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Terminology

Co-op game:

Short for "cooperative," in co-op games, you play toward the same goal instead of opposing each other. Great for overly competitive couples or groups with mixed skill levels or married couples who want to stay married.


Our rating system:

Each review will rate the item on a scale of 1-5 cats.

Enjoyability:

😸 = stale chicken 😖

😸😸😸😸😸 = a freshly floofed fluff 💖

Cooperativity:

😸 = group activities with opposite goals

😸😸 = solo activities with some room for discussion

😸😸😸 = designed as a cooperative-ish activity; you have both shared and secret goals

😸😸😸😸 = made for solo play but can play with a friend if you take turns

😸😸😸😸😸 = your goals are 100% shared and the activity is made for 2+ players to cooperate

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