Giveaway Closed - Eyes of Hellfire Code Giveaway

[Deadinked]

Resident evil file 2 my friend falling off a cliff as i just stand there calling hi sname

 

[PlayIt9862]

Bursting the a door in Ready or Not and perfectly detaining all suspects as a team never gets old for me!

 

[malachi150]

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I once read somewhere—on the internet, so it must be true—that your eyes have a thing called 'immune privilege.' In essence, your body's immune system lets your eyes get away with all sorts of stuff because if it behaved normally, causing swelling and/or high temperatures when your eyes got poorly, there's a risk it'd interfere with your vision or damage your eyesight long-term.

Which is cool. Anyway, I mention this because I think even your immune system would have to drop that laissez-faire attitude if you developed Eyes of Hellfire, which is both a painful Biblical curse and a co-op horror videogame out of Blumhouse. You and up to four friends (outrageous; who has four friends?) find yourselves trapped in the headquarters of the Hellfire Club, based on real-life Irish legends of a fancy-yet-sinister secret society, and must explore until you find your way out. Also, don't die. Not dying is a prerequisite to escaping.

Sound interesting? Great, because we've partnered up with Blumhouse to give away 500 (count 'em: 500) codes for Eyes of Hellfire. Between August 29 and September 9, 500 lucky forums users can get their hands on a code for the game. Oh, and fear not: you don't also need four lucky friends to stand a chance of playing—if you own a copy of it on Steam, you can use the Friend's Pass to get your pals in on the action.

To claim your code, start by:

• Comment in this thread and tell us your favorite co-op moment in gaming history.
• Follow the instructions in our Gleam widget to claim your code.
  • (Make sure you read the terms and conditions in the Gleam widget, too!)

We only have 500 codes, so don’t wait!

One of my favorite coop moments in gaming history was from playing the dlc for Far Cry 5. Played through the Vietnam dlc with an online friend and had some much fun. We dided quit a few times but it was probably the most fun part of the game

 

[André Roberto tavares]

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I once read somewhere—on the internet, so it must be true—that your eyes have a thing called 'immune privilege.' In essence, your body's immune system lets your eyes get away with all sorts of stuff because if it behaved normally, causing swelling and/or high temperatures when your eyes got poorly, there's a risk it'd interfere with your vision or damage your eyesight long-term.

Which is cool. Anyway, I mention this because I think even your immune system would have to drop that laissez-faire attitude if you developed Eyes of Hellfire, which is both a painful Biblical curse and a co-op horror videogame out of Blumhouse. You and up to four friends (outrageous; who has four friends?) find yourselves trapped in the headquarters of the Hellfire Club, based on real-life Irish legends of a fancy-yet-sinister secret society, and must explore until you find your way out. Also, don't die. Not dying is a prerequisite to escaping.

Sound interesting? Great, because we've partnered up with Blumhouse to give away 500 (count 'em: 500) codes for Eyes of Hellfire. Between August 29 and September 9, 500 lucky forums users can get their hands on a code for the game. Oh, and fear not: you don't also need four lucky friends to stand a chance of playing—if you own a copy of it on Steam, you can use the Friend's Pass to get your pals in on the action.

To claim your code, start by:

• Comment in this thread and tell us your favorite co-op moment in gaming history.
• Follow the instructions in our Gleam widget to claim your code.
  • (Make sure you read the terms and conditions in the Gleam widget, too!)

We only have 500 codes, so don’t wait!

My favorite co-op moment was playing Elden Ring with my brother and killing the Radahn Consort of Miquella after several attempts

 

[BaryPlayz007]

Probably my favorite moment is where I defend some flag in BFV with my friend and we held off dozens of enemies on that one jungle map of USA vs Japan. We held on as long as we can but j dont remember if we won or not

 

[EricaIsCoded]

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I once read somewhere—on the internet, so it must be true—that your eyes have a thing called 'immune privilege.' In essence, your body's immune system lets your eyes get away with all sorts of stuff because if it behaved normally, causing swelling and/or high temperatures when your eyes got poorly, there's a risk it'd interfere with your vision or damage your eyesight long-term.

