Co-Op Release Alert for the Week of 11.9.2014
Two monster releases this week for co-op gamers to enjoy. But that's not all, we also have a few family friendly games to satiate your gaming desires.
Two monster releases this week for co-op gamers to enjoy. But that's not all, we also have a few family friendly games to satiate your gaming desires.
It's hard to not evoke passionate emotions at even the most casual mention of DLC. Enough fuel has been thrown onto the fires in both "pro-DLC" and "take your DLC and shove it" camps for that argument to last a few hundred decades. But at long last, some positive news on the DLC front comes out of Sumo Digital's upcoming 4 player co-op platformer, LittleBigPlanet 3. If you've purchased, won, or obtained via dubiously legal methods any DLC in LittleBigPlanet 1 or LittleBigPlanet 2, every single one of those carries over to LBP 3. That's right. Forwards compatibility for DLC.
If you're looking for a stylish first person puzzle fix, Bluebutton Games is ready to deliver. Polarity puts you in the high-tech shoes of a hacking robot who can change polarity at the touch of a button. Red passes through red and blue through blue. Good thing that's exactly the skill needed to bust into this virtual vault!
A great puzzle game from indie developer Rezoner has made its way to Steam with a feature we're particularly excited to see: local co-op. QbQbQb has all the makings of a sweet casual puzzle game, including a bonus karaoke song, which should be mandatory for all games ever.
As the year churns towards the end of 2014, many existing MMOs continue to release content updates for their players. This issue on MMO Co-Opportunities, we look at the long-awaited content drop for Wildstar, a new playable race for Everquest II, and the resumption of Guild War 2’s living story....
In an age where purchasing an entire game costs near $100 (if you include all of the post release DLC) it's rare to find true value for your hard earned money. And while we've seen plenty of HD remakes and re-packaging of classic titles over the years, we've rarely seen one go to the depths that Halo: The Master Chief Collection does wi...
With four full games at your disposal, there's a lot of cooperative options for gamers looking to join a friend on Master Chief and Cortana's journey. Let's break down all the co-op options available to you in Halo: The Master Chief Collection on Xbox One.
Like any AAA title these days, Ubisoft's The Crew will offer a season pass which will give players a discount on all of the planned DLC. The co-op driving game is going to offer quite a bit of content not just in a handful of packs, but for months at a time.
Another year of our lives gone, another year closer to death, another port of Terraria. Originally released on the PC, the now massive 2D action-adventure game has found its home on a plethora of devices. Most recently, it's been announced that you and seven other co-op pals can now relive the experience of fighting a glowing, multi-armed space skull on the Playstation 4 and Xbox One.
Yes we're still playing Destiny. But we're also playing Civilization: Beyond Earth, Binding of Isaac: Rebirth and several other recent releases. So much gaming goodness!
Soon Hyrule Warriors will be one of the first Nintendo titles that will be supporting Amiibo figures other than Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. Players will be able to unlock a special weapon in-game using the Link Amiibo this November.
It's FPS week in terms of co-op game deals!