With the December 4 release of Far Cry 3 just around the corner, Ubisoft is keeping the media flowing like a croc-infested jungle river. Today's bit of video highlights the game's co-op campaign, which allows up to four players to participate, and takes place six months prior to the events in the single-player story.
A number of the developers that worked on the indie title Octodad have formed a new studio called Young Horses. The new studio's planned first project will be Octodad 2, an official sequel to the funny (and free-to-play) Octodad.
One of the standout titles of the 2011 Independent Games Festival, the original Octodad is a game about a giant cephalopod trying to pass himself off as a normal family man. The game was named a Student Showcase winner at this year's event, recognized for its slapstick humor and off-the-wall concept. Young Horses will reveal more information about Octodad 2 as development moves forward. In the meantime, they have released a teaser trailer (above) that promises an answer to the burning question: "Where does Octodad get all his neckties?" Read more »
"If they're releasing a level editor, I see no reason why we can't make additional co-op levels"
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