Gang Beasts, one of the most chaotic (and hilarious) multiplayer games around, has lost its publisher. After a long period of support through the Double Fine Presents label, developer Boneloaf is breaking off to keep their title running on their own.
The zombies have once again gotten loose, and wouldn't you know it, they've formed into another dang army. Naturally, Zombie Army 4: Dead War places the responsibility of creating undead mincemeat squarely upon your shoulders. Well, you and up to three friends, that is.
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The modern remake of the classic game series, Bubble Bobble, has finally made its way to the Nintendo Switch. Bubble Bobble 4 Friends lets you trap and pop your foes with up to four players on your couch (thus the name) so even more buddies can enjoy the bubble-popping fun. You can find the Switch launch trailer, brimming with adorable gameplay, below.
The upcoming Minecraft Dungeons that was originally set to come later this month will officially arrive May 26th across all consoles per a recent tweet from the official Minecraft Dungeons Twitter account. While the delay has added an additional month, it is exciting to know the game will still be out before summer is underway. Currently the game is set to release across PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC when it does come digging its way into the marketplace.
After an extensive five-year development journey (three of which were spent in Early Access), developer Awesome Games Studio is finally ready to, uh, unleash its creation upon the world. Fury Unleashed, an action/platformer/roguelike played out over a series of procedurally generated comic book panels, will enter its final form on May 8th.
Ghost Recon Breakpoint was launched last fall to very little fanfare. It seemed to fly a bit under the radar, though, that's what a good Ghost does. To that end with everyone cooped up indoors and social distancing and whatnot, Ubisoft have offered players a great opportunity to enjoy some online co-op with friends - and those friends don't even need to purchase the game.
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.
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...
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....
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.
PC players who are fans of zombies, rejoice! State of Decay 2, a game you may have had to skip due to it being limited to Xbox One and the Windows game store, is coming to Steam on March 13. Furthermore, the title is also being updated into the Juggernaut Edition, which will bring all 3 add-on packs, additional content, and a number of quality of life improvements ranging from improved controls to bug fixes. The best part is that if you already have State of Decay 2 (whether you bought it or are playing it through Game Pass), your game will automatically become the Juggernaut Edition this Friday.
The first DLC for Zombie Army 4: Dead War arrives today. "Terror Lab" is the first mission in a new three-part campaign (Hell Cult) that will be released over the course of the next few months. Also available today are some new character and weapon skins, new weapons (submachine gun and a semi-auto carbine), along with what appears to be a new playable character, the "American Sea Captain." All of this is included in the $35 Season Pass, or it can be purchased separately. If you're not interested in any of that, then there's a new Horde Map, Undead Wood, available for free.
