Thu, Dec 01, 2011 | 10:30 GMT
EA rumour du jour: Army of Four built on Frostbite 2
Kotaku’s gone live with another EA rumour, this one suggesting the next Army of Two game will contain four-way co-op.
As with the supposed Dragon Age multiplayer project reported yesterday, it’s being developed on DICE’s Frostbite 2 engine. There’s no other detail other than a caveat reminding that there’s been no official announcement.
If true, this would be the third game in the action series, following 2008′s Army of Two and 2010′s Army of Two: The 40th Day.
The games follow very muscly Tyson Rios and Elliot Salem as they murder people for money and blow stuff up. It’s developed for co-op from the ground-up.
EA’s announced nothing as yet about extending the series, but a 2012 instalment makes sense. EA Montreal developed both Army of Two and its sequel.
5 comments
#1
kadu
01/12/11, 10:22 am
You definitely can play AoT alone, the console handles the second mercenary then.
#2
Patrick Garratt
01/12/11, 10:30 am
Ah, k. Thanks. I’ll edit.
#3
Suikoden Fan
01/12/11, 10:58 am
Army of Two the first one was abit meh, but the second was rather good, interesting to see what happens with a third
#4
ManuOtaku
01/12/11, 11:33 am
I did like both Army of Two games, i cannot wait to see what the third will be end up to with this news, my interest is really high.
#5
Maximum Payne
01/12/11, 1:36 pm
PC version please.