At PAX West last weekend, Gearbox showed off a bit of what players can expect from Borderlands 3's endgame. In short: New Game Plus, a challenge mode, and an evolution of Borderlands 2 "Badass Rank," now called "Guardian Rank." Additionally, they revealed a few details of their post-launch plans, which include two events and paid DLC that will feature a "campaign add-on."
Saber Interactive, the developer of the zombie-filled World War Z, has released the last bit of free “Season One” content. Proving Grounds adds new challenges, guns, and aesthetic items. Further, Saber Interactive has created a trailer to assist in walking players through the large amount of content they have added with this update, which can be found below. World War Z and the Proving Grounds content is available now across PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4.
The upcoming Borderlands 3 has received a handy list of specs from developer Gearbox Software in the form of a single, easy to use snapshot of minimum specs as well as the optimal way to play their latest entry into the gun-heavy Borderlands series. With the game set to release across Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC via the Epic Games Store on September 13th, 2019, if you are playing on PC you may want to double check to make sure your trip into Pandora isn’t a bumpy one.
Knights and Bikes, the Foam Sword game that was fully funded back in 2016 and subsequently picked up by Double Fine Presents as the publisher, has finally come to PC, Linux, Mac, and PlayStation 4. Prior to release, the game touted influences like "The Goonies," Secret of Mana, and Earthbound, and the final result seems to have maintained the quirky, unique art and design that those pieces are known for. If you haven’t already snagged the game, Knights and Bikes can be purchased for the current price of $19.99 across all available platforms.
As the upcoming Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint nears it’s October 4th, 2019 release date the game has received a full list of PC specs needed for you and your team of Ghosts to jump in and take out the rogue Ghosts (calling themselves “Wolves”) that have invaded Aurora in the South Pacific. Below we have included a full list of required PC specs, but it should be noted that the game will be coming to Google Stadia, which will allow players to play on PC via an internet connection regardless of their system specifications.
If you missed our weekly stream this week, which happened Tuesday night instead of Monday because Monday was holiday in the U.S., no worries! We've got a handy recap of all the co-op goodness from Remnant: From the Ashes, along with some impressions of the first few hours.
Yesterday, Naughty Dog shutdown the multiplayer servers for Uncharted 2: Among Thieves and Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception (along with the multiplayer servers for The Last of Us). The announcement was made last June via a blog posting on Naughty Dog's website, and the fated day has come and gone, leaving all our co-op adventures in the digital dust.
The bizarre, cooperative twin-stick shooter, TwinCop, will be making its way to the Xbox One next month. Finite Reflection Studios' "most cooperative game, EVER" will arrive on October 11th on Microsoft's console, and there's an update planned for both that version and the PC Steam version at some point.
Preceded by the brief (but very interesting) We Were Here and its more substantial follow-up, We Were Here Too, the aptly named We Were Here Together is serving up even more delicious walkie-talkie content later this year.
The forthcoming Tools Up! from The Knights Of Unity received a new trailer during this year’s Gamescom. The video, which can be found below, explores something that has been lacking from video games as a whole up until now: how hard it is to move furniture through a small apartment with your friends.
Ubisoft’s upcoming Watch Dogs: Legion released a new trailer during this year’s Gamescom in which they expanded upon their “play as anyone” mechanic. The video (available below) explains how the characters throughout the world will change the gameplay as different people will have different abilities or skills, meaning the player will be able to pick recruits that compliment their playstyle. Furthermore, certain recruitable people may have inhibitors, meaning players may also need to be wary of the setbacks their recruits carry.
In case you have not been playing Fallout 76 in recent weeks, or if you are a console player, Fallout 76 has received its first vault-themed raid in the most recent patch for PC players. This raid allows a team of up to four players to work together to clear out Vault 94, which was home to a plant-based people who were supposed to bring seeds back into the post-apocalyptic world before something went awry (as things in Fallout seem to do). The raid is set for players level 50 and is currently only available for PC, with developer Bethesda using this time to try and iron out any possible bumps before pushing the update to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
