No matter what criticism can be leveraged at ARK: Survival Evolved, you certainly can't say the game isn't unique.

Anthem still has another few months before it's ripe for the picking, but BioWare has been showing off clips of the game in action since its announcement in 2017.

Last night we dusted off the arcade machine, pulled out a pocket full of (virtual) quarters and checked out the latest nostalgia release from Capcom. The Capcom Beat Em Up Bundle is a beat em up fan's dream featuring seven classic Capcom games, two of which, have never been released on a console or PC.

It's been planned for sometime, in fact, Epic Games have said that Fortnite's "Save the World" co-op mode would go free to play to match the success of the Battle Royale mode by the end of 2018. But in the latest blog post from the game's developer, it looks like we'll have to wait a bit longer till more folks can get their hands on the co-op play without dropping some hard earned cash.

Earthfall and its four player online co-op first graced our presence back in July of this year, and the first person shooter has been churning out minor improvements ever since.

It's only been a few weeks since Strange Brigade's first DLC mission was plucked from The Great DLC Tree and dropped into our waiting mouths.  We've barely had time to digest all of its nutrients, and yet Rebellion Developments is already holding out another fresh batch of DLC for us to consume.

It's been a hot (Get it? Like in Hell?) minute since we last covered Helldivers, but Arrowhead Game Studios certainly hasn't forgotten about it, as they've put out a new update celebrating Liberty Day 2018.

I'm told that in space, no one can hear you scream, which is probably for the best given the latest update coming to No Man's Sky.

Aww, yeah!  You all know what time it is! 

Even after tackling all its challenges and achieving the “true ending” for Guacamelee!, I wanted more; more of its unique brawling action, more of its self-aware humor, and more platforming challenge. Guacamelee! 2 delivers all of that (and then some), but after 5 years between games, “more of the same” may not be what I act...

It's that time of year again.  The leaves are starting to fall, comfy sweaters are back in fashion, and good ol' Dr. Junkenstein is up to something he probably shouldn't be.

Since Call of Duty: World at War, the series staple for co-op has been its zombies mode. The four player cooperative mode has players balancing base building, weapon upgrades, and survival with attempting to proceed to higher and higher levels and unlock narrative secrets. Today Treyarch have revealed the zombies mode included with the multiplayer only Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.

I bet all you Strange Brigade players out there are feeling pretty good about yourself right now.  You've beaten the main game, attained a respectable point total in Score Attack, and gotten some sweet new items.  More than likely, you're just minutes away from resting on your dang laurels.