Last week, Sony began issuing refunds for Overkill’s The Walking Dead as it was said to have been cancelled. Then, in a swift public announcement (via a quick and detail-free tweet) from the game’s publisher, 505 Games, they said the game is not cancelled, just ‘purely postponed’. However, the IP holder of “The Walking Dead”, Skybound Entertainment, has now said that they’ve cancelled their contract with Starbreeze Studios and so the game is officially… dead. (sorry)

It took awhile, but I finally had fun in OVERKILL's The Walking Dead. The game is a new four player co-op shooter out now on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC from the makers of the PayDay series. While everyone's mind immediately goes Left 4 Dead, the game is anything but. 

OVERKILL's the Walking Dead is set to hit this November 6th on PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 with four player online co-op in tow.  PC gamers that pre-order the title from the PayDay developer will get access to an exclusive closed beta. Today, the date and details of that beta have been revealed.

Overkill’s The Walking Dead, a four-player online co-op zombie shooter from built in part by Starbreeze, will be released on November 6 on PlayStation 4, PC and Xbox One. We got our first look at the game in action from publisher 505 Games with a trailer that debuted during the PC Gaming Show at E3 2018.

OVERKILL has been rather tight-lipped on their forthcoming co-op FPS title, The Walking Dead. In fact until recently, all we knew about the game was that it involved zombies and supported some kind of co-op, but no idea how many players or if it was just "PAYDAY with zombies" or what. On Monday, the Swedish developer shed a little bit of light on it all.

505 Games announced that it will publish retail Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions of Payday 2 developer Overkill's upcoming FPS The Walking Dead, due to launch in 2016. Revealed last year, Overkill's The Walking Dead is "a co-op first person shooter with elements of action, role-playing, survival horror and stealth." Like the...

Let's face it, not every game was made for co-op play. Sometimes the nature of a game just doesn't work well with two or more people at the controls at the same time. But that's not to say there aren't single player games that can't be enjoyed together, in fact, we've found one genre out there that a lot of couples and friends tend to really like to play in pass the controller style co-op - Adventure Games.

Skybound and Overkill must be pretty pleased with themselves. A recent announcement by Robert Kirkman, the creator of the Walking Dead comics, on the Payday 2 Steam page brought news that the teams are starting work on a co-op Walking Dead game.

Welcome to Beyond Co-Op, the weekend column that rounds up some of the interesting stories from the week outside of the co-op sphere of interest.

Wow.  It's been three months since we've done a round-up of our Beyond Co-Op Reviews.  For that, we apologize.  It was a pretty busy time up until a few weeks ago, but now we're back with a huge batch of reviews of the latest games that don't necessarily feature co-op play.  Without further ado, here are 8 game reviews for your reading pleasure from our staff.

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