Warlocks vs Shadows has created a new genre of co-op gaming. One in which a bass dropping wizard can unleash phat beats upon enemies while his co-op partner dances like its his job unleashing a storm of fireballs from the sky. If that's isn't a unique co-op experience, I don't know what is. In our latest let's play, we take a look at the final version of the indie action game on Steam in two player co-op - though you can play four. Can you imagine the sick beats?

The music and video games industries certainly aren't strangers to one another.  Be it through Fez and Disasterpeace, Red Dead Redemption and Jose Gonzalez, or Destiny and the least conspiracized Beatle, the two have found many ways to intertwine over the years.  Continuing this tradition is Warlocks vs Shadows, a four player co-op game whose latest update will throw Venezuelan DJ Zardonic into the mix.

It's not often that one gets to witness the eternal encroachment of darkness first-hand, to see its inky tendrils consuming all that you know and love while you stand helplessly by.  Not the way you can in Warlocks vs Shadows' new horde mode, at least.  The light, in fairness, stands its ground for as long one can hope for.  It's a doomed effort, though.  It always was and always will be.  The darkness grows ever closer, dearest readers, I can feel it caressing my fingers at night.

Don't you wish your life was just a little more magical? Do you sometimes peer out from your office into the hallway just hoping that a wizened old man is on the verge of slinging a spell? One last question: How do you feel about physical objects blocking beams of light? Warlocks vs Shadows, a four player co-op game styled in the vein of Risk of Rain, aims to introduce just a little more magic and darkness to the lives of PC gamers the world round.

A modest update has rolled out for Warlocks Vs. Shadows, the pixelated action RPG/brawler currently in Early Access. Not only does the update add a new world (Frozen Lake) and a new character (Jamal, the Troll Warlord), but it also makes some significant tweaks to the game.

Developers One More Level and Frozen District's big announcement is that Warlocks has been renamed to Warlocks vs Shadows! Now, don't be alarmed: it's still the same epic pixel brawler we've covered in the past. However, with a new title and a few new updates for the recent Steam release, the game looks and plays better than ever. ...