Online multiplayer is a gaming staple, but not every big title lets people play together at home. Games like 'Baldur's Gate 3' and 'Diablo 4' are reinvigorating the genre.
Why not try BG3 then? Very different in feel compared to the Larian Divinity games. I couldn’t get into those either, but BG3 has me hooked with 150 hours and counting.
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It’s a great couch co-op experience. BG3 and the divinity games are fantastic for couples.
My girlfriend and I could not get into the Divinity games despite being rpg nerds. It’s a shame too in an era with so little good couch co-op games.
Why not try BG3 then? Very different in feel compared to the Larian Divinity games. I couldn’t get into those either, but BG3 has me hooked with 150 hours and counting.
I’ve been thinking about it but that’s a lot of money to just be disappointed again. I already dropped $40 this year on Eldenring and didn’t like it.
That’s fair, if CRPG isn’t your thing, it isn’t your thing.
I love CRPGs!
There are a ton of couch co-op games! Just not AAA
Dysmantle is fun.
Recommending overcooked to couples… Are you a divorce lawyer by any chance?