Change is inevitable, but if the Co-Opticrew can cling to a game for as long as humanly possible, then by gosh, they're going to. As such, Destiny 2 remains a prominent feature in our weekend plans. I know the game's in a good place, and this latest expansion has reworked its systems in some very smart ways, but geez y'all, at least pretend to like other things.
QC Games' action-RPG/dungeon crawling hybrid, Breach, will leave Closed Alpha and enter Steam Early Access next Thursday, January 17. This means you and your friends will all have the opportunity to play as a Chronomancer, Mana Warrior, Demon Hunter, Assassin, or one of the other 14 classes as you battle room-by-room through a procedurally generated dungeon.
CES 2019 is officially underway and amidst all the tech announcements of newer TVs, new fridges with TVs, and (I'm guessing here) washer/dryers with TVs, there's a bit of gaming news, too. BioWare's third-person RPG shooter, Anthem, is coming out at the end of February, but before that you'll be able to check it out yourself during an "Open Demo" period at the beginning of February.
If you miss the days of Quake, Quake II, and DOOM (1993) and wish someone would put out a modern version of those classics, then you may be interested in a little title called DUSK. This passion project draws a lot of inspiration from those famous PC FPS games of the early to mid 90s, and in a recent post, one of the developers stated that they have some additional features planned for the title this year, including a console release and co-op.
The Killing Floor 2: Season’s Beatings bundle is available until January 18th, bringing elves, bad Santa's, weapons and maps all down your chimney for another couple weeks. Also, Gary Busey appears to do voice work as Santa, meaning this may just be the best Christmas gift anyone has ever recieved - ever. If you don’t believe in Santa, that’s ok; Gary Busey also voices the Trader on Santa’s Workshop Map, so you will still be able to enjoy the gift of Gary.
It's a full house in the first "Weekend in Gaming" post of 2019! The Co-Opticrew was just dying to discuss their plans for this weekend, and I'm contractually obligated to pass them on to you. So, enjoy this novella-length post of gaming, painting, and hanging.
The latest game in the “toys to life” genre twists the formula: the toys aren’t required at all! Starlink: Battle for Atlas gives gamers the choice to play digital only, or with the (admittedly) very nice toys. Underneath the shiny ships, weapons, and pilots, there’s a very fun open world exploration game to be found. Starli...
JoyMasher's upcoming side-scrolling shooter, Blazing Chrome, looks to be all-set to scratch that Contra itch you've got (sorry, no cream for that). The latest gameplay trailer shows off most of one of the title's levels and watching this thing in action really makes me eager to get my hands on it "sometime 2019."
Happy 2019 everyone! Hope folks enjoyed their holidays and are ready for another exciting year in gaming. Let's kick things off with some joy- oh... well, err... ok, some not happy news. It appears that LEGO: The Lord of the Rings and LEGO: The Hobbit have both been removed from digital stores on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation. No more digital hobbitses...
The long-running Earth Defense Force series is well-loved (by those in the know) for its low-budget sci-fi thrills and amazingly addictive co-op gameplay. Heck, I even played an Xbox 360 entry with this site's founder as an initiation way back in 2011. Though the series has since become exclusive to PlayStation and PC, it continues to deli...
The Capcom team certainly has been busy this past year with regular content updates and events for Monster Hunter: World, and that will be continuing into the new year. Among the planned free content updates are a crossover event with everyone's favorite hunter of monsters, Geralt of Rivia, a festival to celebrate the past year, and some other secrets for the 15th anniversary.
Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the kitchen, Ghost Town Games and Team17 dropped a free update for Overcooked! 2 last week that adds some new levels, a few new recipes, and a couple new chefs to use. "Kevin's Christmas Cracker" is available for all versions of the game and, as this is an update, it'll get added automatically.
