems together, this is the ultimate Valentine’s Day pick. | © Hazelight Studios / Electronic Arts

Bunhouse

Bunhouse (2021)

Sometimes, you just need a game that’s pure, wholesome, stress-free joy. Bunhouse is exactly that – a cozy, relaxing co-op game where you and your girlfriend run a greenhouse… as bunnies. That’s it. No enemies, no time limits, just two adorable rabbits watering plants, decorating a greenhouse, and vibing to soft music. It’s the gaming equivalent of a warm hug, perfect for a chill Valentine’s night in. Plus, it’s a great way to test your teamwork in a completely non stressful environment (unless you two start aggressively debating over plant placement, in which case… good luck). If your idea of romance is snuggling up and raising virtual plants together, Bunhouse is the ultimate cozy couple’s game. | © Reky Studios

Plate Up

PlateUp! (2022)

Think your relationship can survive running a restaurant together? PlateUp! is here to test your teamwork, patience, and ability to function under extreme culinary chaos. It’s a roguelike restaurant simulator where you and your girlfriend will cook, serve customers, and upgrade your dream (or nightmare) restaurant. Sounds romantic? Well, just wait until the orders pile up, the kitchen catches fire, and you’re both running in circles screaming, “WHERE’S THE LETTUCE?!” If you’ve ever wanted to know what it feels like to open a restaurant with your significant other without actually risking financial ruin, this is the game for you. Just be prepared for some "constructive criticism" along the way. | © It's Happening / Yogscast Games

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Kirby’s Dream Buffet (2022)

What’s more romantic than rolling around as adorable, food-obsessed Kirbys? Kirby’s Dream Buffet is a sweet, competitive co-op game where you and your girlfriend race, bump, and snack your way to victory. Think of it as Fall Guys meets Mario Kart, but with extra cuteness and lots of cake. The goal? Roll your way to becoming the biggest, roundest Kirby by gobbling up as many treats as possible. It starts off lighthearted, but let’s be honest – once the competition kicks in, the gloves (or rather, puffball arms) come off. You’ll be laughing, screaming, and maybe even "accidentally" pushing each other off the stage, but hey, all’s fair in love and Kirby races. | © HAL Laboratory / Nintendo

Blanc

Blanc (2023)

Looking for a game that’s pure, heart-melting wholesomeness? Blanc is a beautifully animated, emotional co-op journey where you and your girlfriend play as a fawn and a wolf cub, working together to navigate a snowy wilderness. There are no enemies, no timers – just pure cooperative exploration and problem-solving. The black-and-white art style is stunning, and the story is so touching it might just make you both tear up a little. If you’re in the mood for a slow, relaxing, and emotional experience that reminds you why teamwork and companionship matter, Blanc is the perfect choice. Just prepare for an overwhelming urge to adopt a baby deer and a tiny wolf after playing. | © Casus Ludi / Gearbox Publishing

Moving Out 2

Moving Out 2 (2023)

If you and your girlfriend have ever wanted to test your relationship under extreme conditions – but aren’t quite ready for IKEA furniture assembly – Moving Out 2 is the perfect game. This physics-based moving simulator has you hauling couches, chucking fragile items, and trying to fit an entire fridge through a doorway that is clearly too small. It starts out fun and cute, but soon, the stress sets in. Someone (definitely not you) will drop a box off a moving truck, and suddenly, teamwork turns into a full-blown debate over who should be in charge of packing. But hey, if you can survive this game together, moving in real life will be a breeze. Probably. | © SMG Studio / Team17

Pizza Possum

Pizza Possum (2023)

What’s more romantic than running around stealing food while being chased by guards? In Pizza Possum, you and your girlfriend play as adorable, mischievous possums with one goal: eat everything and avoid getting caught. The gameplay is a mix of chaotic stealth and gluttonous mayhem, meaning one of you will be sneaking while the other goes full “YOLO” and makes a break for the pizza. It’s short, silly, and packed with ridiculous moments that will have you both laughing out loud. Plus, there’s something oddly romantic about working together to pull off the ultimate midnight snack heist. If you love co-op games that embrace pure, hilarious chaos, this one’s a must-play. | © Cosy Computer / Raw Fury

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Bokura (2023)

If you and your girlfriend love solving puzzles and making each other cry (in a good way), Bokura is the emotional co-op experience you didn’t know you needed. This beautiful, side-scrolling adventure tells the story of two friends who see the world in completely different ways – literally. Each player sees a unique version of the environment, and the only way forward is by describing what you see and figuring things out together. It’s a game that will test your communication skills, patience, and possibly your ability to recover from deep emotional storytelling. If you’re looking for a game that combines brain-teasing puzzles with heartstring-pulling moments, this is the one. Just… bring tissues. | © Tokoronyori / Kodansha

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Lego Fortnite (2023)

Love Fortnite but wish it had more LEGO bricks and fewer sweaty 12-year-olds cranking 90s? Lego Fortnite transforms the battle royale experience into a survival crafting sandbox where you and your girlfriend can build, explore, and fight off blocky monsters together. It’s essentially Minecraft meets Fortnite, meaning one of you will be focused on base-building while the other is running off to fight enemies with whatever weapon they just found. Whether you’re constructing the ultimate LEGO dream house or just laughing at each other’s goofy minifigure antics, this game is pure, lighthearted fun – perfect for a casual, stress-free gaming date night. | © Epic Games / The LEGO Group

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Valentine’s Day (or any day, really) is the perfect excuse to cozy up with your favorite person and dive into some heartwarming co-op games. Whether you’re teaming up with your significant other, a best friend, or even a family member, these games offer a mix of fun, teamwork, and just the right amount of chaos to keep things interesting.

From cooking up a storm in tiny kitchens to exploring whimsical worlds together, there’s something for every kind of duo. So grab your controllers, settle in, and get ready for some adorable, laughter-filled gaming moments – you might even discover that your love language is co-op mode!

Valentine’s Day (or any day, really) is the perfect excuse to cozy up with your favorite person and dive into some heartwarming co-op games. Whether you’re teaming up with your significant other, a best friend, or even a family member, these games offer a mix of fun, teamwork, and just the right amount of chaos to keep things interesting.

From cooking up a storm in tiny kitchens to exploring whimsical worlds together, there’s something for every kind of duo. So grab your controllers, settle in, and get ready for some adorable, laughter-filled gaming moments – you might even discover that your love language is co-op mode!

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