HotSeat games
HotSeat or, translated into the great and mighty, "Hot Chair" is a classic name for games that have a mode for two or more players on the same computer. For example, it is often found in turn-based games.
Each player takes turns making moves or other actions, and then gives way to the next participant. That's where the name came from.
Role-playing game, Top-down view, Futurism (Future), Indie, Roguelike, Dungeons, Cooperative (co-op)
November 4, 2014
Players:
8.9/10
Steam:
97/100
Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is a top-down indie RPG. You will play as the boy Isaac, hiding in the basement from his mother, whom God ordered to sacrifice him. To...
Arcade, Role-playing game, Platformer, Isometric, Fantasy / Medieval, Turn-based, Cooperative (co-op)
April 29, 2014
Players:
8.2/10
Steam:
91/100
Metacritic:
82/100
Child of Light is a puzzle-platformer adventure with RPG elements and turn-based combat. The game is based on fairy tales. The events of the game tell the story of...
Role-playing game, Action, Fighting, Third-person view, Futurism (Future), Comics, Cooperative (co-op)
September 15, 2009
Players:
8.2/10
Metacritic:
66/100
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 is a continuation of the Marvel Ultimate Alliance series about Marvel superheroes. The number of heroes has increased — there are...
Similar game compilations
45 games
Despite the fact that computers and laptops are becoming more powerful every year, many gamers cannot afford to upgrade their PC due to lack of money or capabilities
62 games
This list includes all games that will run fine on an average PC: a computer that was built not so long ago, but at the same time it is not a “top-end” one
47 games
In many games, gamers are given the opportunity to become a real spy or secret agent: their activities involve completing secret missions and contracts, silent assassinations, and using special devices to successfully complete the task
29 games
Wild West games tell the story of the historical period between the American Civil War and 1890, when people explored and settled western North America, encountering Indian tribes, building railroads, and extracting valuable resources from mines