Who amongst us has not wanted to take a muscle car out on the road and drive around the US like a maniac? Just me then. For those that are interested in a game that will allow you to drive around a persistent USofA in co-op; The Crew is for you. This new video contains over 7 minutes of footage and information on the upcoming game.
Last night the crew streamed a good chunk of The Red Solstice, an upcoming 8 player co-op game from developer Ironward. The game puts you in shoes of space marines on Mars, with an hour to survive before an installation is overrun by alien creatures. Players team up as different class of soldiers and try to survive by any means necessary.
One co-op title that we've been keeping an eye on is still in the early stages, but is looking more promising each time we take a glance. Epic Game's Fortnite mixes a bunch of elements together, from survival, action, and third-person shooter to introduce a new way to play a "Horde Mode" type of game. Recently, the developers have...
Killzone: Shadow Fall launched with the PlayStation 4 last year and was arguably the lead title for the platform, though it was met with mostly mediocre reviews. Sadly, we had to wait almost eight months for the co-op mode, Intercept, that was announced prior to its release to finally arrive. Was it worth the long wait? Read on to find out.
Gearbox is looking to make its entry into the next-generation of gaming with a brand new IP called Battleborn. The game is said to combine elements of multiple genres of games to create a truly unique experience. Perhaps it's best to let Randy Pitchford, President of Gearbox, describe it.
By now you've read our co-op review for Divinity: Original Sin... What?! You haven't?! Well, fine, then sit yourself down for the televisual feast that is our co-op video review!
A brand new DLC is hitting Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare tomorrow, known as the "Tactical Taco Party Pack"! Co-op players will be glad to hear that Garden Ops will also be getting some new content to keep the zombie waves at bay. Going live tomorrow, July 1st, on Xbox One and Xbox 360, the "Tactical Taco Party Pack" w...
And with this post, E3 2014 has finally come to a close for Co-Optimus. Two weeks after the show ended we're finally done writing, editing, and talking about all the great games we saw in Los Angeles this year. We've put out over 20 videos with exclusive interviews with developers and hands on impressions with games. We've written over 30 hands on previews of the co-op titles we saw at the show and we've posted countless other announcements and media for your pleasure.
A lot of our interviews at E3 were informative and engaging. We chatted with developers, producers, artists and more about games they were extremely passionate about being a part of. Then there was the folks from Free Lives. Not only were these folks passionate about the game they were creating, Broforce, they were fun, relaxed, and ready to rock and roll. We went into that trailer tired from E3, we left it ready to battle for America.
Rainbow Six Siege was a surprise announcement of the show, a reboot of Patriots, Siege was unveiled at E3 2014 but only shown in a 5vs5 multiplayer format. At first we were worried, would the Rainbow Six games we loved turn into some sort of competitive only franchise? Fret not, Locke dug deep in his interview with designer Andrew Witts and got the goods on what we can expect from Rainbow Six Siege when it launches next year.
One of the things I loved most about Fantasia: Music Evolved is that it truly is about the music. From watching trailers and gameplay you may think the concentration is on dancing, but that couldn't be farther from the truth. In fact, I'd argue you don't dance at all. A music game that requires Kinect but isn't a dancing game? It's true. And it's pretty fun too.
JuJu was actually the first game we got our hands on with at E3 2014, the two player co-op platformer features a cuddly teddy bear like character named JuJu and meerkat like sidekick named Pejo as they team up for some platforming adventures in a colorful world. Justin sat down with a few of the devs from the team and chatted about the design, inspirations and what we can expect for co-op play.
