55 Best Co-op Games for Low-End PCs

Everyone knows that the second part of the title turned out to be a masterpiece, but many have forgotten that the original Divinity: Original Sin is no less excellent. Perhaps the new game doesn't have as many memorable moments like the ending of Lohse's story, and it doesn't look as luxurious — but the first part can even be played on a weak PC.

Gamers will play as seekers of ancient and forbidden magic, which was recently used to commit a murder. The heroes need to find the villain and deal with them — it seems like a straightforward task, but it soon turns out that the fate of the world depends on their success.

To overcome the evil, the seekers will have to complete hundreds of fascinating quests, master dozens of magical techniques, participate in many turn-based battles, and immerse themselves in the game world for hundreds of hours — with every minute bringing plenty of enjoyment.

Interestingly, the game has a unique mechanic for cooperative play. The game is variable, and quests can be completed in different ways. Moreover, gamers have the right to disagree with each other and resolve the conflict through a fierce debate — the one with stronger arguments will decide how to proceed. Divinity: Original Sin is full of such merits — if you're looking for a good RPG for cooperative play, take a closer look at Larian's creation.

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Craft The World is a mix of strategy, sandbox, and god simulator. You appear in a world, take control of several dwarves, and start exploring procedurally generated levels: digging mines, wandering around, repelling goblin raids and other creatures.

To succeed and achieve set goals, you'll need to thoroughly explore magic, craft powerful equipment, build a fortress, and defeat strong bosses. This can also be done with up to five friends in a separate mode.

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In BattleBlock Theater, we are forced to rescue comrades from the captivity of high-tech cats (don't try to understand, just act). To do this, along with a friend, you'll need to tackle more than 450 levels, fighting against enemies, avoiding traps, destroying everything around, and witnessing the on-screen madness.

And if you're struggling — grab a weapon and explode, freeze, and poison your enemies. An arena is also available, where four friends can show who is the boss of this theater.

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