If you’re a Mac gamer and a fan of Apocalypse Now, we’ve got some news for you. Spec Ops: The Line is now available on Mac. We won’t hold it against you if you go buy it right now. The port is priced at $29.99 and features Game Center support and cross-platform multiplayer. Check the system requirements to see if your Mac is good to go with this cult it.
It's finally here. The co-op, sci-fi, rogue-like that bested even the intrepid Co-Opticrew, Risk of Rain, is now available on Steam for just $9.99. I really don't have too much to say other than go buy it. It's cooperative, it's fun, and it's a great way to spend the next week waiting for the PS4, or the next two weeks if you're waiting for the Xbox One.
First of all, I'd like to thank all of our donors and team members for participating in this year's Extra Life charity marathon. The Co-Optimus community and staff continue to impress me with their desire to give to those who need it, and for that I am very thankful. Together, our team has raised $2,038 so far. We're still accepting donations until December 31, so there's still time to get your tax deductible donation in, and to help us reach our team goal of $2,500.
From numerous hints and suggestions over the past few months to full-on disclosure. A new trailer for the co-op action adventure game Knack features a minute and a half of co-op gameplay. Thrill as silver Knack assists gold Knack by punching him in the back!
The collect-'em-all zoo simulation Zoo Tycoon, due for release on Xbox One on November 22nd, has a lot of animals. Not a "grains of sand in the Sahara" or "number of times I've dropped my keys in the toilet" kind of numerous, but enough to get excited about. A complete list of all 101 animals in the game has just been released, and yes, it's got sloths.
This month in MMO Co-Opportunities, we take a look at some upcoming MMOs in various stages of development. These are our topics: the announcement of a new World of Warcraft expansion, more updates and details on Wildstar’s Warrior, and a new gameplay video from Pathfinder Online. Let’s dig in!...
Remember that time we were all "Tiny Brains is releasing November 15! You can bet your life on it!"? Well... it's not true. At least, not anymore. Developer Spearhead Games has pushed back the release of the co-op action puzzle game by about two weeks. Re-mark your calendars for November 26th!
A lot can happen in three days; cities can crumble, the dead can rise again and walk the Earth. Or you can paint your spare bedroom. Which of these two events is depicted in the latest story trailer for Dead Rising 3? You will just have to watch it to find out.
Welcome to Beyond Co-Op, the weekend piece that looks at the some of the industry news from the past week that fall outside of the strictly co-op. This week we take a look at some upcoming western releases of Japanese games: Ys: Memories of Celceta, Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, and Super Smash Brothers for the WiiU/3DS.
Crytek has released a new trailer for Xbox One launch exclusive, Ryse: Son of Rome. Unlike what we saw at E3, the combat in Ryse is much more than a series of scripted quick time events.
Ok, people, just stay calm. We'll get through this. Pretend it's one of those 80s movies where the parents are away and the teenagers are responsible and definitely DON'T throw a wild party. We don't have the budget to put together a cleaning montage to make things look just as they did when they left so leave everything as is and DON'T TOUCH THAT VASE!
Why settle for a regular old gangster power fantasy when you can add some "super" to your power fantasy. Saints Row IV made it possible for a street-hardened thug to ascend from media mogul to superhuman comic book defender of earth. If you're given the ability to fly, punch aliens into orbit, and shoot fireballs from your hands, you might as well look the part. Grab a buddy and strap on your costumes.
