Raise your hand if you were just thinking "Hey, I'd like to shoot some giant alien insect things using an upgradeable electro-gun with my friends this weekend, but I don't want to pay any money to do so, but if I did I'd like to pay something like 85% less." Boy do we have a coincidence for you.
Valve is holding a Steam sale to celebrate Halloween with many of the titles on sale featuring horror elements. Valve will use any holiday as an excuse for a sale. There's an INCREDIBLE number of titles discounted at least 25% off, with many offering 50% to 75% off their normal price. We've compiled a list of all of the co-op titles you can acquire. Weep for your wallets ladies and gentlemen, weep for them.
Coffee Stain Studios has announced it will release The Pursuit, the third in a series of four planned pieces of Sanctum 2 DLC, on October 25th vis Steam. Priced at $4.99 for non-season pass holders, The Pursuit turns up the action another few notches, shoving the "tower defense" side of the game even further into the background.
Ruins of Brightholme sounds like something you'd stumble across in a Sherlock novel. Maybe it's infested with mutant hounds or something? As a piece of Sanctum 2 DLC, though, it's all about improvised weapons and slummin' it in, well, in the slums.
Coffee Stain Studios has announced its successful (and shiny) first person shooter/tower defense hybrid sequel Sanctum 2 will make its way to PSN on September 10th. That's a worldwide release, too, so even if you live in Antarctica, we're assuming you're gold.
A few weeks after PC owners of Sanctum 2 got their hands on the first piece of DLC, Coffee Stain Studios has confirmed Road to Elysion will hit XBLA. Eventually.
Gamersgate has rolled out a new IndieFort bundle just in time to help Americans celebrate something about tea or Paul Revere or fighting off the British with nothing more than fireworks and grilled meats. It's a bit of a small bundle featuring only three games, but they all have co-op play, which counts double as far as we're concerned.
Well wouldn't you know it, Sanctum 2 just keeps getting better and better. A brand new patch was recently released for the tower defense/first person shooter hybrid, making a few significant changes to how resources are handled along with a handful of minor tweaks. Tower upgrades were also fiddled with, and swarm enemies have been made even swarmier. Should be a blast!
Sanctum 2 was unleashed to the world last week, and our co-op review spills the details from beginning to end. It wasn't quite the experience we were expecting to follow the original Sanctum, as the sequel focuses on action and combat, leaving out a lot of the finer bits of strategy. We also weren't too keen on the "one player gets the resources" element of co-op mode, which often turned great rounds of team-based alien fighting into "NO FAIR MY TURN".
Sanctum is back, and it's ready to fight! Sanctum 2 takes a more action-oriented approach to first person tower defense gaming, allowing you and as many as three friends join forces to corral and eliminate invading alien hordes.
