This little bit of Killing Floor 2 news was lost in the E3 shuffle, but the zombie killing cooperative FPS title kicked off the summer last week with some new challenges to enjoy in the game. Every week until the event ends on July 11, Tripwire is adding a new game mode with an interesting gameplay challenge. This week's challenge: Tiny Terror.These weekly challenges not only provide players with a new way to enjoy the game, but some special rewards as well. The event is currently only available for the PC version of the game, but it's coming to the PlayStation 4 version (which you can currently get for free via PS+) at a later point. More info on the event can be found on the official website.Killing Floor 2 is available on PC and PlayStation 4 and supports up to six players online.

After a number of variations, expansions and tweaks to their previous work, Activision and Bungie have set a release date for the sequel, Destiny 2. On September 6th, 2017, PlayStation and Xbox One owners can begin their legend anew.While the September release is for consoles, PC Guardians-to-be will finally be able to take up arms on October 24th. This marks a different focus for Bungie, who had left PC players without any way to play the original Destiny. If you're so inclined, there are a number of editions you can buy as well, ranging from the Standard $59.99 version all the way up to the $249.99 Collector's Edition. Pre-ordering the game will also get you into the early access beta that's set to take place the weekend of July 18 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and sometime in August for PC.Destiny 2 is set to feature a number of cooperative features, ranging from the usual Strikes and Raids to the new addition of Clans and Guided Games. Previous modes are set to be similar to what they were in the first installment, with the newly-added ‘Guided Games’ coming along to help match-making. This mode aims to assist single-players in finding clans they can team up with to complete raids, while also allowing clans to use single-players to boost their numbers. Co-op fans rejoice!

The never-ending cycle of Binding of Isaac remakes, remasters, and re-releases continues with a brand new, physical version of The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth Plus.  Per a tweet from the game's publisher, Nicalis, the game is getting its very own disc for PlayStation 4 users to inevitably break after a particularly heartbreaking run.For the (somehow) uninitiated, TBoI and its many offspring are roguelikes centered around a small, incredibly sad child and his quest to do... well, a number of things that I won't spoil for you.  To accomplish said quest, though, the player must work their way through a series of randomly generated levels and survive each segment using the game's twin-stick shooter combat.The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth+ coming to #PS4 at retail and digital Maybe with a PS4 preorder bonus! Are you ready for another run? pic.twitter.com/d4G9jUyOFW

Following up on the popular, though limited, NES Classic this past holiday season, Nintendo announced yesterday that they are releasing an SNES Classic this September. The good news is that they're making more of them this go around, the bad news is it'll probably only be for this calendar year.This little emulator system will come with 21 SNES titles that may not encompass all your favorite childhood memories, but it'll be close. Personally, there's one title on the list (Secret of Mana) that stands out to me as all-time great and best of all it's co-op! Full list is below and we've marked with an asterisk those games that features local co-op.The SNES Classic is slated for a September 29 release date at the price of $80. As Kotaku reported yesterday, Nintendo plans on producing more of these systems than they did with the NES Classic, but the wording of that plan points towards it being for this year only. Specifically, the Nintendo rep with whom they spoke said, "At this time, we have nothing to announce regarding any possible shipments beyond this year." Maybe the popularity of the system will lead to more being produced in the new year, but who knows.

Because I'm apparently a grumpy luddite who hates all things new, charming, and fun, I never got into the Pokémon Go craze last year. Since I'm pretty sure I'm the only one on the face of the planet for whom that's true, then the news that Pokémon Go is adding a cooperative mode this summer will likely be of interest to you.

We've added Pokémon Go for the iPhone/iPad and Android to our database of Co-Op games!

Solstice Chronicles: Missing in Action, Ironward's follow-up to their cooperative tactical, squad-based strategy game The Red Solstice, now has an official launch date for PC. On July 26, grab a buddy and get ready to battle some mutants.Whereas The Red Solstice focused more on squad combat similar to Syndicate or Satellite Reign, Solstice Chronicles: MIA opts for more of a twin-stick shooter feel. That doesn't mean Ironward has completely abandoned the class and strategy elements from their previous game, but they have tweaked things to be faster paced.Solstice Chronicles: MIA supports two players locally throughout the main game mode, and will be available on PC via Steam on July 26, 2017. PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions are planned for a later release.

Housemarque's Nex Machina dropped on PC and PlayStation 4 this week, and Nick's been enjoying his time with it thus far. If you want to get in on the robot killing arcade action with a buddy, then have we got a deal for you.The good folks over at GOG.com have supplied us with ten codes that can be redeemed on their site for a copy of this fine couch co-op product. If you'd like a chance to win one of them, just click the button below! It's really just that simple! Winners will be notified automatically and the code with a link to redeem it will be sent to the email address you supply. The code itself can also be redeemed over on the GOG website by going to gog.com/reedem.The contest ends next Wednesday, June 28 at 12:00 pm EDT. Good luck to everyone and take out a few of those nasty machines for me, will you?

There's some new content available for Pit People today. Update 4: Vibrant Villains will go live for both the Xbox One Game Preview and Steam Early Access versions of the game and alongside a number of balancing/quality of life fixes, this update adds two new story quests and a number of side quests to enjoy with a friend.Locke and Nick checked Pit People out a few months back and came away impressed by what they saw then. Since that time, there's been an update that added daily co-op tasks, and now this one that adds even more for you and a buddy to do. While the title still doesn't have a firm release date, updates like this one push the title ever closer. The full patch notes can be found here.Pit People is available on PC via Steam Early Access and on Xbox One via the Microsoft Store for $14.99. It supports two player local or online co-op.

We've added We Were Here for the PC to our database of Co-Op games!