Co-op tower defense games
22 games · store facts checked 2026-11-03
These are the games in our library whose Steam store page lists a co-op mode. We mark which ones are online co-op and which also support local, same-screen play.
Co-op here means what Steam lists, not how good the co-op is. For our picks on which ones are actually worth playing together, read the co-op rankings linked below.
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Bloons TD 6
Co-op: online
The definitive Bloons tower defense: deep tower upgrades, heroes, and endless replayability.
- Windows · Mac
- Deck Playable
- Online co-op
- Android (paid, IAP)
- iOS (paid)

- Windows
- Deck Verified
- Local co-op
- Online co-op
- PvP

Mindustry
Co-op: online
Open-source tower defense and factory game with conveyor logistics and turrets.
- Windows · Mac · Linux
- Deck Playable
- Online co-op
- PvP
- Android (free)
- iOS (paid)

Creeper World 4
Co-op: online, LAN
Puzzle and network defense against the creeper fluid across varied missions.
- Windows
- Deck Playable
- Online co-op

Riftbreaker
Co-op: online, LAN
Action-RPG base builder where you defend your base from alien waves on a hostile planet.
- Windows
- Deck Playable
- Online co-op

Age of Darkness: Final Stand
Co-op: online
Survival RTS and base defense against hordes of nightmares; last stand at the light.
- Windows
- Deck Playable
- Online co-op

Dungeon Defenders
Co-op: online, local
Action RPG meets tower defense with co-op, heroes, and tower building in dungeons.
- Windows
- Deck Unsupported
- Local co-op
- Online co-op

Orcs Must Die! 3
Co-op: online
Third-person trap-and-tower defense with waves of orcs and satisfying combos.
- Windows
- Deck Verified
- Online co-op

Sanctum 2
Co-op: online
First-person shooter tower defense with co-op and tower placement in 3D space.
- Windows · Mac · Linux
- Deck Verified
- Online co-op

Dungeon Defenders 2
Co-op: online
Free-to-play sequel with more heroes, towers, and co-op tower defense action.
- Windows
- Deck Unsupported
- Online co-op
- Free on Steam

Legion TD 2
Co-op: online
Competitive multiplayer tower defense with autobattler-style waves and lanes.
- Windows · Mac
- Deck Playable
- Online co-op
- PvP

Orcs Must Die! 2
Co-op: online, LAN
Co-op trap-and-tower defense with orcs, traps, and third-person action.
- Windows
- Deck Playable
- Online co-op

The Last Friend
Co-op: local
Tower defense blended with beat-’em-up action: rescue doggos and place defenses across a post-apocalyptic campaign.
- Windows
- Deck Playable
- Local co-op

Axon TD: Uprising
Co-op: online
Modern tower defense with expandable map boundaries, mazing, co-op, and roguelite runs.
- Windows
- Deck Playable
- Online co-op

- Windows · Mac
- Deck Playable
- Online co-op
- Android (paid, ads + IAP)
- iOS (paid)

- Windows
- Deck Unsupported
- Online co-op

Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2
Co-op: online
Third-person shooter and action-defense in the PvZ universe: classes, co-op, and garden ops.
- Windows
- Deck Unsupported
- Online co-op
- PvP

Sanctum
Co-op: online
First FPS tower defense from Coffee Stain: place towers then fight in first person.
- Windows · Mac
- Deck Playable
- Online co-op

X-Morph: Defense
Co-op: local
Top-down shooter tower defense: build towers and pilot a morphing alien fighter.
- Windows
- Deck Playable
- Local co-op

CastleStorm
Co-op: local
Castle building and defense with projectiles, troops, and real-time strategy.
- Windows
- Deck Verified
- Local co-op

Minion Masters
Co-op: online
Competitive card game with tower defense and real-time minion battles.
- Windows · Mac
- Deck Unsupported
- Online co-op
- PvP
- Free on Steam
- Android (free, IAP)

Rock of Ages 2: Bigger & Boulder
Co-op: local
Action tower defense: roll a boulder, build defenses, and crush the enemy base.
- Windows
- Deck Playable
- Local co-op
- PvP
Our picks and rankings
Common questions
Which tower defense games have couch co-op?
Of the games on this list, Steam lists local or split-screen co-op for: Defense Grid 2, Dungeon Defenders, The Last Friend, X-Morph: Defense, CastleStorm, Rock of Ages 2: Bigger & Boulder.
Where does the co-op information come from?
From each game’s Steam store categories (Online Co-op, Shared/Split Screen Co-op, LAN Co-op). Store facts were checked on 2026-11-03.