15 best multiplayer games 2018

2018 was a great year for gaming, and this year multiplayer games are no exception. From top-notch shooters to cooking, this year’s list of the best multiplayer games is diverse. Let’s take a look at the best multiplayer games of 2018.

1. A Way Out

One of the biggest surprise hits of the year was Hazelight Studios’ A Way Out. This co-op adventure is multiplayer only: split-screen or online, and offers a fresh take on the co-op genre. Players must work together to solve puzzles and quickly escape prison, climb over walls. This game is on this list thanks to its creativity in the co-op genre, not to mention the game also has a well-invested storyline. A Way Out is a must-play for those looking for a good co-op game.

2. Far Cry 5

The next game is Far Cry 5, set in the fantasy town of Hope County, Montana. You will be the one to put an end to the dark cult of Joseph Seed. Like Far Cry 4, players can play the entire campaign in co-op. Combined with the variety of weapons and vehicles, and the companion characters in the game will make the Far Cry 5 experience extremely fun. Hopefully the new Far Cry New Dawn will have a co-op experience not inferior to Far Cry 5 when the game launches in early 2019.

3. Unravel Two

Unravel Two was one of the small surprises that appeared at E3 2018, when Coldwood Interactive and EA both announced and launched the game on the same day. Unravel Two continues Yarny’s story, but unlike the first part, Unrael Two can be played in co-op. Two Yarnys work together to explore the beautiful world and solve puzzles with everything around. Unravel Two builds on the system introduced in the first game, such as attaching wool to landmarks to form a swing point, but improved upon it to create new ways to solve puzzles with two people. While the co-op in Unravel Two is only local multiplayer, it’s definitely a game worth playing together in the living room.

4. Forza Horizon 4

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When talking about multiplayer blockbusters, many people immediately think of shooters. However, Forza Horizon 4 shows that the game doesn’t need to have tons of action to deliver a multiplayer experience. Forza Horizon 4 is the sequel to the Forza racing series, and one of the best racing games ever. An open-world racing game that gives players the freedom to explore the UK at their own pace, creating races and vehicles along the way.

What’s new this time is that the weather will change with the seasons, creating new races as well as obstacles to avoid. Forza Horizon 4 allows players to explore Britain with up to 72 players per server, so it’s no wonder Forza Horizon 4 is considered one of the best racing games of all time.

5. Battlefield 5

Battlefield V is the next installment in the Battlefield series and builds on what fans have come to expect. Battlefield fans will find many similarities to the previous installments. The biggest change in Battlefield V is the battle royale mode Firestorm, which launches in March 2019. Until then, players have a variety of options to enjoy from the single-player campaign to multiplayer modes.

What the game lacks in terms of creativity, is compensated by interesting and entertaining interactions with other players. Despite a rough start, Battlefield V continues to be updated by EA DICE based on player feedback to make the game even better. Hopefully, Battlefield V’s battle royale will not disappoint players.

6. Destiny 2: Forsaken

There is a lot that can be said in the first year of Destiny 2. The game has its ups and downs, and it leaves many players with regret. However, Destiny 2’s Forsaken expansion helps Bungie regain its footing and greatly improves the game. From new and exciting subclasses to the ever-changing enigmatic Dreaming City (still unexplored at the time of writing), Destiny 2: Forsaken delivers what Destiny fans love: a hobby. .

New events are released every week, and a new challenge system gives fans plenty of rewards. Destiny 2: Forsaken is on the right track, and if Destiny’s future resembles Forsaken, it’s the first time Desitny fans can look forward to the game’s future.

7. Guacamelee 2

The Guacamelee series is probably one of the most exciting Metroidvania games ever. Inspired by Mexican culture, Guacamelee quickly gained a huge fan following when it was released in 2013. Guacamelee 2 continues the story of Juan Aguacate, bringing back many of the skills and familiar characters of the first installment. Guacamelee 2 also introduces multiplayer, allowing fans to play with up to four people together.

While the challenges and puzzles are harder with multiplayer, the game makes up for it with a lively storyline and thrilling gameplay, making Guacamelee 2 one of the best multiplayer games of the year.

