Our Review of Journey of a Roach
Journey of a Roach is humble and fun little adventure about a pair of cockroaches surviving in a postapocalyptic future. It's like the Rosencrantz and Guildenstern of Fallout 3 (but with a happier ending).
Mad Max’s “Wasteland Classic” Glitch is Unacceptable
Mad Max has amazing graphics, addictive gameplay, and one gamebreaking glitch that grinds the whole thing to a halt. This kind of crap is unacceptable in 2015.
Eight Games That Need to Be Backwards Compatible
With so few cooperative titles this year, Xbox has a great chance to give us some terrific cooperative games from previous generations along with some old classics.
Coopdojo Remembers: Destiny’s Controversial First Year
One year after launch, we're still playing Destiny. While we've enjoyed the game this last year, we couldn't help but notice that Destiny seems to have attracted more than its fair share of negative headlines. Here are five of the biggest controversies from Destiny's first year.
Five Recent Examples of Great Music in Video Games
We're celebrating Destiny all week this week and today we're looking at recent games that provide some great music. Here are five awesome examples.
Our Review of I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream
Between Sam and Max, Monkey Island, Maniac Mansion, and Indiana Jones, we've come to associate point-and-click games with happy, funny, uplifting adventures. I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream, on the other hand.....
Coopdojo Asks: Is Donald Trump Bruce Wayne or Lex Luthor?
Donald Trump appears to be using some kind of invincibility code in the Republican primary; nobody seems to be able to slow him down. Watching this billionaire run for president got us wondering is this what a Bruce Wayne campaign for president would look like
Gamers Should Watch Mr. Robot
After being burned by True Detective, we were reluctant to invest in any show again, but we finally caught up with Mr. Robot this week. Everyone says it's like a TV show based on Watch Dogs, but it's a much better than that. With the season finale coming, it's not too late to catch up.
Our Review of Blackbar
Blackbar is a nifty little game of fill-in-the-blanks in a totalitarian state. It's a very basic game, but in the age of the 100-hour gameplay and endless Riddler trophies, sometimes a simple story can be just the thing you need.
Six (Relatively Recent) Fun Detective Games
With the second season of True Detective (mercifully) behind us, we're celebrating some (relatively) recent titles that let you play detective (without all that horrible dialogue) and talking about what they did well. Here are six relatively recent games that let you play detective and what we liked about them.