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To start with, there is presumably no networking code in the game to handle connecting two players. The only "multi-player" aspect to this game is the Martian Games, where the game just shows the progress of the other players. You don't actually connect to them in any way. And then there's adding co-op mechanics to the basic gameplay (players taking turns or splitting the map, or however you want to handle that; and so on).
If you really want co-op, some of the other Bloons games have it.