Find something to play
How do we choose a co-op game for Discord game night?
Use GGPN’s Play with and Platform filters to find ideas for your Discord game night. Open a few game pages, compare the details and share a shortlist with your friends before the session starts.
Try it on GGPN
- Open Find your next game, then choose Pick a game for group time.
- Choose the group’s platform, play window and pace. Use the result’s price filter if it matters.
- 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.
Squad Search lets you choose co-op or multiplayer and a budget, then your platform, time and mood. Player limits and online/local details are still incomplete in the catalogue, so they are not selection fields. Check those details, cross-play and everyone’s game library before settling on a pick.
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.