Phil writes, "After coming off one of the most satisfying co-op gaming experiences in recent years with It Takes Two (you can read more about the fun times that were had with the game with the SPC review), it only makes sense to follow that up with a special edition of The Tuesday 10s that focuses on ten of the better co-op games around. We'll be diving and delving into a lot of modern games, for sure, but there will be a couple classics tossed into this list as well. So, sit back, get comfortable, perhaps even get a buddy to read this article with you (as that would be rather fitting), and get ready for this latest installment of The Tuesday 10s!"
Luigi's Mansion 2 HD still performing well.
The platform breakdowns really show how irrelevant xbox has come for selling software.
1 Hogwarts Legacy Switch 41%, PS5 26%, PS4 24%, Xbox 5%
2 EA Sports FC 24 Switch 34%, PS5 28%, PS4 26%, Xbox 12%
Yea, you can see why some developers and publishers are increasingly starting to skip XBox all together. Unless you're in a small minority of successful and highly played Gamepass games, you're pretty much taking a payout on your game just to rot and die on the service.
Not that surprising, the Switch has some killer exclusive titles, so people have to own a Switch to play them.
All playable June 18.
PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium | Game Catalog
- Monster Hunter Rise | PS4, PS5
- Football Manager 2024 | PS5
- Crusader Kings III | PS5
- Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 6 | PS4, PS5
- After Us | PS5
- Anno 1800 | PS5
- Police Simulator: Patrol Officers | PS4, PS5
- Far Cry 4* | PS4
- LEGO The Hobbit | PS4
- LEGO The Incredibles | PS4
PlayStation Premium | PS VR2 & Classics
- Kayak VR: Mirage | PS VR2**
- LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy | PS4, PS5
- Ghosthunter | PS4, PS5
- Daxter | PS4, PS5
Rise is a good get for me since I didn't trust the riding/fighting with monsters gimmick to be enjoyable. Now I can check it out
Rise is a very good game. The monster riding thing is neat and can help quite a bit with breaking parts off.
They also added a bunch of games as part of Days of Play
Six PSVr 2 games
Before Your Eyes
Ghostbusters: Rise of the Ghost Lord - Frozen Empire
Synth Riders
The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners - Chapter 1
The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners - Chapter 2
Walkabout Mini Golf
And three PS2 games
Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Tomb Raider: Legend
The three PS2 games have full emulation support including save states and and a rewind function as well as full button mapping, 4 different graphical modes and added trophy support.
I am hopeful that with each passing entry of PS1/2 games that get released on +... they will make it so you can use your own discs to download the updated and compatible version for the PS4/5. Like what XB does with its BC games.
Ghosthunter!! Wow!! Now there's a blast from the past!! One of those strange games where I remember it so vividly yet can't remember a single thing about it.
So PS has quietly added PSVR2 games to Premium!
Seems to go beyond Days of Play.
Good discount on upgrading to premium right now, so I'll bite for the VR titles alone.
This was well needed as a psvr2 owner looking at psvr2 games to buy it can be a total crapshoot if they bare going to be any good or even work properly sonits nice to see them finally come to PS plus as a way to try a wider variety of games I may not have touched out of worry there was a problem with it
Glad that Kayak VR is part of premium, now I can try it, not a game that I wanted to buy to be honest.
I just recently bought Monster Hunter Rise, but haven’t started it yet.
What ever happened to premium getting the PS2 game G-Police?
And this is why I like sub services as you dont know if you like something until you try it. Hence, the 'try before you buy' approach is not all bad.
I have no intention of buying the game, never did. I do want to see the graphics since that’s what I was hearing being talked about when it first came out.
I get the whole idea of try before you buy, I’m not opposed to that, or Gamepass/subscriptions in general.
But when a large section of a platforms gaming community ops for subscriptions instead of buying their games out right, we see where that leads to with paltry sales on the platform for those same games.
You may be an exception compared to many others who out right say if a game is not on a sub service they will not buy the game. Or since game A is on a sub service then game B or any other game should be on a sub service. That’s when the industry suffers as a whole.
We got g police about two months ago I've got it loaded on my console now but it was on PS1 I never knew there was a PS2 version
Yea my bad, I said PS2 by accident. I really don’t remember seeing it on offer and only remember seeing people talk about it. Now I’m going to have to check my backlog of plus games.
ScreenRant's Ben Brosofsky writes, "There have been a lot of great co-op games over the years, and the best of the best cover a wide variety of genres while maintaining the fun."
The ones that comes to my mind: For the recent ones Monster hunter world, Dead by daylight, Remnant from the ashes, Vermintide 2, Killing floor 2, Smite, Apex legends, Super mario 3D world, Destiny 2, Squadrons, Knock out, War thunder.
For older ones: All the Monster hunters, all the Marios, Timesplitters 2, The lord of the rings: the two towers and the return of the king, the LEGO games Broforce, Gauntlet seven sorrows, Star wars Battlefront 1 & 2, the Metal slugs, all the 4 players on Neo geo arcade. There are too much good ones on old arcade games btw.