Co-op players: Co-op – 5+
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The fifth game of the series is strong, but too much is locked behind DLCs. Has two spectator spots for easy eSports setups. Co-op PvP Favorites Supports 5 players. Multiplayer has bots, so you can play 5 players vs 5 bots as “co-op”. The campaign and Horde are not system link. Supports 10 players. Modes…
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Quake II is beast. This remaster is exceptional. Co-op PvP Favorites Supports 8 players. Multiplayer has bots, so you can play 8 players vs 8 bots as “co-op”. There is also Cooperative mode which is the campaign, but this mode is limited to 4 players. Supports 16 players. Modes are Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, and Capture…
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Epic battle LAN game with 32 players. We had a lot of performance issues. BF2 is the better game for system link.
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This game is difficult to enjoy. We did not like the mechanics and gunplay. Has some bad ideas (like rolling dash changes from first-person to third-person then back to first-person) and the even the good ideas were poorly implemented. Gunplay is a strafe and rolling dash shootout fest of 90% missed shots.
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One of the best co-op system link games on Xbox with 16 player co-op.
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Legendary arena shooter that is a step back in time with no aim assist and leading of shots. Difficult for beginners.
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An almost perfect team-based game. The game is challenging for new players. Movement is slow and gunplay strange with shots having large spread and high TTK. Takes about 4 games to get comfortable. To survive you must learn how to quick cast magic using B button to bring up radial dial, left stick to select…
