Fans of the PC series Dungeon Siege will be excited about this news. A spinoff from the series, set in a science fiction setting, is coming soon, appropriately titled Space Siege. The game will release on August 12, but in the meantime, you can check out the game's demo, here. Space Siege will feature 4 player co-op, and is an action/rpg. Play through it a bit, and decide if the full version is for you!
July was a busy month, ya know, with E3 and all. So there's plenty of stuff you might have missed. Check it out!
Capcom has had a string of remakes of classic games with co-op focused gameplay. Next up on their list is 1942: Joint Strike, a remake of the classic arcade shooter. Find out if the 3d graphics and the new attacks make this a worthy successor in our full review.
Rock Band might very well be the best co-op game available today. There, I said it. I wanted to avoid all possible hyperbole, but the fact is that my previous statement could be true. As I discovered this week, Rock Band has some serious co-op chops.
Well folks, it looks like the castle may have just crashed. The long awaited and frequently covered Castle Crashers may have just set in a new record in Xbox Live Arcade pricing - 1800 MS Points. That's $22.50 in "real" money. While we have seen a few arcade titles hit the 1600 point barrier, they are few and far between.
While we don't list MMOs, or cover them on this site, games like World of Warcraft are sort of "implied co-op." The nature of MMOs are to work as a team against hordes of enemies. The reason we can't cover them is there's simply too much information unique to each game, but that doesn't mean we can't talk about them at all!
This just in from the "Eh?" department... The rather generic yet still annoyingly long-titled 'Raven Squad: Operation Hidden Dagger' is coming soon to your Xbox. Almost nothing is known about the game, save that it was a FPS, then a RTS, and now is a FPSRTS hybrid. (Anyone got a spoon for that alphabet soup?) XBox360Fanboy tells us that the first reports told of no support for Live at all! Perhaps someone got smart and decided that if you are going to make a generic sounding game it better have some support for this generation's best feature: you know, the INTURWEB. Al Gore would be happy to see that Live support was added in, and co-op to boot, which also means we'll actually follow this game here at Co-Optimus!
Ah, Castle Crashers. Is there anything else that I can say about you in a glowing manner? We've covered the game for the longest time, and now there is the light at the end of the tunnel, i.e. a release date. So why am I excited about the game now? Well, it looks like another well-liked Behemoth character will be making an appearance in Castle Crashers. That's right, Alien Hominid will be an unlockable character in Castle Crashers. The best part is that if you bought Alien Hominid HD, the little bugger will be unlocked the day you purchase Castle Crashers. Man, August 27th cannot come fast enough!
In case you haven't heard, Too Human comes out in just 3 short weeks. We've been covering the game since April, and I think our anticipation couldn't be much higher. Even though the demo deprived us of co-op, it wet our appetites enough to know we'll be plugging hours upon hours into this game.
Note: I promise not to use any more alliteration throughout this news post.
Grab your flux capacitors and get the 1.21 gigawatt batteries, folks! It seems that by manipulating the very fabric of the space/time continuum, you can unlock all the character classes in the Too Human demo. Joystiq has the details, but the basic idea is simple. The demo was timed to unlock classes on certain dates. The berserker class unlocked last Friday, and after repeated time-hops into the near future, it has been determined that the Commando will join the action on August 12. If your Delorean is out of power, and no steam trains are nearby, you could always cheat and set your system clock ahead a year, if you prefer. The Defender and Bioengineer remain locked even after these temporal somersaults, but they too can be unlocked. Read on for the details...
A few weeks ago we posted our interview with the Schizoid developers. Now that we've had time to play the most co-op game ever, we have our review. Read on to find out if it lives up to its claim.
