King of the Hill will have you securing areas with your Darwinians, and using any cheap tactics to hold your ground as long as possible. The two co-op modes, King of the Hill and Domination, have different goals. Or, perhaps a virus is unlocked that is not under any users control (and therefore definitely not friendly to your units). Sometimes a plague will attack your own Darwinians after a box has been opened. Some of these things collected are not good for you. Some of these powers are things like Nuclear launches, various turrets, unleashing a virus (that is probably friendly to your units), and a handful of other abilities.
Multiwinians will shoot at the enemy, and your leaders get a few more abilities than "walk in this straight line." You can now make squads which attack more efficiently, and utilize different powers that the Darwinians collect in boxes spread around the map. You will only ever have Darwinians as your army, base occupiers, gatherers, and scoring units. The way Multiwinia is the most different than Darwinia (aside from the lack of story mode) is your units.
Unfortunately the story, and gameplay elements change quite a bit in Multiwinia. Unfortunately for our purposes, the only two modes that allow for co-op play are King of the Hill and Domination.
You can play modes called Rocket Race, Capture the Statue, Blitzkrieg, King of the Hill, and Domination. This mode was separate in the PC version, but is included in Darwinia+ (which is where the Plus comes in.) Multiwinia is like a series of strategy comp-stomp games. Multiwinia is what happens when you get more than one programmer in the game.
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