Harebrained Schemes' dungeon crawler, Necropolis, has received a fair number of patches since its release in July with the biggest one yet dropping just a couple weeks ago. Patch 1.1 added a whole new environment, new enemies, new weapons, and, perhaps most important of all, a new playable class: the Brute. Locke and I decided to spend a little time with the "Brutal Edition" of the game to see how it fares.

Harebrained Schemes' cooperative rogue-like Necropolis made its debut on the PC last month, and the initial reception was rather mixed. The developer listened to all of this feedback and came up with a plan to address it over the course of the next few months. The latest patch hit a couple weeks back, but there's more in store before the console release.

Harebrained Schemes' Necropolis will be a bit delayed making its debut on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Anyone looking forward to playing the dungeon diver on the consoles will need to wait "several weeks."

Harebrained Schemes, the developer behind the most recent Shadowrun titles, announced last week that it is teaming up with Bandai Namco to will the rogue-like action title Necropolis to the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. While the expanded number of platforms is a good thing, the downside here is that the release date has now been pushed back to "summer 2016."

Harebrained Schemes, best known for reviving the Shadowrun games with Shadowrun: Dragonfall and Shadowrun Returns, has recently announced that their latest title, Necropolis, will now support four player co-op. The game is an action-based roguelike, meaning you'll be swinging your sword at monsters and having to start from scratch should you die, but it has a couple unique quirks.