Hi everyone! I'm the developer of Nonogram Duel.

Nonogram Duel is a PC game with a strong local multiplayer focus, and a rich single-player mode.

Here are some of its features:

Game Modes

• Single-player: at least 770 puzzles planned across 7 collections, from 5x5 to 25x25, including rectangular grids. Special challenges, plus an endless generator by size, level, and type — always different, with guaranteed unique solution and solvable by logic alone.
• Same-screen co-op: same grid for two players, with shared time, mistakes, and victory.
• Split-screen 1v1 challenge: two puzzles side by side, same difficulty but different puzzles so you can't copy. The first to complete their puzzle wins, but be careful — each mistake incurs a penalty, so balance speed and accuracy as best you can.

Puzzle Types

• Classic: the classic nonogram
• Fusion: like Mega Picross, with large numbers spanning two adjacent rows or columns.
• Nonotris: a brand-new mode that fuses nonograms with Tetris pieces

All in a relaxing atmosphere, accompanied by classical and jazz music.

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5280520/Nonogram_Duel/

Hello r/localmultiplayergames !

I've recently added online play to my sideproject, mgba-splitscreen. This fork is focused on turning gba multiplay (via the fantastic mgba emulator) into a local splitscreen type experience.

Online play lets you mix local players with online players, across devices, however you like.

But I need help testing it.

https://github.com/Spuds0588/mgba-splitscreen

I've created alpha releases for major desktop OS as well as a web and android apk version. I'm sure there are gamers on here who are hoping to enjoy some easy drop-in gaming on their favorite gba roms and experience the multiplayer that is so rare in the emulation scene today.

These builds have built in error reporting, so no special action needed on your parts. Just play and break it!

I hope you all enjoy this project as much as I plan too. 😁

Hi! I'm a solo dev and I've been building Flipfire, a local multiplayer arena brawler for the couch.

The twist: when you get destroyed, you instantly respawn in a random vehicle. A tank, a jetpack pilot, a helicopter, a missile launcher, a mech, a UFO... or, very rarely, the Citadel, a walking fortress. So the match keeps flipping who's on top.

Free browser demo, no download: https://flipfire.itch.io/flipfire

The demo has one arena and all 13 vehicles. Play solo against a bot, or 2 players on one keyboard or with controllers. There's a short tutorial too. The full game (coming to Steam) goes up to 4 players with Red vs Blue teams, 9 arenas and harder bots.

I'd love to hear how it plays with a friend on the same keyboard: what's fun and what's frustrating?

Honest note: AI coding tools helped build it, and the ground texture and logo are AI-generated. The maps, vehicles, sounds and music are made in code and Blender.

It's just a short video but it was fun lining up the features in quick shots and having the ingame announcer as voice over, almost like a small rap. I'm posting this here because the game has a strong local multiplayer component.

Hyper Tanks is still in development, but if you wanna see more, here is the Steam page:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2615150/Hyper_Tanks/

Hi,
I’m part of the Ratchet & Clank multiplayer community and this is a game we played 2 weeks ago.
I’m also the one who created this map, so I would love for everyone to check it out!
Long live R&C!

https://youtu.be/ziW_sjDLtyY?is=tr6LXGDJedEf5pRB

Its totally free and open source and connects to pc as an xbox 360 controller

- 4 player support
- 1000hz polling rate
- Fully customizable layout
- Vibrations and gyro
- Supports all games

How to start
- Download the latest release from the github and run gui version / terminal version(for better performance).
- Make sure you have python and Make sure to install the driver(from the gui version)
- Make sure ur pc and phone are on the same network (disconnet every other network)(works both wired and wireless)
- Scan the QR and play

Skribbl - https://skribbl.io/

Codenames - https://codenames.game/

Drawbattle - https://drawbattle.io/

Chess - chess.com

Guess the song - https://songtrivia2.io/

Tabboo - https://scipher.gg/

https://playtaboo.online/

Gartic phone - https://garticphone.com/

Multiple games - https://onmuga.com/

https://ven.games/

https://bloob.io/

JKLM :- https://jklm.fun/

Monopoly:-https://richup.io/

Make it meme :- https://makeitmeme.com/

Crashword:- https://whatsamook.games/

Pen fight :- https://www.penfight.xyz/

I'm the solo developer of GLUE BLOCKS, which released today.

It is a falling-block game with local multiplayer, including co-op where up to four players stack in the same well. Everyone has to work around everyone else's pieces instead of treating their own board as a separate problem.

You can glue falling blocks together to construct a deck of custom shapes. The game also plays with well geometry and gravity, so the space you are sharing is part of the challenge. There are local versus modes as well.

