Well, it looks like Alex and Ryan (or was it Kunio and Riki?) have gotten themselves in a pickle once again, and just like last time, the only solution is to punch and kick the crap out of every living being in sight. That's right, there's a new River City Ransom game in town!
I remember a time...long, long ago, when local couch co-op ruled as king. This was a time when high-jacking the controller or punching the arm of an unsuspecting sibling or friend was a steadfast tactic for victory. In this glorious age, triumphant cheers of victory and shrieks of udder defeat bellowed throughout crowded college dorm rooms everywhere. This was a time when split-screen came standard in Halo titles.
Designer board games are getting quite popular these days, to the point where we’re starting to see quality digital adaptations of them. Though co-op board games are a popular genre (check out Marc’s Tabletop Co-op series), surprisingly few of these games have been adapted from their cardboard forms. Mysterium bucks this trend, being a ...
Given its March 21st release date, Mass Effect: Andromeda is practically right around the corner. As such, trailers, screenshots, and interviews are about to start flooding in, and ad spaces will soon be crammed with Bioware's alien worlds and their "romance-able" citizens.
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands feels like a game that's a culmination of a lot of franchises. It's part Grand Theft Auto, part Far Cry, and part The Division. Maybe in some way longtime fans of the series will find hints of the original, I'm talking Ghost Recon on the PC in 2001 - with its open expansive environments. But from our time with the beta, Wildlands is geared towards a broader audience, not those that prefer the stealthy and tactical gameplay of the original.
The Sniper Elite series’ staple has always been its bullet cam which follows your sniper’s shots from rifle to target in cinematic slow motion. Adding in an X-Ray feature, these killcams become a brutal, yet satisfying, way to keep players enticed to keep on sniping. A clean kill takes on new meaning as bullets pierce eyes, internal org...
Some good news for all you Gears of War 4 Horde fans out there. The Coalition is holding a special "Feral Horde Weekend" event this weekend that challenges players to survive against some fairly brutal waves of enemies. Should you come out on top, though, there are some unique rewards for your efforts.
When last we checked in with Haemimont Games' aRPG, Victor Vran, we heard it would be coming to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One sometime this year. To add some icing to that particular slice of cake, the game will also be getting some new DLC that will be available for purchase for the PC version via Steam, or you can get everything in the "Victor Vran: Overkill Edition."
Another workweek has come and gone, folks. Maybe you're exhausted, maybe you're feeling accomplished, or maybe you're trying to cover up the fact that your half-brother was assassinated using a deadly nerve agent. Whatever the case, you're undoubtedly ready for a chance to relax and really dig into the latest co-op titles.
Dead Rising 4 had a simultaneous PC and Xbox One release date back in December, but many PC gamers were unhappy that the only PC version available was the Microsoft Store version (making it Windows 10 only). In under a month, this will no longer be the case, because Dead Rising 4 will also be distributed via Steam starting March 14th.
I gotta admit, having a troll as your best friend would be pretty bangin'. Stuck in traffic? Just have it chuck a few cars out of the way. Want a bigger house? Just show it where the lumber is. Getting sent to jail for mass embezzlement? Just pay its way through law school and have it graduate in time to represent you in court.
Nature's Zombie Apocalypse has been in early access on PC since June of 2015. Since then the game has continued to add content, update itself adding online co-op, and announce an Xbox One version in the works. While we still don't have a final date for the game, the latest version can be seen up and running with fifteen minutes of footage from the PC Gamer Weekender.
