The devs of Dead Space 3 originally had a awesome idea to do exactly this but the publisher EA did not want it. Just think about the possibilities for a horror game that implements MP in a very creative way. The SP version of such a game can simply cut out some tasks that were meant for the second player of keeping all the tasks but change some details to them so that one single player can accomplish them.įor some reason this does not get done very often, which is a shame.
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By creating a game with coop in mind I mean a game that actively uses the full potential of coop for example by giving both players different tasks at different places at the same time and reunite them at a later moment for a period until they get divided again.ĭoing that players can play coop and feel immersed. See GoW, DS3 (which works great in SP and Coop), Halo 3. In addition you can change some stats for two players like item droprate, higher enemy dps or enemy quantity or create some random coop events et cetera.Ģ. Creating a SP experience and simply add a second figure in the coop mode without changing the story or cutscenes (if there are any) where player 1 always is the main character while player 2 accompanies him through the game. There are two ways to implement coop into a game.ġ. It is a brainless coop shooter and nothing else. A survival horror game, Darkwood has drawn comparisons to Dont Starve and sees players scavenging during the day to fend off unsettling foes at night. Left4Dead is a great game but definitely not for its "atmosphere". Same goes for Dead Space 3 or Gears of War. Play RE5/6 or some old shooters like Medal of Honor or some of the Halo games. It's a distraction, and players may miss important story bits or dialouge because they are too busy chatting with their friends, or making jokes, or killing eachother because it's funny, etc. However co-op is only good for certain games and experiences.
I love co-op, I have a twin brother and of course we love to play video games together since we we're very young. It would have been a fun addition with litterely no downside since you could just play the game alone if you wanted to soak in the atmosphere. It doesn't change that it would be a fun gameplay experience, the devs didn't leave it out for any other reason than they didn't have the funds for it from the indiegogo fundraiser.
I love co-op, I have a twin brother and of course we love to play video games together since we we're very young. As mentioned before, Darkwood is a top down survival horror and while there is a handful of such games with photorealistic graphics, then Crunching Koalas, has. They talk quite a bit about how hard it is to build atmosphere and tell a story when you have multiple players chatting and laughing with each other over mic. It's established fact, go watch the making of documentary for Left4Dead. Originally posted by Lund:people who say co op will ruin a games atmosphere have no friends and just need an excuse to ♥♥♥♥ on co op
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