I’ve played a ridiculous number of co-op games over the years. Some are built around shooting, some around survival, and others throw a bunch of complicated mechanics at you and hope teamwork magically happens. WheelMates feels different. The basic idea sounds almost silly: two players become tiny RC cars and explore the enormous home of…
I’ve played more co-op games than I can reasonably count, from tightly scripted two-player adventures to chaotic physics sandboxes where the real enemy is usually your friend. One thing I’ve learned is that the price of entry can make or break a co-op game. That is why the Friends Pass in WheelMates immediately caught my…
If you’re looking at Crimson Moon and already know you’re going to spend a ridiculous number of hours hacking demons apart, there’s one decision you probably can’t avoid: Standard or Deluxe? Normally, this is the kind of pre-release question that makes me roll my eyes because “Deluxe Edition” often means a couple of shiny skins…
There are games you watch for months, and then there are games that suddenly make you check the calendar every five minutes because you just want to get your hands on them. Crimson Moon is firmly in the second category for me. ProbablyMonsters has been steadily building interest around this strange, brutal-looking action RPG, and…
If you think Water You Doing? is just another goofy co-op game where you mess around on a boat with friends, wait until the first serious leak hits. Suddenly everyone is yelling, someone is hanging off the side of the vessel with a harpoon, another player is desperately looking for scrap, and the person steering…
If there is one thing that can ruin a great co-op game faster than a bad fishing rod, it is staring at “Attempting to Join Game” for five minutes while your friends are already sailing away without you. That has been my experience with How to Fish, the surprisingly addictive indie co-op game from Dazed…
If you thought PEAK had already squeezed every last drop of panic out of its climbing formula, The Citadel is here to prove you wrong. The Final Ascent update, released on August 11, 2026, pushes PEAK into its nastiest endgame territory yet. Developed by Aggro Crab and Landfall Games, the expansion adds a new late-game…
When I stream new releases, one question pops up in chat almost every week: “Can we finally play Spider-Man together?” For years, my answer was always disappointing. Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered was built as a single-player masterpiece, and despite endless rumors about multiplayer projects, nothing official ever arrived. Then the community did what passionate modders always…
There’s a special kind of chaos in Forest Escape: Last Train that doesn’t really show itself until you’re already deep in the fog, shouting at your squad because someone forgot to refuel the damn locomotive again. Frag Lab didn’t just build another co-op horror title here—they engineered a pressure system disguised as a train simulator…
For years, I’ve been waiting for a tactical RPG that actually feels like a real dungeon crawling adventure instead of just another numbers-heavy strategy simulator. Terrinoth: Heroes of Descent instantly stood out to me as something different, and after spending time with its demo, I can say it already feels like one of the most…