Which is cool. Anyway, I mention this because I think even your immune system would have to drop that laissez-faire attitude if you developed Eyes of Hellfire, which is both a painful Biblical curse and a co-op horror videogame out of Blumhouse. You and up to four friends (outrageous; who has four friends?) find yourselves trapped in the headquarters of the Hellfire Club, based on real-life Irish legends of a fancy-yet-sinister secret society, and must explore until you find your way out. Also, don't die. Not dying is a prerequisite to escaping.

Sound interesting? Great, because we've partnered up with Blumhouse to give away 500 (count 'em: 500) codes for Eyes of Hellfire. Between August 29 and September 9, 500 lucky forums users can get their hands on a code for the game. Oh, and fear not: you don't also need four lucky friends to stand a chance of playing—if you own a copy of it on Steam, you can use the Friend's Pass to get your pals in on the action.

To claim your code, start by:

• Comment in this thread and tell us your favorite co-op moment in gaming history.
• Follow the instructions in our Gleam widget to claim your code.
  • (Make sure you read the terms and conditions in the Gleam widget, too!)

We only have 500 codes, so don’t wait!

I'm not sure if it counts as a co-op moment as it's more of a raid but the greatest was LEROY JENKINS.

 

[Xuthos]

How can you talk about greatest co op moments and LEROY JENKINS!!! not be mentioned the war craft moment that started it all lol.

 

[Xxhjxx]

Ne and mu budy and two bot died because of a one car tank hitted that ABD we all died 🤦🏽

 

[Eudoxia]

playing through the whole of BG3 with my partner who usually thinks all games are "too boring"

 

[dopameanie]

My favorite co-op moment was probably tearing that elephant apart in it takes two

 

[lolskol]

My best co-op moment was playing Deep Rock Galactic with friend

 

[astarrgames]

Keywe with my partner! It's much better than Overcooked.

 

[Gridsquid]

goin crazy on the final boss in split fiction with my boi

 

[Emperion]

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I once read somewhere—on the internet, so it must be true—that your eyes have a thing called 'immune privilege.' In essence, your body's immune system lets your eyes get away with all sorts of stuff because if it behaved normally, causing swelling and/or high temperatures when your eyes got poorly, there's a risk it'd interfere with your vision or damage your eyesight long-term.

Which is cool. Anyway, I mention this because I think even your immune system would have to drop that laissez-faire attitude if you developed Eyes of Hellfire, which is both a painful Biblical curse and a co-op horror videogame out of Blumhouse. You and up to four friends (outrageous; who has four friends?) find yourselves trapped in the headquarters of the Hellfire Club, based on real-life Irish legends of a fancy-yet-sinister secret society, and must explore until you find your way out. Also, don't die. Not dying is a prerequisite to escaping.

Sound interesting? Great, because we've partnered up with Blumhouse to give away 500 (count 'em: 500) codes for Eyes of Hellfire. Between August 29 and September 9, 500 lucky forums users can get their hands on a code for the game. Oh, and fear not: you don't also need four lucky friends to stand a chance of playing—if you own a copy of it on Steam, you can use the Friend's Pass to get your pals in on the action.

To claim your code, start by:

• Comment in this thread and tell us your favorite co-op moment in gaming history.
• Follow the instructions in our Gleam widget to claim your code.
  • (Make sure you read the terms and conditions in the Gleam widget, too!)

We only have 500 codes, so don’t wait!

My Best co op moment is when my cousin and i beat double dragon on a super Nintendo!

 

[RomanZ]

Favorite Co-Op memory has to be playing Pummel Party with my friends and enjoying the chaos of learning and experiencing each new game board.

 

[Dark Light]

Getting to the chopper...

