One of the most controversial game critics in the community, Anita Sarkeesian, will soon be a new character in TowerFall Ascension. Developer Matt Makes Games announced today that Sarkeesian will appear as a playable character in the upcoming Dark World expansion, along with an additional 9 Archers. As developer Matt Horson stated in the officia...
Far Cry 4 has possessed a fairly robust Map Editor since it launched back in November of last year. Of course, if you were dedicated solely to co-op play, you may never have noticed this little entry on the main menu. Editorial tools such as these largely square themselves in the "PvP zone," so you and your friends can forge maps to blow each other up. FC4's Map Editor, however, lets you craft your own outposts, no matter how bizarre, strategically absurd, or architecturally unsound they may be, and take them out, all lone soldier style. Until now.
Nobody loves a good, long-running film franchise like LEGO. Those crafty little blocks have parodied their way through movie series such as Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Lord of the Rings, and uh, The LEGO Movie. Two of this summer's most anticipated features are getting the full on blockification treatment as well, with LEGO Marvel's Avengers and LEGO Jurassic World hot on the heels of the upcoming films, both including the standard LEGO game 2 player local co-op.
Evolve is out today on the PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The game has been touted as a four vs one affair, and for the most part that's true. In fact, when playing competitively it's tough to even discern there's a real man or woman pulling the puppet strings of that monster. Still if you want to keep things purely co-op and take on a nasty AI computer opponent, Evolve gives you options.
Everybody knows the only thing worse than a regular ol' flesh and blood Nazi is the lumbering, brain-slurping remains of a Nazi reanimated through some devilish necromancy. Luckily for you and any buddies who loathe the undead (as any living, breathing people should), Zombie Army Trilogy is headed to PC, PS4, and Xbox One March 6th. Soon you and three friends can defend the free peoples of World War 2 era Europe from Zombie Hitler and his Rotting Minions.
If we were ranking job opportunities in terms of "rawest deal", space janitors would have to be pretty high on the list. Cleaning up after interplanetary messes in the context of any video game, book, or movie is always portrayed as more dangerous than giving a zyf'langer to a herd of qotzulians. Nevertheless, space waste ain't gonna clean itself, which is why the two stars of Shiftlings are on the case, willingly or not.
Season Passes have become as integral to video games as random barrels and needing to hit any boss three times to kill it. The latest game to announce details on their Season Pass is Dying Light and the first piece of DLC is out today.
One of the most anticipated co-op games of 2015, Evolve, will be releasing on consoles and PC tomorrow, and we couldn't be happier. Despite the extra time needed to get the game running as smoothly as possible, there will be a Day 1 patch coming.
Overeager Guardians awaiting new challenges will have to hold out a little while longer before more Destiny content. The wizards over at Bungie revealed the next expansion for the MMO-Shooter, "House of Wolves," is headed to us sometime after the first few months of 2015. While no firm date was given, they did promise it'd hit squarely within the nebulous realm of Second Quarter.
A sweaty junior officer bursts into the room, the overwhelming cigar smoke forcing him to take a few extra moments to catch his breath. With his composure regained, he informs the one known as "El Presidente" that the workers in the eastern farmlands have refused to engage in their mandatory Tropico 5 sessions. Rumors of dissatisfaction with their personal computers are spreading like wildfire among the common folk.
Alright, Xbox One and Xbox 360 owners. You've had your fun with The Good Sir Paxton and co. It's time to give everyone else a chance to play Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare's new "Havoc" DLC. We know, we know. You enjoyed being the only ones to experience the life and times of four folks living in a facility completely overrun with exo zombies, but exclusivity had to end at some point.
Do you cackle with glee at the mere hint of another viewing of Home Alone? Have you ever left a review on Yelp stating, "4/10. The food was just fine, but the management threw me out when I left a banana peel on the floor and a dude slid directly into the pie display." If you answered "Totally" to either of those questions or, at the very least, are still reading, then Deathtrap might be just the game for you.
