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Roblox Games for Two Players: 18 of the Best & Most Fun Games

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Try these fun (and sometimes rage-inducing) co-op Roblox games

Co-authored by Hannah Dillon

Last Updated: December 17, 2024 Fact Checked

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Are you looking for Roblox games you can play with two people? There are a number of compilations of these games on TikTok, but they usually only show a few games. In this article we've compiled 18 of the best Roblox games for two players. Keep reading to learn more!

The Best Roblox Games for Two Players

Altitorture: Obby where you must finish the course attached to your friend
Farmstead: Farming game where you run a farm with your friends
Pull a Friend: Obby where two people control a cart
Brutal Company: Horror game similar to Lethal Company
Camera Swap!: Obby where each player's camera views are switched
Specter: Horror game inspired by Phasmophobia
Staying Together: Obby/puzzle game where you must stay close to your partner

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Altitorture

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Altitorture. Altitorture is a two-player obstacle course where you and your friend try to climb out of a pit while being connected by an elastic rope. ^{[1]
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- Type: Obby
- Rating: All ages

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Carry Me!

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Carry Me. Pair up with a friend in Carry Me to complete this two-player obstacle course that gets progressively more difficult the longer you play. ^{[2]
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- Type: Obby
- Rating: All ages

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Abyssal

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Abyssal. Abyssal is an obstacle course where you try to climb your way out of an ancient abyss while learning about the world around you as you go. If you play Abyssal with another person and you stick close together as you play, you'll get a double jump that makes the game a bit easier. ^{[3]
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- Type: Obby
- Rating: All ages

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Pull a Friend

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Pull a Friend. Pull a Friend is a cooperative obstacle course game where one person is in charge of steering a cart, and the other person is in charge of the cart's brakes. There are multiple courses and some can be pretty challenging. ^{[4]
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- Type: Obby
- Rating: All ages (mild violence)

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Camera Swap!

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Camera Swap. Camera Swap is another two-player obstacle course, but in this game, you and your friend's cameras are switched. You'll need to work together to escape the obstacle course pit. ^{[5]
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- Type: Obby
- Rating: N/A (developer did not specify)

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Wacky Rails

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Wacky Rails. Wacky Rails is a two-player obstacle course game where both you and your friend are riding on one cart, and both of you can control what direction the cart goes. You'll need to work with your friend to clear the obstacle course. ^{[6]
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- Type: Obby
- Rating: All ages

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Double Trouble

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Double Trouble. Team up with a friend to take on the puzzles in Double Trouble . There are a number of obstacle courses available, each with a different difficulty. Work with your friend to progress through the courses. ^{[7]
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- Type: Obby
- Rating: All ages

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Together

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Together. Together is a party game where you must work together to get through a variety of levels. You can play with just two people, or you can add more friends for more fun. ^{[8]
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- Type: Obby
- Rating: All ages

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Chained Together

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Chained Together. Chained Together is a two-player obstacle course where you must reach the end while being chained to your friend. This game can be played with two players, as well as three and four. ^{[9]
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- Type: Obby
- Rating: All ages (mild violence)

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In Control

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In Control. In Control is a two-player obstacle course where one player controls movement and the other player controls the camera. Use your teamwork skills to climb to the top of the mountain. ^{[10]
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- Type: Obby
- Rating: All ages

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Staying Together

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Staying Together. Staying Together is a two-player obstacle course game where you must stay close to the other player to complete the puzzles. ^{[11]
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- Type: Obby/puzzle
- Rating: All ages

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Colors in Question

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Colors in Question. Colors in Question is a cooperative puzzle game where you play as either Orange or Green, and your friend plays as the other color. You'll need to work together to escape, using teamwork to solve the puzzles along the way. ^{[12]
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- Type: Puzzle/adventure
- Rating: All ages

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Isolator

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Isolator. Isolator is a puzzle game where you and another player are locked in adjacent rooms, and you must figure out how to escape by sending information back and forth in the chat. One note: if you leave the game, your partner will automatically lose. ^{[13]
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- Type: Puzzle/adventure
- Rating: All ages (mild violence)

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Teamwork Puzzles

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Teamwork Puzzles. Teamwork Puzzles is just that—a game consisting of puzzles that require teamwork. There are a number of two-player puzzles, as well as some that need three and four players. ^{[14]
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- Type: Puzzle
- Rating: All ages

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Farmstead

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Farmstead. Farmstead is a multiplayer farming game where you can grow crops, raise livestock, explore the area, and do quests. It's similar to other farming sims like Stardew Valley and Harvest Moon. While you can technically play with more than two people, it's still fun with two players. ^{[15]
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- Type: Farming
- Rating: All ages

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Brutal Company

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Brutal Company. Brutal Company is a co-op game inspired by Lethal Company. In the game you must explore alien planets and gather valuables to sell while avoiding traps and alien creatures. This game supports up to four players, but it's still fun with just two. ^{[16]
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- Type: Horror/adventure
- Rating: All ages (mild violence)

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Specter

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Specter. Specter is a horror game inspired by Phasmophobia. In the game you must explore an area, find evidence, and use that evidence to determine what type of ghost is haunting the area. The game is for four players, but is still fun with two. ^{[17]
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- Type: Horror
- Rating: N/A (developer did not specify)

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Lumber Tycoon 2

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Lumber Tycoon 2. Lumber Tycoon 2 is a tycoon game where you cut down trees, turn them into lumber, and build things. While this isn't necessarily just a two player game, it can be a lot of fun (and slightly more challenging) with just two people. ^{[18]
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- Type: Tycoon
- Rating: All ages

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This article was co-authored by wikiHow staff writer, Hannah Dillon . Hannah Dillon is a Technology Writer and Editor at wikiHow. She graduated with a B.A. in Journalism from North Dakota State University in 2013 and has since worked in the video game industry as well as a few newspapers. From a young age Hannah has cultivated a love for writing and technology, and hopes to use these passions in tandem to help others in the articles she writes for wikiHow. This article has been viewed 26,530 times.

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