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Orbitals review: We walk together, we fly together
Orbitals is a charming co-op splitscreen platformer with a retro anime-style sci-fi adventure, developed by Shapefarm. Players control Maki and Omura as they scavenge a broken space station to find parts to escape, utilizing unique tools and coordinating ship maintenance and piloting. Despite occasional camera issues and momentum-based puzzle frustrations, the game offers a heartwarming experience with solid voice acting and a forgiving checkpoint system.
5 Couch Co-Op Games With Real Endings for Couples | TAG
This guide highlights five couch co-op games with definitive endings suitable for couples: It Takes Two, Split Fiction, A Way Out, Unravel Two, and Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons. These titles are playable on a single TV with two controllers, offering narrative closure within 5 to 16 hours, and are available on platforms like PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
6 Story Games for Players Who Don't Want to Talk | TAG
This article highlights six story-driven games that do not require dialogue choices or role-playing, catering to players seeking a narrative experience without conversational effort. Titles like Journey, Cocoon, Inside, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, Return of the Obra Dinn, and Outer Wilds are discussed for their unique methods of storytelling through environment, music, and observation, with many also being compatible with handheld devices like the Steam Deck.
The Gaming Deaths That Still Haunt Us
This article discusses six of the most tragic character deaths in video game history, including Aerith from Final Fantasy VII, Arthur Morgan from Red Dead Redemption II, and Joel from The Last of Us Part II. It explores the emotional impact these moments had on players and how they contributed to the games' narratives and legacies.
9 Story Games Under 15 Hours to Play After Work | TAG
This guide highlights nine narrative-focused video games that can be completed in under 15 hours, ideal for playing after work. The selection includes titles like A Short Hike, What Remains of Edith Finch, and Return of the Obra Dinn, all offering emotional payoffs and satisfying conclusions without demanding extensive playtime. Most of these games are available on PC, with many also supporting platforms like Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox.
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers might have a future, with western publisher swooping in to buy rights after its dev was shut down
Italian publisher Digital Bros has acquired the intellectual property rights for the Soulslike game Wuchang: Fallen Feathers for approximately €4 million. This acquisition comes after the game's developer, Chengdu Lingzee, was shut down. Digital Bros, which previously partnered with Chengdu Lingzee for the game's global release, will now control all future development and revenue for Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, indicating a potential future for the title despite the developer's closure.
Josef Fares Hazelight firar 50 miljoner sålda spel – It Takes Two dominerar
Hazelight Studios, led by Josef Fares, has announced that its games have collectively sold over 50 million units. It Takes Two is the standout success with 30 million copies sold, followed by A Way Out with 13 million and Split Fiction with 7 million. The studio is currently developing its fourth game, with Fares promising it will surpass Split Fiction.
Split Fiction developer Hazelight celebrates 50 million games sales, but it's not its newest game that dominates the pie chart
Hazelight Studios, known for games like It Takes Two and A Way Out, announced it has surpassed 50 million game sales across its titles. It Takes Two is the studio's best-selling game with 30 million units sold, surpassing Split Fiction and A Way Out. The developer also confirmed it is working on its fourth game, which is expected to feature co-op gameplay.
