Games built to be played together over the internet: survival, building, shooters and sandboxes to tackle with friends.
20 games · every one clears the PlayBound Bar

A little farm, a whole town, and a calendar that makes one more day dangerously easy.

Build a village above the dungeon you keep promising to explore tonight.

The conveyor belt works. Then the copper runs out. Then it's three in the morning.

A campfire, a suspiciously quiet forest, and friends who ate the last berries.

The submarine is leaking, the reactor is hot, and someone insists this was the safe route.

Every conveyor belt is part of the defense plan.

Climb the voxel horizon with a party at your back.

A friendly shared world where the evening can disappear into gardening, furniture making and one more fishing spot.

A strange survival sandbox where the apocalypse is equal parts cosmic horror, house project and loot chase.

Every wall is a plan waiting to happen.
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A movement-rich squad shooter where information, abilities, and confident repositioning matter as much as aim.

Co-operative multiplayer game and complete code base available for free.

Parkour movement, arena combat, and mutators with the safety off.

The shotgun still kicks, and the Strogg still scream when you hit them.

Eight-player couch chaos built from short fuses, springy physics, and the certainty that everyone will fall off the map.

Every touch matters. Every player counts.

Fight your way to the top

A competitive shooter where the building is part of the weapon sandbox.

A patient online fishing sim where tackle, weather, water, and species behavior matter more than reflex theatrics.
PlayBound's top pick is Stardew Valley — A little farm, a whole town, and a calendar that makes one more day dangerously easy. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux.
Yes. Every game in this collection has been tested, played, and assessed against PlayBound's published criteria — worth playing, worth what it costs, and respectful of the player's time.