Because Couch Co-op Still Matters
A masterclass in co-op RPG design, Divinity: Original Sin 2 offers creative freedom, rich storytelling, and unforgettable tactical gameplay. Here’s what made it such a standout experience for us.
We didn’t expect to fall head-over-heels for Stardew Valley, but once we started playing it in couch co-op, we were hooked. It quickly became our go-to game for any free moment we had. We’d find ourselves squeezing in three in-game days during lunch breaks, calculating down to the minute how long we could farm, mine, or talk to villagers before going back to work.
A deep dive into Baldur’s Gate 3 — exploring story, combat, co-op features, and how it compares to classic RPGs. Find out if it’s worth your time in our honest review.
We went into Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake expecting a short, emotional story, but it hit us harder than we thought. From the very beginning, it was clear this wasn’t just about puzzles or platforming—it was about the bond between two brothers and how that bond mirrored our own as players sharing the experience.
We went into Split Fiction expecting something sweet and simple, but it ended up delivering a surprisingly deep emotional experience. From the moment we picked up the controllers, we were drawn into a story that’s both personal and powerful. It’s easily one of the most heartfelt and fun couch co-op games we’ve played.