A typical date night could includ cooking, watching a movie or simply having a relax with your beloved. But if you're looking for new activities, why not try some of these exciting co-op games!
One of my fondest childhood memories included running home and loading up Lego Indiana Jones on my XBOX 360. There is truly no greater joy than smashing every Lego item on the map. However, sharing this nostalgia with my partner was fairly close, indulging in the new Lego Incredibles over the holidays, and enjoying all of its hilarious storylines and unique side-quests. Lego have a large array of franchises to enjoy: Jurassic World, Batman, Marvel, Star Wars, and even… Lego Fortnite? For a fun and reminiscent evening, allow your childhood joy to overcome you, stepping into the world of Lego!
"There is truly no greater joy than smashing every Lego item on the map."
A Way Out is designed exclusively for split-screen multiplayer, controlling two prisoners, breaking out of prison, and escaping the authorities. Both players experience different scenarios, yet the same story, working together to progress. This short game only takes six to eight hours to complete and is a cheaper alternative for a fun experience with your partner. Including fun mini-games and prison activities, this game induces a challenging and unique experience for everyone.
"This short game only takes six to eight hours to complete and is a cheaper alternative for a fun experience with your partner."
Considering scrapping romance, and instead engage in a screaming match over who is the best chef, and who has the worst co-operation you’ve ever seen? Overcooked is for you! Engage in a thrilling, fast paced, co-operative cooking game, serving food to provide for the ravenous zombie’s, the unbread. Exciting, engaging, and fun to complete, Overcooked also has many arcade variations, if you feel like taking it easy. Let your competitive nature strive, and as The Bear states, “it would be weird to work in a restaurant and not completely lose your mind."
"Considering scrapping romance, and instead engage in a screaming match over who is the best chef"
