XCOM 2 Co-op Campaign Mod

We’ve downloaded the Long War co-op mod for XCOM 2 for a bit of co-operative campaign gameplay, but unfortunately bugs and glitches prevent us from finishing the mission we’re attempting.

Grand Theft Auto 5 Complete Heist – The Prison Break

We’re joined once again by Aiden from GamingGaming TV as we do something we’ve never done before – complete an entire heist in one sitting, and it’s not an easy one as we plough through The Prison Break.  Along the way we get it wrong numerous times as is the standard, so please enjoy this one and let us know what you think.

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Pool Nation Video – Skill Shots or Flukes?

We’re whipping out our hard sticks for a game of Pool Nation, as the skills shots come thick and fast. Are they the real deal or flukes? Shouldn’t take you too long to decide.

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes

This should really be called ‘Guaranteed To Argue Simulator,’ at any rate we’re trying to keep a cool head when we have a crack at bomb defusing in Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, as we take turns being both the defuser and manual reader.

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EuroTruck Simulator 2 Multiplayer – Will He Roll It?

Regular visitors will already know the answer to the above question, our road trip from Dover to London on Euro Truck Simulator 2 goes anything but smoothly!

Doom Multiplayer Beta – Team Deathmatch

We enter hell as part of Doom’s fast and furious multiplayer beta weekend, starting off with the Team Deathmatch mode. We take on enemies on both available maps and while the game needs improving before its release on May 13th it’s a solid experience with a ton of potential.

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Stardew Valley – What Harvest Moon Fans Need

*UPDATE* You can read our Stardew Valley Review here.

I’ve been a fan of Harvest Moon since it first came to the Super Nintendo console in 1998.  Since then I’ve owned and played several of the sequels spanning across almost every console Nintendo has made, and put hundreds of hours into the series overall.

One of my favourites and one I probably put the most time into was Animal Parade on the Wii.  Unfortunately that was the last of the Harvest Moon titles to see a release on home consoles in 2008, with everything else since being made exclusively for handhelds – and handheld gaming is something I’ve never quite been invested in, not for want of trying.

So, eight years later and with a Wii U release of a new Harvest Moon game (or Story of Seasons as it’s now known) looking increasingly unlikely, ‘ConcernedApe,’ a one man developer, has created Stardew Valley and it looks impressive.

Scheduled for release on February 26th 2016, it boasts a handful of familiar features essential to the farming simulation / RPG genre.  There are a ton of customisation options for both your house and character, and an interesting leveling mechanic that pulls the game more towards an RPG style than a straight up farming simulator by way of improving five different key skills – farming, mining, combat, fishing, and foraging.  Add to that a thriving local community, places to explore and creating the ultimate farm, this game is looking like the game PC and Harvest Moon fans have been waiting for.

The Forest Co-Op – Starting Out

 

For our first adventure into the PC survival horror game The Forest we disembark our broken plane after a gnarly crash landing and… promptly get murdered by local cannibals.  Things don’t get any better from there even after we managed to build a shelter, as Alan gradually loses his rag as things go from bad to worse.