You know those days where you want to hang out with your friends and family but can’t see yourself making an effort of going out? Multiplayer games are the perfect solution for indoor entertainment. Gaming is so much more fun when you are playing and competing with others. Lucky for you, we’ve curated a list of exciting multiplayer games to play on your smart devices.
TOO MANY COOKS
Are you a fan of cooking games or just a sucker for cute graphics? Too Many Cooks allows you to play with your friends no matter how far away you are from each other. Teamwork is crucial to make perfect dishes before the time runs out. Are you up for the challenge?
IOS: ✓ ANDRIOD: ✓
Cooking Battle!
No Nintendo Switch? No problem! Cooking Battle is very similar to Overcooked in terms of gameplay, but the characters of Cooking Battle are so much cuter. You must prepare, cook and serve up a variety of tasty dishes while making your opponent’s kitchen a nightmare!
IOS: ✕ ANDRIOD: ✓
Duel Otters
On one device only, players face head to head (literally), competing against each other with adorable otters and wild missions to see who’s the better otter. There is a wide range of 13 mini-games that will put your reaction speed, dexterity and finger muscles to the test. Challenge your friends or family, grab each end of your device and start tapping.
IOS: ✓ ANDRIOD: ✓
Bounden
Bounden is a creative and different dancing game perfect for two. The choreography was designed by the Dutch National Ballet team where you twist and twirl elegantly, or have a good laugh and get entangled with a friend. Explore your dancing soul while holding either end of a device, follow a path of rings around a virtual sphere, and before you know it, you are already dancing.
IOS: ✓ ANDRIOD: ✓
King of Opera
Play with up to four people, King of Opera includes 5 game modes – make sure you don’t get bumped off the stage! Use your finger to control your own character and knock off the other opponents to be the ultimate King of Opera.
IOS: ✓ ANDRIOD: ✓
Which game will you be downloading first?
