Open House & Chill (with Couch Co-Op Games)

Najman Maliki

22-Apr-24 21:00

Open House & Chill (with Couch Co-Op Games)

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The age-old tradition of visiting each other during the festive season is a practice that is still ongoing, but modern inventions also allow for flexibility in the experience. After feasting and catching up, why not play some couch co-op games together with your guests? In this episode, we recommend some couch co-op games for you to check out for wholesome fun with your loved ones.

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin, Julian Yap

Presented by: Haniff Baharudin

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Categories: gaming

Tags: couch co-op games, multiplayer games, EA Sports FA 24, Crash Team Racing, crash bandicoot, overcooked, rayman legends, worms armageddon, uno, ggwp, festive season, diablo 4, roblox,

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