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BradNewsom@gmail.com wrote:
> On Jan 15, 7:47 am, Mike Ray <m...@cornell.edu> wrote:
>> Annie wrote:
>>>  I agreed to watch more movies (not to
>>>> difficult) and she wants to try a computer co-op game (I have a wireless
>>>> LAN at home). She is not interested in FPS or violet games (well maybe if
>>>> we could be on the same team), so what is left except adventure.
>>>> -Mike
>>> I don't know of any adventure games like that but there are card
>>> games...which of course, isn't what you were asking.   ( IF interested
>>> though...try SilverCreek for cards, it d/ls to your computer-works great
>>> with LAN)
>> Annie, thanks I will check it out. It sure seems that if you can go
>> around on a team (COOP) and kill things, you should be able to go around
>> and explore things. I think some adventure games do let you play more
>> then one person, but only one person at a time.
>> -Mike
> 
> As a game developer and senior college student, I don't know of any
> Cooperative Adventure games, let a lone RPG games. I searched on
> google and came to the conclusion here aren't any. Our current project
> is called The Journeyman Chronicles, a remake of an old adventure game
> series called The Journeyman Project. Our features may include a
> cooperative mode, but as for now, it wont be readily playable. Sorry.
> 
> I too am surprise there are no Coop Adventure games. You'd think that
> would be an excellent mix for a game.
> 
> -Brad
> 
> Company: http://www.vigilantec.com/

It seems that working as a team and maybe splitting up to look for 
something to solve a puzzle would work. Maybe we will see this first in 
an action/adventure. My wife actually played part of a RavenShield level 
(tactical shooter)which I set up to be pretty easy. She was not very 
interested. She did watch me play parts of Syberia which had great 
graphics but if she unwinds using the computer it is Solitaire or one of 
the POPCAP games. Oh well she doesn't tie up the computer much!!
-Mike