RMG ProtoArcade

Two player co-op games. One of you sees one half, the other sees the other, and you talk.

SymbolSync 2 players · 1 minute One of you sees the answers. The other sees nine symbols and taps the one being described. None of them has a name, so make one up, fast. Burger Joint 2 players · 5 to 10 minutes One of you runs the front of house, the other the grill. Customers want their burgers rare to well done, and only your voices join the two rooms. Crypt Tryst 2 players · a few minutes Two lovers lost in a dark crypt, turned a different way on each screen. Light the way for each other, dodge what wanders in the dark, and meet. Star/Signals Crossed 2 players · about 5 minutes The Inventor works a contraption of switch, bell, dial and pinwheel. The Poet knows what it must do, but can only hint with the magnets on a fridge door. Mortar Team 2 players · a few minutes One of you has the trench map. The other has a gun that drifts, kicks and fires on its own, and never sees the map. Call the corrections, and clear every target in as few shells as you can. Jelly Cleave 2 players · a few minutes Two workers at a jelly factory, each with a tray the other can't see. Cleave yours and the jelly rains onto theirs. Fill both quotas in as few cuts as you can. Phase Formation 2 players · a few minutes Two ships in one void, out of phase. Your bullets can only hit you, your partner's only them, but you can fly into theirs to block them. Dodge your own fire and shield the other ship. Sort Order 2 players · a few minutes A post office back room, two clerks and a pile of parcels. One of you has the scanner that says what each parcel needs; the other has the only chute that ships them. Pass them back and forth through the machines and clear the shift fast.

How it works

Open a game and press Create a room. It gives you a four letter code. Your partner opens the same game, presses Join a room and types the code. You each need a screen, and the two of you need to be talking: a call, or the same table.

Nothing to install, no accounts. Most games have a practice mode to try alone first.