Push Square: "Ah, the EA press conference: 90 minutes of dazzling eye-candy that looks about as memorable as the packet of Cheetos you ate with your cheese and pickle sandwiches earlier this afternoon. When the publisher wasn’t pulling YouTubers out of their comfort zone, it was airing screen sugar: millions of dollars pouring out of the livestream and onto your laptop's display. Or tablet. Or phone. Or whatever you decided to watch on."
Cultured Vultures: While Hazelight might have found even more success with It Takes Two, we shouldn't forget how game-changing A Way Out was.
A co-op only game should never be a standard
What works for one game shouldn’t suddenly be applied for most other games
All they're saying is it set a standard for co-op games. Not games in general.
Though I'd say they already did that with their previous title Brothers: Tale of Two Sons.
I meant other co-op games. Those other games should always consider singleplayer and multiplayer in their design
I don't know
I think co-op only games like this are good because it stops developers forcing in co-op into established franchises where it doesn't belong
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A way out and Star Wars was the only interesting game from the conference.
Am I the only one who thinks that the protagonist in the thumbnail looks so similar to Nathan Drake?
Anyways, the game looks really interesting but the whole mandatory co-op aspect is seriously gonna be a problem. There should be a way to play this without a friend.
I've been checking Josef Fares twitter occasionally over the past couple of years for updates on his next project. I also had this as my e3 darkhorse. 2018 could be a hot year with 'a way out', 'read dead 2' and i'm guessing a second Ori.
And if they added amazing AI so one could play it solo as well it would've been even better!
Well, perhaps not better, but the target audience would be way bigger.
I can only get my friends to play certain FPS games, so unless I am 100% certain there's someone else I can play this with I won't be getting it. Really wondering how that will impact sales of this great looking game.
Sounds cool, but is the splitscreen coop mandatory? That would not be ok with me.