Another day, another bundle! This time around it's the good old Humble Indie Bundle on the return, sporting half a dozen DRM-free games with a pay what you want price tag. The bundle includes Dungeon Defenders and Beat Hazard Ultra, both of which feature co-op in one form or another. You can also nab Super Hexagon, and even though it's technically a solo game, there's an unofficial co-op feature where your friends try to keep you from breaking valuable objects after you lose for the 19th time in as many seconds.

Happy Monday, folks!  This week we have a very nice selection of PlayStation 3 co-op titles, along with some fine multiplatform offerings.  Stay tuned to Co-Optimus for Co-Op Reviews on all of these upcoming cooperative titles.

It wasn't long ago that we told you that Beat Hazard Ultra was coming to PSN in September.  Well September is almost over and there's still no Beats to be Hazard.  That's because the game has gotten a slight delay, after all - it's a one man development team.  Don't fret - there's an official release date, and that date is, October 18th.  

Okay, it's a new week.  Time to shake off  September 6th's new release hangover.  I trust you've all conquered each of those games as well as acquired 100% of the Achievements and Trophies.  Time to move on.  This week we have some fine downloadable titles, along with a Kinect title from Twisted Pixel, and a JRPG.

Beat Hazard is finding its way to the PlayStation 3 this September - a game that has already seen release on the Xbox 360 and PC.  The twin stick shooter utilizes your music library to generate enemies, bosses and effects as well as govern how you power-up and play.  It's a truly unique and colorful experience and one of my favorite games to pass time with on Steam.  

Twin stick shooter and Steam favorite Beat Hazard got a downloadable content pack last month that adds two player online and local co-op. For a mere $4.99 (US) you can upgrade to Beat Hazard Ultra.

Wow! Who knew the Spring time could be so jam packed full of gaming goodness. We've got the most reviews ever in an issue of Beyond Co-Op, stack in at eight high with the likes of God of War 3, Final Fantasy XIII and many, many more.