2 to 8 players, one screen

COUCH PVP is a local split-screen arena shooter. Pick a mode, grab a controller each (keyboard welcome), and the match begins. Games are short, timed, and always end the same way: a podium, a stats board, and a rematch one button away.

Easy to pick up — even for people who never play

• Every mode is explained in one sentence, shown before kickoff.
  
• Per-player aim assist: magnetic aiming and more forgiving shots. Beginners turn it on, veterans leave it off — and the match stays close.
  
• The controls fit on a single screen shown at launch: move, jump, shoot.
  
• Someone running late? A free controller is all it takes to join mid-game.

11 modes, from simple to devious

• Team vs Team, King of the Hill, Football: rules that fit in one sentence.
  
• Sticky Bomb: an explosive hot potato passed on contact.
  
• Juggernaut: one overpowered boss against everyone — take them down, take their place.
  
• Paintball: painted territory is the score.
  
• Zone Capture, Heist!, TYCOON WAR: control, plunder and sabotage for the strategists.
  
• Infection: every victim joins the pack.
  
• Zombie Co-op: the cooperative mode — everyone together against the zombie waves.

Tournament chains rounds together with mode and map votes, wagers and point multipliers.

10 maps with signature events

A train barrels through the station, the tide redraws the island, a rocket lifts off mid-match, a bull charges across the farm. Every map has its signature event, ready to shuffle the deck at the worst possible moment — taking the lead is not enough, you have to last.

The end of the match is part of the game

A 3D podium, a stats wall, and a badge for everyone — from ON FIRE to PUNCHING BAG. The match history keeps your last 20 podiums, viewable from the menu: the scores stay, the arguments do not.

For every living room

• 30 languages.
  
• Accessibility options: colorblind modes, reduced flashes and screen shake, adjustable rumble and interface, remappable keys, per-player sensitivity.
  
• Designed with the Steam Deck in mind.
  
• Remote Play Together: one copy of the game is enough to play online with friends.

Ready when you are

Add COUCH PVP to your wishlist — and when game night comes, count controllers, not explanations.