PlayStation co-op splits neatly into two camps: couch games you can hand a second controller to, and online games where the whole group needs a copy. These titles are recorded in our catalog as available on PS4 or PS5.
Online co-op on PlayStation usually needs an active PS Plus subscription; local couch play generally does not.
Everyone on a different platform? Post what you own and Co-Op Now finds the games your whole group can actually play.
Platform availability recorded in our catalog. 269 games currently qualify, showing the top 60.




























































Each game in our catalog carries a recorded store platform list. A game appears here only when this platform family is on that list — we never infer availability from a tag, a title or a store blurb, and games with no recorded platforms are left out rather than guessed. Party sizes on the cards come from our canonical same-group data, not from lobby or server capacity, and crossplay is tracked separately because availability on two platforms does not mean the two can play together.
Usually yes for cross-generation titles, but it is per-game. The game page records the platforms and any crossplay caveats our catalog has for the title.
Split-screen is tracked separately from online co-op in our catalog. Use the couch co-op hub for games where local play is confirmed.
Platform availability comes from the store data recorded in our catalog, not from user guesses. Games without a recorded platform list are left off these pages instead of being estimated.
Co-Op Now reads what everyone actually owns, checks the real party size, and locks in a session everyone can make.