co-op
3.7
A game mode where players work together to complete missions
- noun
- /ˈkoʊˌɑp/
- Jargon
- Many popular video games offer a co-op mode where friends can team up to achieve common goals.
Examples
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Let's say Co-op games with controller support that we both own and haven't played yet.
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Nobody makes good Co-op games for Android.
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In the new co-op campaign, players must work together to defeat powerful enemies.
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We enjoyed playing the co-op missions, solving puzzles and helping each other succeed.
Synonyms
multiplayer
vsco-op
A game mode where several people play together at the same time
focuses on players working together against the game or AI to complete objectives
How Cooperative
Surface Forms
Etymology
Co-op is short for cooperative, from co- 'together' and operate 'to work', so a co-op game mode simply means players 'work together' to reach the same goals.