First teased last May, developer Pieces Interactive has announced that their newest title, Kill to Collect, will be arriving on Steam sometime this spring. If you're unfamiliar with the developer, they are the team that worked on Magicka 2, some Magicka DLC, and the jazzy Leviathan: Warships. If you're unfamiliar with the game, then read on.
Steam Greenlight gives players the ability to determine which games will be available for purchase.This system allows for indie titles like Polycrusher to show what they can do in order to get votes from the community. Once the game has enough votes, the game will be Greenlit and available for distribution once the developer has completed the game. Polycrusher is a twin-stick shooter that is currently up for vote.
If you were to stop me on the streets one day and asked me what is my favorite co-op game of all time, I'd respond "Secret of Mana." I'm a huge fan of RPGs/aRPGs and that title does it so well on top of allowing you to play it with friends. Rex Crowle and Moo Yu, two of the creative minds behind games like Tearaway and Ratchet & Clank, are looking to bring back that type of title with Knights and Bikes.
The next Lego game from TT Games will be coming out this summer, throwing you back into the blocky, star-studded Star Wars universe with Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The studio began their titular Lego franchise with Lego Star Wars: The Video Game in 2005, and have captured the entire Star Wars saga in Lego form.
True to their word, developer Studio Wildcard has added the previously discussed splitscreen functionality to the Xbox One version of ARK: Survival Evolved. The feature will allow two players to enjoy the game locally, or go online to play with up to two other friends on a non-dedicated server, which are private servers that are propped up for limited play sessions and a little more limited than those that support 16 players.
Satellite Reign was launched on Kickstarter in late 2013, and it easily met its funding goal of $530,000 by raising over $700,000. But it never quite made it to some of the stretch goals, the biggest of which was a million dollar goal for online co-op. The game released back in August of 2015 on Steam after an early access period and so far garnered over a 1000 positive reviews, meeting expectations of both the players and developer 5 Lives.
We're a week away from the release of Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2. At this point, we pretty much have seen all there is to see from a gameplay/character perspective, so all that's left is to check out where the action will take place.
This past weekend publisher Deep Silver and developer Dambuster Studios kicked off a limited closed beta for Homefront: The Revolution on Xbox One. The beta was the first step to testing the game's multiplayer infrastructure and gather some feedback. We were lucky enough to get our hands on, and played through the three available missions; delving into the unlocks and nuances this early look had to offer.
Sony is having a flash sale on PSN this weekend to celebrate Valentine's Day. What does that mean? There's a lot of co-op focused content available on the cheap for the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and PS Vita. I personally couldn't pass up Borderlands 2 with all of the extra content for just $4. A total steal.
God, I love the smell of sweet, smoky progress.
The Co-Opticrew has love on the mind today. The love between two folks. The love of exploring the stark Wyoming wilderness. The love between a real-life person and their feline virtual avatar. It's everywhere, and it's pretty tough to miss.
The console version of Sword Coast Legends, the latest attempt by developers to create a Dungeons and Dragon experience in video game format, will be arriving sometime this spring. The title first saw release on the PC last October and has received a fair amount of content in that time, all of which will be included in the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions.