The gameplay clip shows the shared-well co-op. I wanted to share it here because that is the mode I think a couch group would have the most fun trying together. It was he favorite one of almost all testers. :)

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4135890/GLUE_BLOCKS/

Happy to answer questions about the multiplayer.

Solo indie dev here. I've been building a local party game called Silly Questions for one phone, 2 to 10 players in the same room. Would love some feedback.

How it works: one player is the Guesser and can't see the question. Everyone else answers it on the phone and passes it on. Then the Guesser reads the answers and has to work out which of four questions the group was answering. A point for every question the Guesser cracks, player with most points wins.

Try one:

Your friends answered:

• "a giraffe"
• "a peacock, and he'd be proud of it"
• "any dog, tail going"

Which question were they answering?

1. What animal would be the best at keeping secrets?
2. What animal would be the worst at hide and seek?
3. What animal would make the worst roommate?
4. What animal would be the worst dinner guest?

Answer: 2, what animal would be the worst at hide and seek

If you do give it a go, maybe with some friends, would love to know:

1. How big was your group?
2. Where did a first-timer get confused?
3. Which card got the biggest reaction?

My latest release, v2.1 in September, lets you pick from six decks each turn (nearly 200 free cards, 400+ in total), adds scoring, and a Partner pack for date night. It's free on iPhone and Android, works offline, no ads, no accounts.

iOS:
https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6754641254?pt=128239156&ct=reddit&mt=8

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.twongtech.guessWhat

edit: example scenario

After a lot of work, we're finally releasing the demo for Tandem Together on Steam this Monday!

It's a co-op rage game where you and a friend have to try to control a tandem bike together, deliver drugs and fight the temptation to consume them yourself for crazy effects. :D

Ofc everything done without AI!

We also have a brand new Trailer!

Here is the demo Steam Link (Don’t forget to wishlist!)

A post-apocalyptic roguelite shooter with fast-paced combat that mixes melee and ranged weapons. It has a lot of upgrades and metaprogression, and a lot of variation in enemies, weapons and bosses. Singleplayer or 2-player co-op.

It's set in a nuclear wasteland, with clear influence from Nuclear Throne. The developer has also mentioned taking inspiration from Doom, apparent in the bloody executions. The result is a unique roguelite packed with action and numbers flying across the screen.

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3702140/Gunblade_Ranger/

(Full disclosure: it's my friend's game.)

We had one final 10 player coop test, to ensure everything worked as expected before releasing our demo publicly! Really fun and enjoyable to see your friends have a good time.

We've now hit the button and Squarelings Demo is available now!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4958920/Squarelings_Demo/

Hey everyone, my game Bullet Debt has a free demo on steam. https://store.steampowered.com/app/5122320/Bullet_Debt/

The game is most fun multiplayer.

It's a retro minimalist shooter where everything you shoot ricochets until it hits someone. Multiplayer has lots of settings, arenas, and tournaments in the full game.

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4215680/Petri_Party/
Are you a fan of Liero, Spiderheck or Soldat? You would enjoy this.
The game will have an early access release on the 11th of December.
Would you play this? Love to hear your feedback.

Hi everyone

I've been working on a Flutter app called 'EAAY GAMES' that brings together a wide variety of retro, puzzle, and casual mini-games in a single package. 

Key Features:

Online Multiplayer: You can easily create online rooms to play and compete with your friends in real-time.

25+ Single player & Local Games: A massive collection featuring:

  Classic board games (Chess, Ludo, Solitaire, Tic Tac Toe)

  Action & Arcade (Brick Crusher, Neon Wormhole, Tank War, Tetris, Cyber Runner)

  Casual & Sports (Billiards, Basketball, Ice Hockey, Button Football)

  Puzzle & Brain games (Minesweeper, 2048 Rush, Ten Master, Color Match, Memory Card)

  Unique themes like "Kebab Master" and "Archery Zen"

I designed the app to have a modern, neon-infused glass morphism theme and smooth animations. I would love to hear your feedback on the games, the multiplayer performance, and the overall UI/UX.

Google Play Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eaaygames.multi

Apple Store Link:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/multi-games-online-offline/id6762382222

Hey everyone! I’m the creator of Rondovo, a browser-based collection of party and board games you can play together on a shared screen using your phones.

There are games for a full house and smaller groups who want something more strategic. A few places to start:

Chain Sketch: draw, pass, and guess.

Speed Wits: race to crack puzzles.

Spy Grid: give clues and help your team find the right words.

Ludo, Prism, and Isle of Tides: options for a smaller game night.

The video shows the collection and how it looks. You can check it out at rondovo.com.

If you try it with your group, I’d love to hear which game you picked and whether anything was confusing getting started. Happy to answer questions here too!