The Co-Opticrew is dipping a toe into some morally grey areas this weekend (just to see how it feels, of course). Our intentions are thoroughly journalistic, but I suppose we can't help but keep our digital, ill-gotten gains. Will this serve as a gateway experience into deeper, darker flights of fancy, or will the pressure of doing something really mean scare us back into lawfulness? Find out next week on another exciting episode of "Our Weekend In Gaming"!
Things are both going down and getting real in the Forgotten Realms. Larian Studios, developer of Baldur's Gate 3, has been drip-feeding us information on their CRPG ahead of its release this year. As expected, that slow drip picked up quite a bit of speed when gameplay was revealed at PAX East about a week ago, and accompanying it was a slick, heart-thumping opening cinematic.
The Nintendo Switch version of Rebellion's Zombie Army Trilogy finally has a release date: March 31, 2020. Get ready to snipe the undead on the go!
At the end of January, Flaming Fowl Studios announced that their F2P card game, Fable Fortune, would be shut down on March 4. That day has arrived and while the game is still listed on Steam and the Microsoft Store, you'll get a network error when you launch it. The servers have ridden off into the golden sunset... Perhaps we'll...
The Co-Opticrew may be slowly emerging from the dark recesses of winter, but that doesn't mean the dark recesses of our hearts are going anywhere. As testament to that fact, we're spending the weekend immersed in the metal lifestyle. Whether it's through the wailing of guitars or the gnashing of skill trees, we'll be paying tribute to the most brutal of music genres the only way we know how.
Baldur's Gate 3 has been officially revealed this week at PAX East in Boston by developer Larian Studios. The sequel is almost 20 years in the making, with the last new BG game released in 2001 by Bioware.
Out of nowhere, PlatinumGames announced they would like to bring their sleeper hit from 2013, The Wonderful 101, back from the WiiU grave where it was laid to rest (alongside the console). With a successful Kickstarter campaign to back it that currently sits at over $1,700,000 with an original goal of $50,000, the game is officially returning to Nintendo via the Switch come May 19th, 2020. The game may well find its way to other consoles, as the Kickstarter campaign also exceeded the $250,000 and $500,000 stretch goals are to get the game to Steam and PlayStation 4, respectively.
World War Z was recently updated with the long-requested Horde mode, but in a more recent update developer Saber Interactive has further updated the mode with the goal of having “shorter but more fun and much more rewarding sessions” and “greatly increasing” rewards for the mode, especially after beating round 10. The u...
Once again, it's time for co-op legends Bub and Bob to emerge from their cryo-chambers and bring platforming joy to gamers worldwide. It's been quite some time since their original arcade debut in 1986, but that doesn't mean the two's adventures have become any less fun.
Last October, I reviewed the HyperX Alloy Origins Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (with Red/Linear switches) and had a lot of great things to say about it. Today I’m reviewing the same keyboard, but this time with Aqua/Tactile switches. While it would be easy to just say “The Alloy Origins with Aqua switches is great, just like the last vers...
Let's be real with each other right now. Punching bad dudes? That's pretty dang fun. Punching bad dudes into your buddy, who then slams them into the ground with a sweet kick move? That's so much fun it should be illegal. Luckily, we don't have to test the legality of having a good time, as Streets of Rage 4 is bringing it right to your favorite gaming platform.
We finally decided to see what all the hub-bub was about with Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem, the online action rpg from Wolcen studio. It's been topping the Steam charts for the past few weeks, scratching everyone's Diablo itch, but could it live up to our expectations?