 

[KavaJava]

Probably running Pit of Heresy for Xenophage in Destiny 2. That dungeon is great and having like-minded friends at the time made it such a blast

 

[junikiwami]

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I once read somewhere—on the internet, so it must be true—that your eyes have a thing called 'immune privilege.' In essence, your body's immune system lets your eyes get away with all sorts of stuff because if it behaved normally, causing swelling and/or high temperatures when your eyes got poorly, there's a risk it'd interfere with your vision or damage your eyesight long-term.

Which is cool. Anyway, I mention this because I think even your immune system would have to drop that laissez-faire attitude if you developed Eyes of Hellfire, which is both a painful Biblical curse and a co-op horror videogame out of Blumhouse. You and up to four friends (outrageous; who has four friends?) find yourselves trapped in the headquarters of the Hellfire Club, based on real-life Irish legends of a fancy-yet-sinister secret society, and must explore until you find your way out. Also, don't die. Not dying is a prerequisite to escaping.

Sound interesting? Great, because we've partnered up with Blumhouse to give away 500 (count 'em: 500) codes for Eyes of Hellfire. Between August 29 and September 9, 500 lucky forums users can get their hands on a code for the game. Oh, and fear not: you don't also need four lucky friends to stand a chance of playing—if you own a copy of it on Steam, you can use the Friend's Pass to get your pals in on the action.

To claim your code, start by:

• Comment in this thread and tell us your favorite co-op moment in gaming history.
• Follow the instructions in our Gleam widget to claim your code.
  • (Make sure you read the terms and conditions in the Gleam widget, too!)

We only have 500 codes, so don’t wait!

playing resident evil 5 or 6 and missing one of the cutscene qte's. its funny every time

 

[Eainix]

Favorite co op moment? Having my buddy help me steal skill books in divinity original sin 2. Felt amazing to pull off pickpocketing as a duo.

 

[SHaines]

My Best co op moment is when my cousin and i beat double dragon on a super Nintendo!

I dumped so many quarters into that game. I was a big fan of the back elbow move/strike.

 

[Sarge]

My personal favorite? I'd say the ending in A Way Out. Pretty emotional story imo 🥹
Edit: Oh wait, a bunch of people have "robbed" the codes; i.e. not even commenting in the thread 🙄

 

[jwmb429]

I don´t have a special one. I recently started to play co-op games like Valorant, Apex Legend, and I find them kind of hard for me, but I keep trying to get better!

 

[jhr76]

Playing Bad Company 2 on PS3 with a guy from work while communicating through bluetooth, just plain fun. Good times.

 

[frankenmullet]

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I once read somewhere—on the internet, so it must be true—that your eyes have a thing called 'immune privilege.' In essence, your body's immune system lets your eyes get away with all sorts of stuff because if it behaved normally, causing swelling and/or high temperatures when your eyes got poorly, there's a risk it'd interfere with your vision or damage your eyesight long-term.

Which is cool. Anyway, I mention this because I think even your immune system would have to drop that laissez-faire attitude if you developed Eyes of Hellfire, which is both a painful Biblical curse and a co-op horror videogame out of Blumhouse. You and up to four friends (outrageous; who has four friends?) find yourselves trapped in the headquarters of the Hellfire Club, based on real-life Irish legends of a fancy-yet-sinister secret society, and must explore until you find your way out. Also, don't die. Not dying is a prerequisite to escaping.

Sound interesting? Great, because we've partnered up with Blumhouse to give away 500 (count 'em: 500) codes for Eyes of Hellfire. Between August 29 and September 9, 500 lucky forums users can get their hands on a code for the game. Oh, and fear not: you don't also need four lucky friends to stand a chance of playing—if you own a copy of it on Steam, you can use the Friend's Pass to get your pals in on the action.

To claim your code, start by:

• Comment in this thread and tell us your favorite co-op moment in gaming history.
• Follow the instructions in our Gleam widget to claim your code.
  • (Make sure you read the terms and conditions in the Gleam widget, too!)

We only have 500 codes, so don’t wait!

My favorite co-op moments are spent with the people most important to me. I could be playing the most god awful game ever made and still have fun as long as they are there.

 

[sodita77]

Obscure II was my fav coop game, gold times