Spacehulk: DeathWing is getting some DLC today on the PC, with the PS4 version getting its DLC in the coming days. The content is in the form of a new map, Infested Mines, playable in Solo Special Missions and the game's four player online Co-op mode. The focus here is  more verticality, with twisting underground caverns and corridors which promises to "strike a balance between terrifying claustrophobia and wide-open battlefields."

Ghost Town Games' Overcooked! 2 arrived last week on every platform, and if you were a fan of the original, then there's even more for you to love here. A new campaign, a new Arcade mode where you can play random levels with friends, new recipes, and new chefs! We dedicated this week's "Let's Play Co-Op" stream to doing our best to fulfill orders in a timely fashion and (mostly) succeeding.

Can you believe Strange Brigade is a measly two weeks away from release?  A fortnight from now, you'll be knee-deep in monstrous limbs and using whatever guns and spells you can get your hands to fend them off.

Destiny 2: Forsaken is out on September 4th, just a scant few weeks from now.  While Bungie is putting the finishing touches on their next big content drop, they passed out a trailer of some brand new endgame content for players to gawk over.

We ran into a few snags with the archive of our Earthfall "Let's Play Co-Op" last week, so we decided we'd go ahead and play it again this week. The good news is that in between the two, developer Holospark announced their development roadmap for the next few months, which gave us a little more to talk about and ponder.

The Left 4 Dead-like, Earthfall, has been out for about a month now on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, and Holospark, the game's developer, has recently laid out a "development roadmap" for the next few months. There will be a minor update later this month and next month that, collectively, add a couple new missions, enemies, and weapons, and that will pave the way for a big update in October.

In a recent announcement, the popular Surgeon Simulator will be making its journey to the Nintendo Switch. Although the teaser trailer ends with a vague “Coming Soon” and no other information is available at this time, this transition is incredibly exciting for such a popular title.

Aces of Luftwaffe - Squadron, the co-op friendly sequel to the Aces of Luftwaffe app that saw an initial release last November on the Nintendo Switch, is now available on PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4. The game can be downloaded through any of the digital stores on the aforementioned platforms and currently sits behind a price of $14.99 across all platforms.

Thanks to a recent update to the SEGA Genesis Classics collection, all of the games are now playable on PSVR. This means players who own the game on the PlayStation 4 and have a PlayStation Virtual Reality headset can now get closer than ever to the classics they love. The update is free and available immediately, so if you’ve been waiting to wear your fancy headset while playing old school games, now is your chance.

As is common in modern games, Strange Brigade has already laid out its plans to keep the content train a-rollin' past its August 28th launch date.  While I'm still getting used to the idea of developers advertising post-launch updates before the game is even out, it's definitely nice to know what I have to look forward to in the months after release.

As announced back at E3 2018, Overcooked 2 is well on its way to an August 7th release.  The follow-up to one of our favorite games of 2016 certainly has a lot to live up to, but thankfully, rather than spending our days wandering what Team17 can do to make the game bigger and better, we can watch a couple of new gameplay videos!

And lo, the many brands bearing the guise of the late prophet Clancy shall intermingle amongst one another.  With their intermingling will come so-called "crossover events", which shall usher in the first of the thirteen stages of the apocalypse.

It appears Activision's license with the Marvel franchise has expired, as their recent reissues of the popular action-RPGs, Marvel Ultimate Alliance and Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2, have been pulled from Steam, the PlayStation Store and the Microsoft Store. The good news is that if you bought them from any of those sources prior to today, you should still have access to them.