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With the Dystopian Devastation time-limited special event on the horizon, the GAMERamble Team decided to head into the beta version of the new Dystopia 2029 map for Killing Floor 2. Watch as the team of dark_cloud, Mrs. Cloud, and bionoid tackles the perils of the new map on Hell on Earth difficulty
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Killing Floor 2 is an online co-op shooter that requires teamwork, coordination, and communication in order to survive the hordes of Zeds. Watch what happens when the GAMERamble team ignores all of this and rushes headlong into battle on the hardest difficulty setting in the game; Hell on Earth. For our first ever video we battle Zeds, poor communication, and crashes for your entertainment. Will the team of dark_cloud, Mrs. Cloud, and bionoid (joined by special guest DeathAngel_RDF) emerge victoriously? Watch the video below to find out
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Gunfire Reborn, the fun co-op roguelike by Duoyi (Hong Kong) Interactive Entertainment Limited, is celebrating the Lunar New Year with a new hero and a sale. The game, which is currently on Steam Early Access, combines FPS, roguelite, and RPG elements. Since its release last May, it has been well received and sales have already exceeded one million copies
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Killing Floor 2 takes everything about the original game to the next level in terms of visuals, speed, and sheer fun. While the enemies remain mostly the same they look better than ever and the inclusion of new character classes, along with all the old favorites, means there’s plenty for players to master. The frequent updates with new maps and modes also contribute to the continued popularity of the game. Some players might find the wave-based enemy slaying repetitive, but once you get hooked few other games come close to the sheer visceral thrill that Killing Floor 2 can deliver.
Gameplay: Kill wave after wave of enemies while staying alive.
Graphics: Some interesting levels that can be decorated with the blood and gore of your enemies.
Sound: The industrial metal soundtrack is very fitting and the weapons all sound great
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Zombie Army 4: Dead War refines all the zombie sniping antics of Zombie Army Trilogy while also adding some of the refinements found in Strange Brigade. It’s a very entertaining game with plenty of action, but like its predecessors, it’s best played with a group of friends. Dead War still has a couple of rough spots and can get repetitive, but has plenty of replay value.
Gameplay: Run around in third person while shooting zombies with sniper rifles and other World War 2 era weapons.
Graphics: Detailed and gory, but the color palette can be a little dull at times.
Sound: Decent music and sound effects, but there’s entirely too much blabbering going on for a zombie game
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Hypercharge: Unboxed is a fun first-person shooter where the emphasis is squarely on co-op. Running around huge environments as an action figurine while blasting all manner of toy enemies is immensely enjoyable and there’s enough content here to keep players coming back for more. The visuals are exceptionally detailed and the design of the levels shows how much care has gone into the game. Some things could be improved, especially for solo players, but overall this is a must-have for co-op fans.
Gameplay: The game has a slight learning curve, but it is a lot of fun with friends.
Graphics: The scale of the levels is impressive and the game is crammed with small details.
Sound: Good sound effects and music, but the announcer can become a little annoying
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Strange Brigade is an action-packed third-person shooter that is at its best when played in co-op with some friends. It features a nice assortment of characters, each with unique traits and a large variety of undead enemies to eradicate. The inclusion of traps makes for a fun addition to the experience, and the action also slows down occasionally for some puzzle-solving. While Strange Brigade doesn’t excel in any particular area, it’s still a lot of fun and comes highly recommended.
Gameplay: Strange Brigade features lots of action but is best enjoyed with friends in co-op.
Graphics: The visuals look great, but some more variety would have been even better.
Sound: The narrator steals the show, but the music and sound effects are good too
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Zombie Army Trilogy takes the original Nazi Zombie Army games, gives them a brand new coat of paint, and dishes them up along with a third chapter. Shooting zombies in the head with sniper rifles is every bit as enjoyable as it sounds, but for the most fun, you ideally want to team up with a few friends for the online co-op. Despite a few rough edges and slightly repetitive gampeplay Zombie Army Trilogy comes highly recommended for fans of co-op games.
Gameplay: Slightly repetitive, but a whole lot of fun.
Graphics: The visuals look decent and are a significant improvement over the original games.
Sound: Straight from a zombie-themed B-movie
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The Wolfpack DLC adds two brand new heists to the game along with a brand new class, the technician. The new heists offer a lot of fun, but are also challenging enough to keep veterans on their toes. The new class also comes with their own new weapons and gadgets, including a grenade launcher and sentry gun, which is pretty impressive. All in all, there’s no reason not to grab this DLC if you are a fan of the game, although the developers have generously included the option to invite friends to the new heists if you own the DLC and they don’t.
Gameplay: Two brand new heists, a brand new class and some new weaponry.
Graphics: Still the same as the base game.
Sound: Not much has changed compared to the base game
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Payday: The Heist is not a game for people who prefer playing on their own or don’t have the patience to put up with unfair odds. However, it does offer non-stop action, great level designs and plenty of variety as you go about your criminal activities. The game is obviously showing its age, but it still has plenty to offer if you have a few friends willing to enter a life of crime with you. Pulling off the heists against all odds is incredibly satisfying and the different skill trees along with the constant challenges keeps things fresh.
Gameplay: The game is not even remotely fair, but it is a lot of fun and quite addictive, provided you play with friends.
Graphics: The visuals definitely show their age, but still look good in places.
Sound: Decent audio, but you’ll mostly be listening to your team members over voice chat in any case
