Obscure: The Aftermath hits the PlayStation Portable this week, and while we've seen the game on numerous other platforms, there's something interesting about this version.  Obscure joins the ranks of one of the rare portable titles that actually supports drop-in/drop-out cooperative play through the game's story mode.

Supporting two player co-op play via local wireless AD-HOC connections, Obscure has players taking on numerous monsters and creatures in classic survival horror style gameplay. 

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Playlogic has announced a new port of their horror title Obscure: The Aftermath.  The game was previously available on the PC, Wii and PS2 and featured a two player co-op mode.  The new version will be released later this year on the PSP, and will retain the co-op modes of the console counterparts.  What's even better is the portable version of this game will also support drop-in and drop-out play!  Now you can run in fear without ruining your friend's game.

Obscure: The Aftermath follows the story a group of teenagers that were trapped in a high school filled with monsters, only to realize it had something to do with the seeds of some flower.  Say wha?  I don't make this stuff up, I only report it.

There's a fresh new game this week for Co-Op play.  And by fresh I mean something different in terms of co-op play.  The game is a survival horror title that leans towards adventure style gameplay.  It's called Obscure: The Aftermath and it'll be available on the Wii, PS2 and PC.

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