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Games for couples

These are games that my wife and I have enjoyed playing together. I do not guarantee your own success in playing these with your significant other, but it may be worth a shot.

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  • Another one that almost anyone can appreciate.

  • Just about any variation is good simple fun that anyone can enjoy. They all support multiplayer as well.

  • This is just an awesome game. It has Bejeweled for my lady and an RPG for me. I was also able to introduce her to the concepts of advancing her character, choosing spells, using spells strategically, and thinking x moves ahead.

  • Does an excellent job of making each character feel like an indispensable part of the unit. This game has some of the best co-op gameplay I have ever experienced. I only wish it had been vanilla split screen rather than the strange offset thirds of the screen.

  • This is a game that doesn't rely of twitch action and allows for some collaboration in determining which loot to equip. Players also benefit from trading loot that they can't use to a partner who can.

  • If you and your partner are both somewhat compulsive, you may find that the draw of loot is enough to bring someone who doesn't typically play shooters into the shooter fold.

  • Like most couples, my wife and I both work. This game is great for us because we don't really always play enough in a month to justify a subscription fee.

  • Great for unwinding after a day of work, this game will turn frowns upside down for you and your better half.

  • Lara Croft has that most satisfying of co-op mechanics where each character has abilities the other needs to traverse obstacles and defeat enemies.

  • After adjusting to the isometric viewpoint, my wife fell in love with this game. It's incredibly satisfying when we team up to trounce the opponent. It's at least as frustrating when we ourselves get trounced, but it remains fun regardless of the outcome.

  • Free-form collaborative creativity. It's like an infinite Lego set! We have a little house on the hill feeding into our initial mine. It has a fireplace and a painting on the wall... all the comforts of home!

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Left 4 Dead 2 turned out to be a great on the couch couple game. If you haven't already you guys should give it a shot!
 
P.S. we had the same issue with RE5's split screen. I have a huge tv and alot of screen real estate was wasted!

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@ex_machina: Thanks for the suggestion. I will try to talk my wife into it!
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You really should add LittleBigPlanet onto your list. My gf doesn't play games at all and she absolutely loves it, we play together all the time.

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@Nasar7: I really wish I could get my wife into that game. I thought it would be something she could enjoy, but she doesn't dig it for whatever reason. My daughter, on the other hand...
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I've been thinking of picking up Sacred 2 for a while now.
 
My wife and I enjoy playing local coop games, but there are so few available anymore. We had fun playing through Trine together, it's a beautiful game, although it was frustrating at points (namely the final level, which they decided to make obscenely difficult and impossible to play cooperatively).

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@CompleteInanity: Sorry for taking so long to reply. I own Trine but have never tried to get my wife to play it. I'll work on that soon. Thanks!
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I love this list. I tried GOL with my fiance and we both enjoyed it. Check out FLOCK! on steam. I usually go for the 1 pc 2 controller games.

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@JamesTheFishy: Thank you! I will take a look at Flock. Perhaps it will see some discounting in this year's holiday Steam sale. That might be just the motivation I need to pick it up.
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@raddevon:  check out trine as well. I mainly play couch co-op pc games with my fiance, any suggestions that are not on the list?
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Funny fact is: I love zombie games like L4D2 and I like shooters and almost every game that exists. But my BF doesn't like the games I play and I mostly don't like the games what he is playing, we like a few together, but those are single player games, like Fallout and State of Decay. Now he ordered Little Big Planet, wich is awesome! But we live far from each other and we just want a PC game witch we can play together :3

Any suggestions?