When Rebellion released the free 'Left 4 Dead Character Pack' for Zombie Army 4 in June, we suspected that it was only a matter of time until a character pack with the Left 4 Dead 2 characters followed. That has now come to pass - the new free DLC pack adds the four Left 4 Dead 2 survivors to Zombie Army 4 as playable ch...
Zombie Army 4, Rebellion's co-op shooter, isn't shy about downloadable content. The game is currently in the middle of Season 3 of its post-release DLC. A new premium mission has just landed along with cosmetic items and weapons. Most excitingly, though is the addition of four playable characters from Valve's Left 4 Dead series. And eve...
Last week, Valve released a hefty piece of DLC for zombie-killing co-op classic, Left 4 Dead 2. Titled "The Last Stand," it packs a punch with 26 new survival arenas, 4 new scavenge areas, and a full-blown campaign based around The Lighthouse survival map. On top of that, there's new melee weapons (from Counter-strike: Source), new/reworked animations, PVP updates, and 30 additional achievements.
Turtle Rock has revealed that it will be working with publisher Perfect World to develop its next IP. The game will have "strong dark fantasy elements" and also be a co-op FPS like their previous titles (Left 4 Dead and Evolve), but it will also be free-to-play, as Evolve Stage 2 became.
While Turtle Rock Studios may be all done with Evolve and moving on to other things, they still haven't forgotten their original zombie baby, Left 4 Dead. Eight years after the game's initial release, the final campaign was released this past weekend for the PC version.
When a Valve employee posted a tutorial on how to import Source assets into the Destinations platform, one screenshot in particular caught the attention of many. Specifically, there was a folder titled "left4dead3."
One can understand not wanting to spend the full $60 on The Elder Scrolls Online as its essentially a 2014 title (that was re-released in 2015 as Tamriel Unlimited). But when the price of ESO drops to $12, gamers on the sideline are probably taking note. To buy or not to buy, that's the dilemma now in GMG's Spring PC Gaming Sale with a return of historic low price on the Standard Edition of The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited, and a new historic low price for Imperial Editions at only $16.
Since Thursday, July 9th, digital retailer GMG has been running its 2015 Summer Sale featuring discounts up to 90% off on hundreds of PC games. The sale introduced batch of gaming deals each day, with deals lasting for about 24 hours. You now have a longer duration to check out all the PC game deals within the sale as the retailer goes into the "encore" phase. In addition to instant savings, there's a stacking 20% off coupon code which is making ridiculous pricing on several titles including $8 H1Z1, $12 Elder Scrolls Online - plus deals on noteable co-op franchise such as Borderlands and Evolve.
Come this January, Co-Optimus will have been in operation for seven years. In that span of time, we’ve added over 2500 games to our database and reviewed over 500 games. Some of these games are great, others… well, why is it that some co-op just doesn’t seem to work? Our staff weighs in on the matter and how co-op can do better....
