The Lord of the Rings: Adventure Card Game (formerly The Living Card Game) saw its full release on the PC a couple weeks ago, so for this week's "Let's Play Co-Op" stream, Tally and Jason dove in to see how this interpretation fairs against the tabletop version.
Yesterday, we got an exclusive first look at the making of the art and story for Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince. Today, we've got a short hands-on preview to share courtesy of our own Locke Vincent.
Time to bust out your favorite bandana and crush the nearest creatine shake, cause Gears 5 has slammed its way into stores. While the latest entry into the Gears franchise has technically been out since its "Early Access" release on September 5th, it wasn't officially available to the general public until the 10th.
Frozenbyte's cooperative, puzzle-platformer series, Trine, has gone through its fair share of changes and innovations over the past 10 years; some good, some not so good. The forthcoming Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince is poised to be the best one yet as it returns to its 2.5D roots, increases the co-op player count from three to four, implements some valuable lessons learned from previous games, and somehow manages to have even more gorgeous visuals than before. Producer Modus Games and Frozenbyte have been detailing what's been going into the latest entry in a series of "Making Of" videos and today, they've shared the newest one with us.
It's hard to believe it's been 7 years since Borderlands 2 came out, but this Thursday we get a proper sequel in the form of Borderlands 3. With it comes the official launch trailer which sets the tone quite well tune of the Queen classic "Seven Seas of Rhye."
Gears 5 is here and with it comes a brand new co-op mode called Escape. Don't fret - returning is Horde and of course campaign co-op. Below we dive into all the technical details of what makes co-op, co-op in Gears 5. Let us know if you have any additional questions and we'll update the FAQ.
The first hints of Fall have begun to arrive in these early September days. Fall is a special season for MMOs, as historically many have launched during this season, meaning that a lot of anniversaries for MMOs occur around now. This month on MMO Co-Opportunities, we take a look at two anniversary-related events (the launch of the WoW Classic serve...
As is our way, the Co-Opticrew is moving on to the newest, hottest co-op games this weekend. Much like Andy in the nightmare sequence of Toy Story 2, we're no longer interested in our old toys. New, exciting options await in the form of guns-with-chainsaws and guns-without-chainsaws, and we'll be up to our eyeballs in them.
At PAX West last weekend, Gearbox showed off a bit of what players can expect from Borderlands 3's endgame. In short: New Game Plus, a challenge mode, and an evolution of Borderlands 2 "Badass Rank," now called "Guardian Rank." Additionally, they revealed a few details of their post-launch plans, which include two events and paid DLC that will feature a "campaign add-on."
Saber Interactive, the developer of the zombie-filled World War Z, has released the last bit of free “Season One” content. Proving Grounds adds new challenges, guns, and aesthetic items. Further, Saber Interactive has created a trailer to assist in walking players through the large amount of content they have added with this update, which can be found below. World War Z and the Proving Grounds content is available now across PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4.
The upcoming Borderlands 3 has received a handy list of specs from developer Gearbox Software in the form of a single, easy to use snapshot of minimum specs as well as the optimal way to play their latest entry into the gun-heavy Borderlands series. With the game set to release across Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC via the Epic Games Store on September 13th, 2019, if you are playing on PC you may want to double check to make sure your trip into Pandora isn’t a bumpy one.
Knights and Bikes, the Foam Sword game that was fully funded back in 2016 and subsequently picked up by Double Fine Presents as the publisher, has finally come to PC, Linux, Mac, and PlayStation 4. Prior to release, the game touted influences like "The Goonies," Secret of Mana, and Earthbound, and the final result seems to have maintained the quirky, unique art and design that those pieces are known for. If you haven’t already snagged the game, Knights and Bikes can be purchased for the current price of $19.99 across all available platforms.
