A two player Disney coop platformer, tasty and accessible. Ideal for a session with a beginner friend.
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Platformer1 player3+
Co-op
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Capcom cooperative platformer with Goofy and Pete solving puzzles in an amusement park. Published by Capcom, released in North America in 1993. Two simultaneous players required to solve puzzles, levers and blocks to manipulate together, creative bosses and colorful Disney visuals. Capcom Disney co-op platformer on Super Nintendo.
The North American NTSC SNES edition of Goof Troop, the Capcom Disney co-op puzzle-action drawn from the animated series and the first project directed by Shinji Mikami before Resident Evil. The reference US localization in its cardboard box, the title was widely distributed, so value rests mainly on clean CIB. The appeal nonetheless grows with historical curiosity: seeing pre-RE Mikami at work, paired with a polished two-player Disney co-op, feeds a rising niche demand.
Is Goof Troop still worth playing in 2026?
Goof Troop is a Capcom puzzle adventure placing Goofy and Max on pirate infested islands, viewed from above. The title stands out especially through its very generous local co op mode, where both players solve puzzles and fights together along the exploration. The tech is polished and the Disney mood warm. Short but memorable, the game remains one of the SFC's fine co op offerings. Recommended for a soft shared session with a relative or a quiet duo discovery.
