PigLick on 15/8/2017 at 13:50
Nameless, yes it works to a very reasonable level, essentially single player but with friends. There are a few bugs and a few quests that cant be completed, but all in all good.
TannisRoot on 15/8/2017 at 15:19
Salt and Sanctuary has couch co-op on the PS4 as well.
icemann on 15/8/2017 at 17:00
If I remember right you could do co-op in Neverwinter nights also. Or 3 player with 1 playing as the GM for a real tabletop experience. That I had the pleasure of experiencing many years ago.
Renzatic on 15/8/2017 at 18:12
DMing was the reason NWN even existed. I don't think I ever even played the singleplayer campaign when I had it back in the day.
Sulphur on 15/8/2017 at 18:45
Outside of a few cool tunes and the second expansion (which was fucking great), you didn't miss much.
icemann on 15/8/2017 at 23:43
I used to play the singleplayer fan made mods A LOT. There was nearly more mods for that than even Doom has.
The Penultima series and Lone Wolf (based on the gamebooks) were my favorites. Just like Shadowrun Returns you could take your character from the main campaign and continue them on with the mods for further XP levels and gear upgrades. Loved that aspect.
montag on 23/8/2017 at 03:21
This is a real stretch, but if you would be interested in a pure puzzle only co-op experience, with no shooting at all, try Myst Online Uru Live. A few of the puzzles can only be solved with co-op help, and all of it is better with someone else to share with. If you ever played and enjoyed Myst, you should check it out.
TannisRoot on 23/8/2017 at 19:41
Isn't Portal 2 co-op'able? At least with the slim/fat robot missions?
icemann on 23/8/2017 at 23:54
Yes
