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i've been playing this game for like 8 hours including the demo with my friend and it feels extremely cooperative in its gameplay
It's obvious that this game has no coop features, cooperation means "sharing, following and working on the same goal"
If you call this cooperative then Dark Souls 1 messages system is a coop game too.
Although even Dark souls has more of a coop than this game using the white soapstones.
And Dark Souls 1 is marketed as Singleplayer only. Do not fall for the troll. He is farming Awards.
i bet you're just a joy to be around.
I saw Asmongold's Sponsored video of the game and thought it looked great. My Wife has Leukemia and just recently got a bone marrow transplant. This game seems like something that would be easy for her to get back into gaming with.
While I think that they are being liberal with the terms "MMO" and "Co-Op" a bit, this mode of play would be fun for the two of us to go around and explore together. Since we're in the same room next to each other, the limitations in communication aren't there. It also allows me to assist her with puzzles she may not be ready to easily solve yet. (Chemo Fog is awful)
Once she's feeling more up to it, I plan on picking up a couple copies for the two of us.