We've all heard the legends of "Bigfoot," the enormous creature that hunts the forests. I mean, who wants to clean an entire facility by themselves? Working together and gathering supplies will improve your experience and keep things from getting as tedious as any cleaning job does.Įither way you go about it, the game is quite fulfilling, especially with friends. While you can play solo, it's more fun with a group. Viscera Cleanup Detail is a fun, quirky game with horror elements scattered throughout. Armed with nothing but a mop and bucket, you and your fellow employees are tasked with cleaning up the mess. Well, in Viscera Cleanup Detail, that’s not the case. In most games, players get to be the heroes. Spent bullet cartridges scattered across the floors. Internal organs pouring out of dismembered bodies. Unfortunately, after every epic battle, there is an epic mess. He fought as hard as anyone could, giving everything he had. Until one survivor became a hero in an epic battle against the menacing aliens, saving us all. Survivors, one by one, began to lose hope. Aliens have invaded the facility killing as many people as they could and destroying everything in their path. While not exactly scary, this game is extremely gory and can leave you with nightmares. It's a single feature that opens up the game to far more modes of play & a broader audience.Viscera Cleanup Detail is an odd but necessary addition to our list.
5 PLAYER SPLIT SCREEN PC GAMES MOD
Hopefully 343i at least put out enough mod support + throw out the probably buggy barely functional console code for the community to work in their own proper splitscreen implementation if they're not going to do it themselves.Ī lan party is much easier to make happen if not everyone needs their own PC to do it. That's less a mod & more a contrivance via a 3rd party app to run multiple game instances simultaneously. Splitscreen should be seamless, not an event. That's a third-rate solution with de-synced sound that's a timely hassle to set up whenever you want to play. There is a mod available for local coop though. If you look at the latest dev blog, it's not even on the backlog. Originally posted by Mastercow:It's not, and it won't be coming. So I've heard you out, and I think your take is a bit shortsighted.
Personally I've never played Halo's multiplayer online, nor have most of my friends, but we did lans all the time back in the xbox/360 days, and current PC hardware can easily lower the barrier to entry.
Not everyone wants to play multiplayer competitively or exclusively with other hardcore gamers. Yes it's true that typically it's console games and console audiences who make gaming a more living room social experience - but why should they have a monopoly on it? It's the same game, and splitscreen multiplayer has been a staple of the console experience since the beginning.So why shouldn't we have a feature that they do? Imagine if the PC got a port of Smash Bros & it had a 1 player limit per PC. It's a single feature that opens up the game to far more modes of play & a broader audience.
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Of whom maybe not all have a gaming pc, or a console, or the same console, but most will have a bluetooth or USB controller.Ī lan party is much easier to make happen if not everyone needs their own PC to do it. It'd also make the game more social for casuals & would make it a much easier thing for people out for a nostalgia trip to do a LAN party with a group of friends. The copies 343i would sell for splitscreen wouldn't just be to the people here asking for it - it'd be to the big casual gaming market out there of people who never played before who could try out a game of Halo with a friend or relative through split screen. Same with the youtube comments & the waypoint forum. And you'd have a point if we didn't have a new topic every week with someone new to the forums asking where split screen is. I'm gonna guess you weren't around when Halo 5 launched & had no splitscreen. This thread is a great example as there is 4 people here talking back and forth, and idk about you but I personally don't count 4 people as a "Ton" or anything close to selling a "Shed loads of copies" because of Split Screen. That's why there is barely any people who ever comment on this type of topic. And before you say "Wtf do you mean, tons of people care" Yep, totally. here me out, maybe it's not a thing because people don't care about it. Other than the bs reason of selling more copies.when in actual fact splitscreen would sell shed loads more copies over no splitscreen as it's arguably the best feature, halo is better when played in splitscreen with friends and family. we know the mcc can do it and pc's can handle it much more smoothly than on console so there's no real excuse for not having it on the pc port. Exactly, it's real chore for many, it's just not worth the hassle.
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