In case you search for games with "Coop" and find a game that you can't play Online Coop that means Devs will implement that or they wonrgly put the tag there. Also check the "sort by tags" options to the right of the page and see the specific tag for online multiplayer and online coop. Just click the multiplayer tag in the game's page and see some of the game sin the list not matching your criterias. Multiplayer is the generic term that covers all types of multiplayer modes.Ĭoop is a generic term that covers all types of cooperative play. Originally posted by BlackShark:I am not talking about theuser's tags. To prove that, you will find "Multiplayer", "multi-player", "Multi Player", "Multi-Player" all those kind of tags, all the same ♥♥♥♥, all created by Players. In Valve's Tags, I mean, official tags, "Multiplayer" means Versus and "Coop" means Online Coop. PS.: There is repetitive tags, because PLAYERS add those tags. This is how Steam Store works with the Tag and you can check that out by just searching for "Multiplayer" and check all games that will appear will have Versus mode. If the game has "Local Coop", obvously means this game has LAN Coop. Any game with "Coop" means that game has ONLINE Coop. In Steam Store, any game with "Multiplayer" means that game has Versus mode. The hierarchical status of these tags is not shown on the store page. It's more an issue about the Steam store organisation. I have to admit though : there is a good argument for the presence of both terms next to each other to be confusing enough that someone could believe there is something more to the meaning.
There is a specific tag for online multiplayer and online coop : it's just how the tag system works in the steam store.
Multiplayer and Coop do not imply anything about network connectivity : they are generic terms.
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