In case you haven't had your fill of global pandemics, World War Z is certainly one of the better ways you can stay at home while still spending time with friends. Based on the book (and movie) of the same name, it features all kinds of ways for you to hunker down and slaughter hordes of the non-living.
Streets of Rage 4 is still schedule to launch this Spring, and with it the continuation of one of the greatest co-op series of all time. While the game was famous for its overall gameplay, lasting visuals, and co-op goodness - it's the music that has stuck with the series over the years. Today the game's publisher has unveiled all that is going into the soundtrack.
Appropriately, the Co-Opticrew is spending this weekend researching the potential results of a global apocalypse. Granted, the situation they're analyzing is more, uh, demonically-focused, but you might as well be prepared for all outcomes, right? With any luck, we'll emerge from the weekend with a greater understanding of how to double jump and rip the limbs off any monstrosity that looks at us funny.
When Ghost Recon: Breakpoint released late in 2019 it was met with a less than stellar reception. This in turn led developer Ubisoft to remap the game’s focus and direction for the future. We now seem to be at the first step of that new plan, with the impending release of the “Ghost Experience,” which comes to all platforms March 24th. As laid out in their post, Ubisoft’s Ghost Mode breaks the game into three modes: Regular, Immersive and Custom. Regular is how the game was released originally, Immersive removes gear levels and tiered loot so players can simply be Ghosts, and Custom allows players to mix and match different gameplay settings as they see fit.
Digital Extremes, the developer behind the popular space-ninja MMO Warframe, has announced that to celebrate of the game’s 7th anniversary, players will be able to receive in-game rewards beginning now and going through March 30th across all platforms of the game, be it Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, or PC. Additionally, completing special Alerts on the weekends throughout the month of March results in unlocking anniversary gifts (ranging from cosmetics for your Warframe to weapons) from the past 6 years of the game, regardless of how much (or how little) you’ve played - what a happy birth month!
It has been a long time coming, but SEGA’s Phantasy Star Online 2 is now available to the masses in English for the first time. PSO2 has soft-launched as a free-to-play open beta on Xbox One this week, and it offers plenty of Japanese-style action-RPG co-op goodness.
Zombie Army 4: Dead War feels like the culmination of Rebellion’s efforts to make a third-person shooter that utilizes arcade game style rewards rather than in-game bonuses or accolades. Getting a high-kill combo pays off with a little retro-sounding audio chime while a skillful long-distance shot will result in the infamous “X-Ray Kill...
Since social distancing is the topic of the hour, what better time could there be to dive into a nice, meaty RPG shooter with a few (online) friends? Borderlands 3, which recently completed the jump from Epic Games Store exclusivity to the Steam storefront, has plenty of meat on its haunches for you to gnaw on over the next few weeks.
Spring is beginning to arrive, bringing with it some big content updates for older and established MMOs and some launches for new MMOs. For this month on MMOCO, we take a look at major updates for TERA and Black Desert, as well as some launch details for new Xbox One MMO Bless Unleashed. Let’s jump in....
While most of the world crumbles under the weight of a thousand toilet paper rolls, the Co-Opticrew is maintaining a strict regimen of staying indoors and keeping our social distance. Luckily, co-op gaming no longer requires everyone to be on the same couch, so our plans aren't terribly different than normal.
At PAX East a few weeks ago, Gearbox had some news to share about their popular loot-shooter, Borderlands 3. The six month Epic Games Store exclusivity deal comes to an end today so you can now purchase the title on Steam (yes, purchase; owning it on Epic does not get you the Steam version). It's worth noting that the game will support PC cross-play between the Steam and Epic Games Store versions, and you can transfer saves between the two but it's a manual process. Additional details can be found in the official FAQ.
According to a recent post on the PlayStation Blog, Derek Yu and team are still hard at work on Spelunky 2, their follow-up to the extremely popular roguelike platformer, Spelunky. In short, the update reiterates that they're adding more variety to the game in the hopes of giving us all new ways to di-... er, interact with the levels.
