Last Monday's co-op stream featured a pair of indie games on display. Of those, Ninjin: Clash of Carrots stood out for it's wild art style, unique gameplay, and overabundance of vegetables.

As the prophets foretold, everyone's favorite chef simulator, Overcooked 2, was blessed with some new content on October 3rd.  The new DLC, titled "Surf'n'Turf", is available now for all to enjoy and adds plenty of new beach-themed content.

Awesome Games Studio's latest title, Fury Unleashed, got an update today that we're pretty happy about. While the game was previously a single-player only platform shooter with rogue-lite elements, you can now play through it all with a buddy on your couch.

In the age of data-mining and social media, it rarely feels like games have much mystery left.  The folks over at Team17 are trying to change that just slightly by teasing some new content coming to Overcooked 2.

Every couple years a game comes along which sets the bar for a genre. For precision platformers N did it in 2008, Super Meat Boy followed in 2010, and now, there is a new title to carry that torch. Flat Heroes combines a minimal design aesthetic with crisp gameplay, delivering a tight platforming experience that shouldn’t be missed. ...

In a new trailer shown during the most recent Nintendo Direct, the wonderfully stylish Daemon X Machina displays its unique art design and breathtaking action. While there is a trailer with details, Nintendo of America’s official website does provide written details as well stating that Daemon X Machina is set to feature multiplayer modes - both local and online - when it launches at an unannounced date in 2019, although at this time it is only clear that there will be online co-op.

Version 2.0 of Mario Tennis Aces drops today and brings with it the first of many limited time co-op challenges that you can take on with friends in order to unlock new outfits and new color schemes for the in-game characters. The current challenge is titled "Boo Hunt" and is available starting today until Thursday, October 11.

After announcing that they'd eventually have some kind of online service and then keeping the details of it quiet for over a year, Nintendo rolled out the Nintendo Switch Online Service yesterday. The long and short of it is this: with the exception of free-to-play games, any title you want to play online with friends will require everyone to have an active membership. But, there are some benefits.

While the Mario Party series is mainly known as a collection of competitive minigames where the winner is determined by random chance, the new Super Mario Party that's headed to the Nintendo Switch next month will include something new: a co-op mode. The recently revealed "River Survival Mode" lets you and three friends work together to navigate a river before time runs out.

Announced only a few days ago, the Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle drops today for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. This collection of classic Capcom beat 'em up titles, a couple of which never made it to consoles back when they were released, allows for friends near and far to team up once more to beat up some baddies.

Bossa Studios' Surgeon Simulator makes its way onto the Nintendo Switch today, complete with local co-op play so you and a buddy can work together to definitely save people and not put a TV where their organs used to be. Nope. You'd never do that.

Admit it - we all get tired of being the good guy sometimes.  The kindly folks over at LEGO (or, more specifically, Traveller's Tales) recognize this, which is why LEGO DC Super-Villains is heading our way on October 16th.  Hopefully, the game will let you dip a toe into the realms of immorality, but instead of dealing with any real consequences, you'll be faced with more cute-sy, "oh no my plastic arms fell off" outcomes.