What should we play together this weekend?

Try it on GGPN

1. On GGPN, start with Available for this weekend rather than an uncertain upcoming release.
2. Open Find your next game, choose Co-op under Play with and a suitable platform, then press Show games.
3. Open a few game pages and share their links with the group. Check player counts and cross-play at each official destination before choosing.

Agree on the boring bits first

• Count the players, including anyone who might join late. A four-player limit matters when there are five of you.
• List everyone’s device and store version. Being on PC and console does not automatically mean you can play together.
• Set a budget per person and a rough finish time. Include downloads and the first-session tutorial.

Co-op or competition?

Co-op means working together; multiplayer may mean playing against each other. Some games offer both, but a demo might include only one mode. Check the exact mode you want on the official page.

Try Help me decide for a starting shortlist. Treat session suggestions as a guide to fit, not a promise that a match or mission will finish on time.

Make one pick and keep a backup

Send the group three links with a sentence about why each fits. Pick a winner before the session and ask everyone to install it. Keep something familiar ready in case a test is full or someone’s setup will not cooperate.

Friday, 8–10 pm. Four players, up to $15 each. We want to work together. Please check you can install the chosen version before we start.