
Balan Wonderworld Review: Good Idea, Bad Execution
A tale of two children, Leo and Emma, who wander twelve worlds in search of a dark heart, yet find little joy along the way.


A tale of two children, Leo and Emma, who wander twelve worlds in search of a dark heart, yet find little joy along the way.

A prince's castle falls to a sorcerer's bones, and a plastic sword becomes the hero's only weapon.

A decade later, E.D.N. III grows warmer, and its monstrous Akrid rise anew in this tale of battle, energy, and strife.

Tiny Brains review: Spearhead Games' 2013 four-player co-op puzzler nails shared-power teamwork but needs the right group. Score: 6.6/10.

Magicka 2 review: Pieces Interactive's 2015 co-op sequel keeps the chaotic spellcasting but plays it safe, scoring 6.1/10.

Gotham Knights review: four heroes inherit a dead man's city, but a repetitive open world undercuts the Belfry's promise. Score: 6.8/10.

Fat Princess Adventures (2015) drops the original's competitive hook for four-player co-op dungeon crawling on PS4. Fun, forgettable, and a fair 6.7/10.

Nine Parchments review: Frozenbyte's 2017 co-op twin stick shooter shines with friendly fire chaos but stumbles on camera, loot, and 32 long levels. 6.6/10.

A look at The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes, the 3DS co-op Zelda built around three Links, a shared heart meter, totem poles and a cursed jumpsuit.

Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One traded solo play for four-player co-op in 2011, selling 1.5 million copies while partner AI and glitches split fans. Score: 7.3.

X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse review: the 2005 co-op action RPG that forced X-Men and Brotherhood to fight together, scored 7.8 of 10.

Ibb & Obb splits the screen with a horizon line that flips gravity, forcing two players to trust each other through a short, sharp co-op puzzle game.
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