Total War: WARHAMMER II arrived last Thursday, bringing with it the opportunity to play as spell-casting frogs, the darkest of elves, the highest of elves, and some other race that probably isn't worth mentioning. Mike and Jason took it for a spin last night and discussed what's new from the previous entry, and how the co-op works this time around.
In the midst of all the exciting new games and SNES Classics being unleashed upon the world, last Friday, ArenaNet released the second expansion for Guild Wars 2, "Path of Fire". We investigated and discussed what's new and exciting during our regular Monday night co-op stream, and in case you missed it, we've got a recap for you!
Sequels are all the rage these days between Destiny 2 and Larian Studios' Divinity: Original Sin II. We checked out the former during the console and PC betas, so we thought we'd hop into something a little different this week and dove into the cRPG sequel. As you might imagine, things went horribly awry five minutes into it...
With the recent release of the "Rise of the Necromancer" DLC and Season 11 of Diablo III kicking off last week, Mike and Jason decided to hop in and check out everyone's favorite class from Diablo 2.
A couple weeks ago, Locke, Nick, Mike, and I decided to start our own farm in Farming Simulator 17. The video you are about to see I'm going to submit as "Exhibit A" when asked why that farm failed. Nick ended the stream before we could all bear witness to Mike's... "creation." Let's just say that it involved ...
Infinity Ward's first venture into the realm of cooperative zombie shooting within a Call of Duty game is surprisingly deep. If you missed our stream of it on Monday, Nick, Mike, and myself got through only a small chunk of the "Zombies in Spaceland" map in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, but there is oh so much more.
Locke and Jason's anime streak continues, this time with the recently released Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. While neither of our characters were in a position to check out the new six-player Expert Missions that were added in this title, we did have some fun with the Parallel Quests and trying to make sense of the confusing party/quest queueing system.
Terrorists suck. Let's just get that out of the way. So when a game has a dedicated mode called "Terrorist Hunt" - Co-Optimus listens. In our latest stream we check out Rainbow Six Siege, a game that has recently seen a resurgence thanks to a $15 PC version that HEAVILY utilizes many free to play mechanics to subsidize it.
Harebrained Schemes' dungeon crawler, Necropolis, has received a fair number of patches since its release in July with the biggest one yet dropping just a couple weeks ago. Patch 1.1 added a whole new environment, new enemies, new weapons, and, perhaps most important of all, a new playable class: the Brute. Locke and I decided to spend a little time with the "Brutal Edition" of the game to see how it fares.
Between Attack on Titan and GOD EATER 2: Rage Burst, it kinda feels like it's anime week here on the site. Locke and Jason sat down with the latter on Tuesday this week to hunt down and feast upon some unknowing gods.
If you missed it Monday night, our Co-Opticrew set about systematically disassembling giant naked men in a handful of Attack on Titan's co-op mode. By the time the dust settled, there wasn't a single Titan left to tell of the horrors we had wrought (well, except for that one particularly creepy one hanging out in home base...)
Sorry, you actually missed the live stream of Livelock (it was last night on Twitch), the upcoming twin-stick shooter from developer Tuque games . Not to be confused with 2K Games, publishers of Battleborn. Livelock was actually supposed to be released today on Xbox One, PC, and PlayStation 4 but it's been delayed for an undetermined amount of time as the team polished off a few minor things.
