After what was called an "indefinite delay," Watch Dogs: Legion co-op mode is now available on PC alongside the already release co-op mode available on consoles. Alongside of this is the release of the Tactical Ops Missions, raid-like scenarios are bigger and more challenging end game activities that Ubisoft suggests only groups of four or more take on.
Outriders is set to release in just a little over a week now on April 1st. The three player co-op shooter from studio People Can Fly will be available on multiple platforms, and if you've played the co-op demo, your progress will carry forward. Now with just days to go the hype train is in full effect.
The Outriders co-op demo is out now, allowing you and two friends to experience a sci-fi adventure of shooting and looting on an alien planet. In the demo you are able to take a character up to Level 7 and experience the intro and first major boss battle along with a small number of side quests. We jumped in the other night to see what this game was all about.
Well now, what do we have here? Word on the street is that Zombie Army 4's Season 2 campaign, "Death from Above," has reached a crescendo in the form of its final episode, "Dead Zeppelin" (get it?). If you're so inclined, you can play said finale right now, provided you have purchased the mission either individually or as part the Season 2 pass.
Outriders, the three player co-op game from studio People May Fly, was recently delayed a few months for some added polish. That hasn't stopped the steady stream of content though to keep fans appetite while they wait. A demo will be available on the game's original release date with the ability to carry over progress to the full game. Now a new video is showcasing all the bells and whistles of the PC version.
Outriders, the three player co-op shooter/RPG from studio People Can Fly has been delayed until April 1st, a reported by the game's official twitter account. All is not lost though as instead on the original release date we will get a full demo.
The last time we checked in with Marvel's Avengers was over three months ago. At that time the game had only just launched and it was loaded with bugs, glitches, and frankly was almost unplayable in co-op. Recently the game got its first character DLC with Kate Bishop, released for free for all players. So we decided to dive back in.
This is a simple stream recap, we jumped into the final moments of Destiny 2 before the Beyond Light expansion pack hit which saw Bungie deleting several planets including Io, Titan, Mars, and Mercury. With those areas gone the game world has shrunk considerably and strange things are afoot with the new darkness power incoming.
Baldur's Gate is over twenty years old, and while a sequel only took two years, the third game in the series is arriving sometime next year. Players can begin to participate in an Early Access version of Baldur's Gate III which features the game's first chapter, a lot of the core systems and characters, and best of all - online co-op play.
Given the isolated state the world has found itself in, there's been a lot of time to ponder things in 2020. Should you go back to college and get that degree you've always wanted? How many loaves of bread can one household eat in two weeks? And, most importantly, could you beat up all of your partner's exes?
Marvel's Avengers has finally arrived and it is equal parts fun/engaging and a buggy mess prone to crashing. We attempted to play through some of the co-op last night and, after nearly an hour, we finally managed to get all the way through a mission without the game crashing or some other bug cropping up. So... success?
We've had a mere seven months to come to grips with the unending Nazi hordes of Zombie Army 4: Dead War. After working through the core gameplay content and a whole season's worth of extras, I can only imagine that ZA4's playerbase is thoroughly exhausted. They'll need to find some way to push on, though, as developer Rebellion is proving to be as unrelenting as their undead antagonists.
