In the last few years, lots of Vampire Survivors-style games have popped up. One such title is Outer Terror from VoxPop Games. This one distinguishes itself with a greater focus on story and horror, not to mention a cool 3D-angled perspective. After first appearing on Steam last year, Outer Terror has now arrived on consoles thanks to the porting specialists at Ratalaika.
Bundle Stars has pushed out another super-cheap collection of indie games, and this one might be of particular interest to you. Included in the Titanium Bundle are three co-op titles: Space Farmers, Terrorhedron, and Guacamelee! Gold Edition.
It may sound like one of those black and white horror movies that come on at three in the morning, but Terrorhedron is actually a co-op tower defense game! Created by Micro Macro Games, this shiny 3D release has some nice features that make it worth a look, things like programmable turrets and eight player online co-op!
Like the passing of time, the weekly sale for Gold members of XBLA is inevitable. What is also increasingly inevitable is that some co-op games will be on offer. This week you can grab Narco Terror, Cloudberry Kingdom, Child of Light, plus more on the cheap.
Your daughter has been kidnapped, but you are no muscle bound Mayor like Haggar. Instead you are Rick Quinn, a man happier to use his arms, rather than his hands. Can he cause total annihilation in Narco Terror, a 2 player co-op twin stick shooter from Deep Silver? ...
The drug trade is like a Hydra, you chop off one head, only for another two noggins to appear. The heroes of Narco Terror plan to stop this from happening by blowing all the heads to pieces at one time. Out now on XBLA, PSN and PC, Narco is a 2 player local and online co-op shooter that has more guns than the Mr Universe Competition 2013. Check out the launch trailer for your daily dose of explosions, gunfire and guitar riffs.
Narco Terror, the game that thinks it's cool to shoot down a submarine hatch with one gun and fire behind your back at a helicopter with the other, will hit XBLA and PSN this week!
A fistful of new images from Narco Terror just arrived via an unmarked box thrown out the window of a black sedan. Deep Silver and Rubicon Orgnization's upcoming twin stick shooter is all about guns, drug cartels, kidnappings, explosions, and cheesy 80s action tropes. In short: blinding amounts of adrenaline and fun. And the new screenshots aren't afraid to show it.
Today we bring you a new trailer for Narco Terror, a recently announced game from Deep Silver and Rubicon Organization. According to the press release, Narco Terror is "a sophisticated, action-packed twin-stick shooter that thematically harkens back to classic action movies from the 80’s and offers great diversity with several arcade gameplay sequences."
Tower defense is one of those genres that's on its way to being done to death. But that doesn't mean there aren't lots of unique and compelling tower defense games. Indie PC title Terrorhedron fits such a description - its truly three dimensional levels and 8-player online co-op certainly deserve a little attention. Said attention should be much easier to receive now that the game is available on several major digital distribution platforms.
I've been putting hours upon hours into Syndicate lately, gearing up for our review which will go live tomorrow. Along side the single player, I played a ton of the game's co-op campaign this weekend on the Xbox 360, but ran into a few issues I thought I'd give people a heads up on before the review.
Is the world ready for an 8-player co-op tower defense game? That question ran through my mind when I first learned of Terrorhedron courtesy of a post at Rock, Paper, Shotgun. Tower defense may be the new match 3 among indie developers - you can't throw a rock without hitting one (the games, not the developers). But Terrorhedron brings enough fresh ideas to the table to warrant a look.
