The Humble Bundle is the type of friend that keeps on giving. Not only do you get games for as little (or as much) as you want to pay, but you also get to give to charity. As the deals are time limited, sometimes you miss out. Therefore, the likes of Ubisoft come back and offer you an encore; in this case games including Rayman Origins, Splinter Cell: Blacklist and Far Cry 3.
With Blizzard's Overwatch out this week it means 2K Games is hitting the panic button. They just put an offer on the table any cheap gamer could be tempted by, $20 off Battleborn for all platforms, dropping the price from $59.99 to only $39.99. Solid deal, but on PC it's even better at the PC gaming retailer GMG, who has the game cut to $35.99 instantly plus a stacking coupon code to $26.99 - a massive 55% off less than a month out from release. The same percentage discount applies to the the Deluxe Edition, which drops from $75 to only $33.74 ($41.25 mark down).
Much like its titular antagonist, Friday the 13th videos just keep on comin'. Granted, they haven't been resurrected from the grave by folks of questionable intelligence, but they certainly don't show any signs of slowing down.
Some indie studios rise and fall as the tides of gaming shift. For 10tons Ltd., they've managed to stick around for over 13 years by going with the waves and shifting development to the platforms that are in demand. Their latest title, Neon Chrome, is a return to their twin-stick shooter roots and Sampo Töyssy, Vice CEO of 10tons...
I don't know if you have heard *spoilers*, but Spider Man is now officially part of the wider Marvel's Avengers universe. That's great news for comic book and cinema lovers, but it is also good for owners of LEGO Marvel's Avengers, as they get free piece of DLC that contains 6 different versions of the Webbed Wonder.
If Battleborn was a CQB game, our performance last night on Mission 7 could only be described as surgical. We absolutely sliced, shot, healed and exploded our way through the mission. If you want a fine display of cooperative play, this is where it's at.
Late May is chalked full of upcoming co-op releases, and we've found the deals to go with them. If you're either a Warhammer or a Total War fan, you have to be looking forward to next week Tuesday's Total War: Warhammer. There are a variety of TW: Warhammer deals this week ranging from 20% off to 25% off. All of them will include the pre-order bonus of the Chaos Warrior Race Pack.
As the ASCII inspired, roguelike dungeon crawler Brut@l approaches its PlayStation 4 release date, developer Stormcloud Games is revealing some new information about how co-op works. Specifically, does the loot drop for each player individually, or is it communal? Can a downed buddy be revived? And perhaps the most important question of all, can I throw a potion at my friend's head to heal him or her?
There was a brief time when I was young when my uncle let my family borrow his Atari. He didn't have a lot of games for it, but I definitely remember spending time playing Tank with my brother and sister. Spanish developer Mighty Toast must have dedicated some of their time playing that game as well as their first title, Tankr, seems to be inspired by it.
Klonk Games' charming, cooperative puzzle-platformer, Shift Happens, has been in Steam Early Access since September of last year. Not only will the title get a final release in July, it will also be arriving on the Xbox One.
The next entry in the Civ franchise will be arriving this fall. Civilization VI was announced recently and it seems that the latest in this long-running series will offer some new twists on the well-known formula.
Salt and Sanctuary, a game heavily inspired by the exploration, combat, and hellish despair of the Souls series, first made its way to the PlayStation 4 just over two months ago. Its developer, Ska Studios, was largely unfamiliar Sony's line of consoles, what with the majority of their titles hailing from the Xbox Live Indie and Arcade marketplaces, but their debut on the system made quite the splash.
