The likes of Disney’s Brenda Song and Modern Family’s Ariel Winter are joined by recognisable icons from horror cinema, including David Arquette (Scream) and Lance Henriksen (Aliens, The Terminator). Helping to bring this gruesome story to life is none other than a who’s who cast of Hollywood A-listers. Instead you will take turns controlling different characters, making decisions to try and keep them alive. It’s different to most 2 player PS5 games on this list in that co-op players don’t play at the same time.

It’s an interactive, choose-your-own-adventure style experience that throws back to schlocky B-movie slashers in the best way, letting you control a group of teens trying to survive the night at a camp when suddenly something in the woods lurks. If you can stomach your horror and want a way to get scared on the couch with friends, look no further than the latest co-op release from Until Dawn and The Dark Pictures Anthology developer, The Quarry. All this and more easily renders Riders Republic as one of the best 2 player PS5 games currently out there. It’s the ultimate playground in which to unleash your creativity. Plus, if racing isn’t your thing, the game’s 6-v-6 “Tricks Battle Arena” mode encourages you to pull off as many tricks as possible within the given time limit. That’s why, if you want to enjoy Riders Republic in its fullest glory, make the PS5 version your 2 player game of choice.Īll four racing disciplines have their own progression path, unlocked the more you play and master the style’s of each. A staggering 64 players can race one another at the same time on PS5, a massive step up compared to PS4’s maximum of 20. Mountain biking, skiing, snowboarding, and wingsuit flying are the main modes of choice, letting you and friends compete across a range of colourful courses in a bid to be the best. The latest high-flying, muti-vehicle multiplayer game from Ubisoft, Riders Republic offers racing fans a festival’s worth of competitive delights. There are sports games, there are racing games, and then there’s Riders Republic.

Worlds Without End by Chris Impey