Category: Action RPG

Darksiders Genesis

Darksiders Genesis Couch Co-op Review: A Surprisingly Excellent Co-op Action RPG – 4/5

Darksiders Genesis flew completely under our radar. We didn’t go in with high expectations, mostly because it doesn’t get talked about much when people list great couch co-op games. That turned out to be a mistake—because this game ended up being one of the more enjoyable co-op experiences we’ve played in a long time.

From the first hour, Darksiders Genesis feels confident in what it’s trying to do. Combat is smooth, responsive, and satisfying. Progression systems are deep without being overwhelming. Most importantly, it’s genuinely fun to play together. This isn’t a “co-op makes it tolerable” situation. Co-op actively makes the game better.

Victor Vran

Victor Vran Couch Co-op Review: A Short Action RPG That Never Quite Clicks – 2.5/5

Victor Vran is a short, serviceable action RPG that never quite clicks. Combat feels clunky, movement lacks precision, and the overall experience sits squarely in the “it’s okay” category. Not bad enough to quit, not good enough to recommend strongly. We finished it, but mostly because it wasn’t very long.

That said, there was one genuinely fun surprise: realizing one of the characters is voiced by the same actor who plays Raphael in Baldur’s Gate 3. That moment was more memorable than most of the gameplay.

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Dysmantle – Cozy Post-Apocalyptic Grind with a Hint of Repetition – 3.5/5

Dysmantle drops you into a colourful yet desolate post-apocalyptic world with one key mission: break, loot, and craft your way to freedom. It nails that “just one more item” itch, especially early on, where every level-up unlocks exciting new tools or skills. Unfortunately, by the mid-to-late game, that sense of reward fades—progression slows, and you may find yourself pushing forward mainly to check the “game completed” box rather than out of genuine excitement.