8. Hitman 2

If you enjoyed 2016’s Hitman, then you’ll definitely love Hitman 2. Hitman 2 offers new tricks and tools, but doesn’t change the Hitman-style experience.

Latest in Hitman 2 are two multiplayer modes that you can participate in: Sniper Assassin and Ghost Mode. Sniper Assassin allows players to work together to create opportunities and take down targets with just a shotgun. Meanwhile, Ghost Mode allows players to confront each other in a race to handle objects. Both of these modes add more depth to Hitman 2 and hopefully Io Interactive will add more features to keep the game expanding.

9. Overcooked 2

Continuing the theme of fun co-op, we have Overcooked 2, a cooking game. Like the first game, players must work together to prepare and cook for customers while confronting obstacles that stand in the way. Ghost Town Games adds new systems to make the levels more vivid. Overcooked 2 is one of the most entertaining (and sometimes stressful) co-op games, but offers a great experience as you progress through the levels – it’s a game filled with laughter.

10. Monster Hunter World

Monster Hunter World overcomes many hurdles to bring the series into the hands of more players, allowing it to succeed both in terms of revenue and game reviews. The somewhat confusing co-op combat system allows players to assist other players’ hunts. It also makes tracking and chasing the hunt easier than in previous Monster Hunter series, thanks to the presence of Scoutflies. Monster Hunter World continues to expand as Capcom adds new hunts, costumes, and more to the game. Fans are waiting for the first major expansion called Iceborn to be released in 2019.

11. Dragon Ball FighterZ

Dragon Ball FighterZ is one of the best fighting games of the year, especially in terms of graphics. Every element in the game makes you feel like you’re watching the Dragon Ball cartoon. Combined with impressive graphics is a flexible combat system with a variety of characters. However online needs to improve, fighting with friends in Dragon Ball FighterZ is an extremely interesting experience for those who love 7 dragon balls.

12. Soulcalibur 6

The Soulcalibur series is famous for a few things: an interesting combat system, custom character creation, and the inclusion of characters from other titles (crossovers). Soulcalibur continues that tradition by improving on almost every element of the previous installments. While the single-player storyline is okay, the great amount of crossover characters and the character creation system are the highlights of the game. Soulcalibur 6 includes new faces like The Witcher’s Geralt and 2B from Nier Automata, and is sure to include more characters from the DLC to come. Unlike the fighting games on this list, the game’s online feature works well, making Soulcalibur 6 one of the best installments of the series ever.

13. Jackbox Party Pack 5

There are very few games that are considered “party play” like Jackbox games. The latest version of the game brings the fan favorite You Don’t Know Jack. In addition, the game has other games for you to try: Split The Room, Zeeple Dome, but the most prominent thing in Jackbox Party Pack 5 is Mad Verse City. This game allows players to create melodies and raps for giant robots to perform them on the screen. Surely you will have a good laugh with Jackbox Party Pack 5.

14. Call of Duty: Black Ops 4

Treyarch and Activision return this year with a new Call of Duty release with some never-before-seen tricks. While Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 has the traditional elements that players have come to expect from the series – like Zombies and many other multiplayer modes – the highlight of this year’s game is the battle royale mode Blackout. Blackout takes the formula that PUBG and Fortnite fans are familiar with and combines them with the battle system in Call of Duty.

While Black Ops 4 lacks the traditional single-player campaign – disappointing some fans – it makes up for it with plenty of multiplayer content for players to enjoy, making it one of the most diverse Call of Duty releases since. before to now.

15. Super Smash Bros Ultimate

Ending this list is Nintendo’s fighting series, Super Smash Bros Ultimate. The latest installment brings in all the characters from the previous installments, featuring the most characters in Smash Bros history. In addition to familiar faces, the game also brings new characters, like King K. Rool from Donkey Kong or Isabelle from Animal Crossing. Each character is unique and interesting in its own way so you have to practice and get used to them.

While the online feature needs to be improved, local multiplayer is probably the best ever. With the largest number of characters ever, you are free to choose your favorite. In addition, the game will continue to add new warriors next year, including Joker from Person 5, Smash fans will definitely stick with this game for quite a long time.

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