As a lover of co-op gaming I reckon that most of you will already have a Xbox Live Gold account to allow you to play online, but if you don't, this weekend you will still have free access online. This means that you can play any of your games online, plus you can try out Minecraft: Xbox One Edition until 21st May.
Neighborhorde, a forthcoming PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One title featuring "videogame-like gameplay" and "cute low-poly animal kids", will be available for you to play and also fawn over on June 6th of this year. Before you know it, you'll be blasting enemy robots away with your adorable widdle ray-guns.
Bungie and Activision's live stream event for Destiny 2 just wrapped up and there were some interesting new details revealed for the loot shooter. The title will have new worlds to explore and new loot to find, sure, but it also has a rather innovative idea about how to ensure all players can experience all that co-op content.
The Shovel Knight (now updated to Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove) co-op patch we heard about earlier this year has finally arrived. Now everyone can enjoy the joys of swinging a shovel with a friend!
Come November of this very year 2017, there will be a new sheriff in town: Cowboy Captain America! While his affiliations with Hydra aren't known at the moment, what we do know is that he is one of the multitude of new characters you can play in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 when it comes out later this year.
The PlayStation 4 version of Marvel Heroes Omega has been in a "closed beta" for the past few weeks, but that comes to an end tomorrow, May 18. This is to prepare for a re-launch next Tuesday, May 23, as an open beta for all. For one luck co-op fan out there, though, you can get a head start this Friday and win codes for all five Founders' Packs!
Okay, sure, so maybe Resident Evil: Revelations is over five years old now. And sure, maybe it was originally made for the 3DS. Still, it's a Resident Evil game that's coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and dagnabbit, that's good enough for me.
Gamera Interactive's debut title, Unit 4, is out next week so it's time to brush up on your platforming skills in order to reclaim your tribe's sacred artifact and save the galaxy. Probably in that order. I mean, it could have a third act twist where the sacred artifact was in you all along, but that seems unlikely.
Hacking - everyone's doing it, but nobody knows why. Locke and Jason dive into Hacktag to get a better understanding of this mysterious world and see if they can finally sneak past that rhino guard (spoilers: they can't).
The original plan for the Year Two DLC content for Rainbow 6 Siege would be, much like last year, it would get released over the course of four "seasons," with new operators, maps, and other goodies released each season. Plans do change, however, and Ubisoft has decided that they need to spend a little time addressing the overall health of the title for now instead of releasing new content.
Humans like to think of themselves as the top of the food chain, but we don't take into account Demons that love to feast on a bit of man flesh. Imagine then that these Demons were under attack by something more powerful again. Imagine no more, as the launch trailer for Demon's Crystals shows just that.
For too long, PC users have sat in their ivory towers, hoarding all the ninja FPS games to themselves and looking down upon those without. Starting May 19th, though, they'll be knocked down just a peg, as Shadow Warrior 2 will finally make its way from PC to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
