It Takes Two New gameplay for It Takes Two offers up a few more gameplay mechanics and story we will experience in It Takes Two soon There is even more to see out there for It Takes Two now to get us all ready to give the game a go on March 26th. I guess that should have been a little self-explanatory since it is why you even clicked in here, but it needed to be said so we can dive into it all and the new things Hazelight is showing off. In this new footage for It Takes Two we get a bit of the same gameplay we have seen before, sure, but there is a lot more. That and a little more explaining what is going on in the story and how it could all end. Read More...

It Takes Two Gameplay for It Takes Two is here to give us more of what It Takes Two is all about as well as how the mechanics will shift during the game Back when It Takes Two was first revealed to the world I was a little lost as to what was going on in the game. At least outside of it using the same gameplay style as other titles that Hazelight has put out over the years with Co-Op being a huge portion of it all in the first place. Also the fact that only one person needs to buy It Takes Two for the Co-Op play to go down on the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC on March 26th. The usual things with the Friend's Pass that was an interesting thing to add into the mix. Read More...

A Way Out Just ahead of A Way Out launching we have a new trailer to show off a few other parts of A Way Out that we have yet to see before this Friday As if we have not seen enough for A Way Out already, we have yet another gameplay trailer to try and sell us more on the game. I know it can be a hard sell a bit as Hazelight Studios did make this a co-op only title, but they are trying and we can all look for the title on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC on March 23rd. At least look for it and still try to figure out if you are open to the six to eight-hour adventure with all kinds of branching based on actions and choices made. A Way Out is not one of those branching narrative titles like other developers make out there, but it is part of the core of the game. Read More...

A Way Out New gameplay for A Way Out has been placed out there and it shows off a lot of different aspects of A Way Out that have yet to be discussed In ten days (3/23/18) we will get the chance to sit down and play A Way Out with a friend online or on the couch. This we all should know by now. If not, then you need to get caught up on all of the fun that Hazelight Studios has been building up for and then see if it will get added into your PS4, Xbox One, or PC library. It is a bit of a hard sell for the game as A Way Out does require co-op all the time and only with people who are on your friends list, but after seeing some of the new gameplay we have today, it could be something more can open up to. Especially after seeing parts of the game that have not been shown to the public or truly discussed until now. Read More...

A Way Out Get introduced to A Way Out's two main characters that we will get to experience from start to finish in co-op during A Way Out A little while back, we heard of a new game coming out from Hazelight Studios called A Way Out. Many equated it to a video game version of Prison Break or similar stories like it. Not shocking as we do get to play as Leo and Vincent who do make one of those daring escapes, but also with a lot more going on in the game. The Game Awards this year showed us a bit more for A Way Out and the two main characters we would be taking the roles of. Read More...