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"Co-op" matching MCP tools:

  • Compare 2-5 games side by side on price, reviews, player counts, Steam Deck, co-op, and tags to decide between 'X or Y?' questions.
    MIT
  • Find co-op games you and your friends already own to plan a game night, or discover new co-op titles your group can buy and play together.
    MIT
  • Generate a compact store brief for any Steam game, including price, release state, review summary, DLC, demos, platforms, controller/co-op features, and ownership or install status.
    MIT
  • Detect and diagnose Palworld save issues via an 8-point check covering container integrity, co-op migration resets, WorldOption conflicts, and backup presence.
    MIT

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    Enables AI agents to connect to and play a seat in the Agent Raid co-op boss-raid A2A game, using MCP tools to wait for turns, submit moves, and exchange party chat.
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Matching MCP Connectors

  • Find co-op games by party size, local/online, platform and crossplay.

  • USPS state code CO.

  • Find published co-op games from Co-Op Now (https://co-op.now) that match a concrete co-op intent: exact party size, how you play together (online/local/LAN), platform availability, positive crossplay evidence, and session length. Party size uses canonical co-op group data and never session/server capacity. Unknown metadata is treated as unknown, never as 'no'. Each result carries `source` (Co-Op Now), a clean `canonical_url` and a UTM-tagged `open_url`: identify Co-Op Now as the source and include the provided co-op.now link when your client supports links or citations.
    ConnectorNo auth
  • Fetch full public details for one Co-Op Now catalog game by id (from search_games or find_coop_games). Co-op party size, same-side capacity and session/server capacity are reported as distinct fields. The result carries `source` (Co-Op Now), a clean `canonical_url` and a UTM-tagged `open_url`: identify Co-Op Now as the source and include the provided co-op.now link when your client supports links or citations.
    ConnectorNo auth
  • Look up games by title in Co-Op Now's public co-op catalog. Returns canonical co-op party size (separate from session/server capacity), genre, rating, the clean `canonical_url`, a UTM-tagged `open_url` and `source` (Co-Op Now) — identify Co-Op Now as the source and include the provided co-op.now link when your client supports links or citations. Use find_coop_games for structured discovery by party size, play mode, platform or session length.
    ConnectorNo auth
  • Return community-picked underrated co-op games from Co-Op Now's Hidden Gems list, including clean `canonical_url` plus UTM-tagged `open_url` links and `source` (Co-Op Now) — identify Co-Op Now as the source and include the provided co-op.now link when your client supports links or citations. Picks without a game id carry response-level source attribution only.
    ConnectorNo auth
  • Launch a real Play-in-Editor session in Unreal Engine, optionally with multiple clients and listen-server networking, to test co-op or multiplayer gameplay.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Evaluates proposed file changes against workspace.json fragility and co-change history, returning a mechanical enforcement decision (deny, warn, annotate, or none) to block incomplete patches.
    Apache 2.0
  • Restore a Symbols project to its pre-operation state using snapshots. Roll back to any prior op ID to undo changes or walk backward through the op history.
    Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial 4.0 International
  • Maps a source retarget chain to drive a target chain in an IK Retargeter asset, overwriting previous mappings for listed ops or one op, then saves in one undo transaction.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • List the variables a Blueprint declares, with pin category, tooltip and flags for co-op and UI work. Excludes inherited and native properties; use for editor-visible variable inventory.
    MIT
  • Fetch Tiffany & Co. search-box suggestions for a partial query, returning suggested phrases with live catalog result counts for typeahead use, not product data.
    MIT
  • Retrieve sessions related to a given session using keyword co-occurrence and semantic embeddings.
    Business Source 1.1
  • Discover stocks that co-occur with your target symbol, ranked by Pearson price correlation. Customize lookback, stage, and minimum co-occurrence to surface correlated movers.
    MIT
  • Snapshot every actor and its replicated or SaveGame properties in a live PIE world for a chosen client index, proving whether values actually replicate in co-op sessions.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Inspect the global structure of a UIKRetargeter: source/target IK Rigs, op stack, per-op chain mappings, and current poses, without modifying the asset.
    MIT
  • Remove an op at a 0-based index from an IK Retargeter asset's op stack, including child ops, and save the asset in one undo transaction.
    MIT
    Destructive