While many were hoping that Blizzard would announce the next entry in the Diablo series at last week's Blizzcon, it appears that all we'll be getting is the return of a familiar class: the Necromancer. Sometime next year, the Rise of the Necromancer pack will be available for Diablo 3 on the PC and the Ultimate Evil Edition on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Everywhere you go, Final Fantasy XV is there. Square-Enix has been aggressively pushing the game in the last weeks before release, showing off trailers and screenshots and announcing all sorts of content updates for the future. Before you put up your blinders and go back to playing co-op games, here this bit of good news: online co-op is coming to Final Fantasy 15. Now it's safe to board the hype train.
We're a week away from the console debut of Watch Dogs 2, and Ubisoft took to their blog last Wednesday to lay out their plans for all that post-launch content. If you pick up the Season Pass, you'll get all three of the planned DLC packages and a couple customization options that will let you change up Marcus' look.
Infinity Ward has done some pretty unusual marketing for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. First there was that live action "go to space" trailer advertising the main game, and now there's... this. A Zombies in Spaceland cartoon short followed by gameplay that's almost as unusual as the intro.
You thought 28 characters was enough? Not even close. Gearbox has rolled out the 29th playable character for its first person shooter Battleborn, and if you ask me, this one's a bit immature. Because he's a comic book obsessed kid, you see...
Is it shark week already? Well, kinda. Warface is celebrating three years first person shooting action with an update that should make people like us quite happy. And by "us" I mean co-op gamers. And by "happy" I mean "like sharks to a pile of bloody fish corpses". In a good way.
First teased back in July, Digital Extremes has finally pushed out a barrel full of information for Warframe's impending update, The War Within. But first, there's a catch! You'll need to have completed the previous update before diving into the new one, so stop reading this, text your friends, and play Warframe.
LittleBigPlanet 3 continues its fight for your co-op gaming attention with a brand new series of community challenges! To make things even more interesting, a couple of costume packs are also on their way, including a ghost outfit, Soulcalibur costumes, and upcoming outfits from that Dark Souls III game all the kids are talking about.
Finally! Well, gang, looks like we made it out of the spookiest time of the year, and with just enough of our nerves intact to enjoy another rejuvenating weekend. Perhaps we'll fully recover our wits by this time next year, but I'm not especially optimistic.
There are quite a few reasons why open betas are wonderful. They help developers prepare for a smoother launch in a myriad of ways, such as using community feedback to iron out bugs or stress-testing online focused titles. Betas also give us an avenue to test drive games that we may have some interest in. If you are a PS4 owner and Killing Floor 2 happens to fall into that category, today is your lucky day.
This Saturday, a handful of Co-Optimus staff and community members are joining thousands of other gamers in a task that is as foolish as it is noble. We're participating in the Extra Life Game Day celebration, when most of us will be attempting a 24 (or 25) hour marathon to raise donations for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. Let's introduce the team!
The latest of LEGO's licensed gaming exploits has finally reached its conclusion, as the last DLC is now out for LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens. What's next for everyone's favorite building block company? Who's to say. Perhaps it's LEGO Mad Max, or maybe LEGO The Revenant. Personally, I'd be pretty excited for LEGO Steve Jobs. I feel like all those cutesy figurines could really work wonders on Danny Boyle's biopic.
