Tag
Team-Based.
A list of PC games filtered by the "Team-Based" tag, ranked by quality, popularity, and price.

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NBA 2K27
Quality
46
Popularity
32
Value
61

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CoAnnCo
Quality
43
Popularity
10
Value
80

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Ultimate Zombie Defense
Quality
70
Popularity
26
Value
38

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Chains of Freedom
Quality
64
Popularity
22
Value
45

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SKIBIDI: ESCAPE FROM TOILETS!
Quality
56
Popularity
41
Value
42

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POPULATION: ONE
Quality
68
Popularity
27
Value
40

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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
Quality
45
Popularity
21
Value
67

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BLOCKPOST MOBILE
Quality
51
Popularity
20
Value
64

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Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance
Quality
46
Popularity
57
Value
39

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Days of War: Definitive Edition
Quality
50
Popularity
50
Value
40

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Nemesis: Lockdown
Quality
57
Popularity
46
Value
37

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Mama's Sleeping Angels
Quality
74
Popularity
25
Value
35

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Swish Ball Clicker
Quality
34
Popularity
20
Value
79

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HEARTDUST
Quality
62
Popularity
20
Value
49

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The Money Pit
Quality
52
Popularity
13
Value
67

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Gedonia 2
Quality
67
Popularity
24
Value
40

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Zero Hour
Quality
65
Popularity
36
Value
32

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Blightbound
Quality
53
Popularity
48
Value
36
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Why does the count differ from Steam's?
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