BattleCap

My initial thoughts, trying it out against bots before I play it couch multiplayer, is that this has too many unskippable screens in between rounds. It also feels a little too chaotic and random at times.

the single-player experience is exceptionally shallow and I wish it hadn't been advertised as 1-4 players. As a solo player you have 2 similar maps where you fight the AI over like 10 waves and that's it. The other game modes are locked to multiplayer. The game is pretty shallow with only 3 types of weapons, so there's almost no appeal in the build-craft. For a quick little co-op game, that's probably a good thing since actual mechanical depth can be annoying in a casual party environment, but the game doesn't even have online matchmaking. BattleCap's low price might be tempting, but unless you use Steam's Remote Play to link up with a few friends for this, I would pass.