We've just posted our review of Haze, an exclusive first person shooter with 4-player co-op on the PlayStation 3.

We've given this title plenty of coverage, so it was only right that we finally put it through the Co-Optimus labs tests!  So how does the co-op hold up?  Read our review to find out - and don't forget to stick around for our famous 60 second video review!

Haze was released last week and featured an integrated 4-player co-op mode.  And while normally this would excited us greatly, it appears as though the reviews have been less than favorable. 

We still hope to bring you a proper review of the cooperative mode of Haze, but in the meantime here are some highlights from around the web.

Gamespot Review - 60%

The game ramps up the challenge during co-op play, and considering the horrendous AI, that's a welcome change indeed. Vehicle sequences are all the better for having a buddy join you...however not every level is suited for cooperative shooting. Some scripted sequence...are at complete odds with the existence of another player, as if the possibility wasn't considered when the level was designed.

Gametap - 6 out of 10

...having three real friends in the campaign is much less aggravating than the gaggle of idiots you get in the single-player...and there's even four-seated vehicles to zip around in (though the vehicle control is stiff and not nearly as smooth as in other co-op vehicle games like Halo).

IGN - 4.5 out of 10

For all of the single player issues that continually crop up within the game, there is one small shining spot, which is (co-op). This can sometimes make single player a bit more interesting, because you can rely much more on your friends to watch your back.

Gamespy - 2 out of 5

...the game just looks terrible. Environments are typically filled with bland, muddy textures in bland, muddy locations.. (later levels like) industrial complexes and dusty shanty towns, which are likewise pretty unimpressive graphically.

Metacritic Average - 56%

Ahhh...finally the jokes about not being able to see clearly can stop.  There's one cooperative title coming out this week and it's Haze from Free Radical on the Playstation 3.

We've been watching this title for a while.  With 4 player online co-op and 2 player co-op per box this is one on every PS3 owner's radar.  There aren't any reviews yet so it's not clear if this is a title worth owning or renting. 

As the reviews roll in we'll let you know, of course that means there will be at least one more vision joke

Kotaku has a little video of 4-player co-op action from the upcoming Free Radical game Haze on the Playstation 3.

Hit up this link to check it out.