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I have played both Hunted: Demon's Forge and Dungeon Siege 3 in an offline co-op mode and both games are decent. If you are looking for more RPG elements go with Dunegon Siege 3.
Some more recommendations would be Sacred 2, Borderlands series (shooter with RPG elements)..All of those support offline co-op/split-screen game modes.
Good luck!
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He specifically says 'co-op' RPG. So no Skyrim.
Dungeon Siege 3 coems to mind as a local co-op game. Also Lord of the Rings: War in the North, but you said you've played that. There aren't many, unfortunately.
FIXED ! Theres no doubt in my mind that Borderlands uses a good, ol'fashion SkinnerBox formula, like Mass Effect 1 and Skyrim.I have played both Hunted: Demon's Forge and Dungeon Siege 3 in an offline co-op mode and both games are decent. If you are looking for more RPG elements go with Dunegon Siege 3.
Some more recommendations would be Sacred 2, Borderlands series (RPG with SHOOTING elements)..All of those support offline co-op/split-screen game modes.
Good luck!
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Dungeon Siege 3 is good co-op fun :)
As for Sacred 2, it is an extremely long game. If you are someone who likes to do every side quest you run into, it'll easily be a 100+ hour game. Even the main quest is very lengthy. It's Diablo / Titan Quest style, top-down ARPG. It has its bugs and quirks, but I found it to be really fun co-op :)
If you are into JRPG's at all, Tales of Vesperia is a great game. It doesn't really have any grinding (I never did), but it follows the routine of story / some combat / more story / more combat, etc. It's co-op in combat only, but I still enjoyed it a lot with a group of friends - just pass around the controller ;)
Dungeon Defenders is another solid choice. I think the Xbox version only has the 4 base classes, but still a ton of fun! It's a hybrid of Tower Defense and action. You spend time building towers (ranging from Magic Missile, Fireball, to defensive walls) and then start a wave of enemies in which you can run around and kill them too. I'm pretty sure there's a demo available on XBLA.
Sacred 2: Fallen Angel is AWESOME. Cheap and totally worth it, had so much fun with that game, even by myself. But it's got fun co-op too.
Diablo 3 is also another great one.
Those are the main two I can think of right now.
HEEEEEEEYYYYYYYY you have to read this my man, Lord of the Rings War in the North is a fantastic offline co-op game. The combat is super tight, there's plenty of loot, and it has the character customisation elements of an RPG. I've sunk hours into this game with mates, it's just one of those games that passes the time so well. Enjoy!
AHH sheeeeeit haha saw you'd played this in your initial post. Well then, I recommend playing it again on hard!
No preference in order, depending on your tastes (check table for references)
legend | explanation |
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#p | # of players |
sc | split screen |
s | simple (like zelda or easy RPG games, not so many equiment/skills to manage etc) |
e | extended (skilltree, skillpoints, tons of loot, inventory management etc) |
aRPG | action hack-n-slash RPG |
FPS | you know.. but with RPG elements (level, skills, xp, loot etc etc) |
3PS | 3rd person semi-shooter with RPG elements like above |
XBLA | xbox live arcade game |
My personal favorites would be Diablo and Borderlands, two completely different games, but awesome especially as a couch co-op game goes.
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