2025 has been a quietly solid year for co-op video games. From the masterclass that was Split Fiction, to the hilarious chaos of Peak, the beauty of LEGO Voyagers, and the aggressive action of ...

Designed to help visually impaired people walk safely down a busy street, the Biped would not be as capable as it is today without using hardware and software from Honda's self-driving cars. Software ...

Self-driving cars already utilize cameras to avoid collisions with other vehicles or pedestrians. Well, the biped wearable device applies that same principle to guiding the blind as they walk along ...

Biped 2 raises the stakes with expanded multiplayer, including four-player co-op for the first time, new robots, missions, and stunning new biomes. Players will encounter even more challenging puzzles ...

Two little bipedal robots, Aku and Sila, will walk side by side and embark on a fun and bonding journey. You control the robot's two legs using two sticks or left and right mouse buttons. This allows ...

Humanoids are the hardest. Atlas is the state of the art, and you might think that because Atlas has solved backflips, building a full-sized biped robot that can just walk around should be easy by now ...

Robotics projects are always a favorite for hackers. Being able to almost literally bring your project to life evokes a special kind of joy that really drives our wildest imaginations. We imagine this ...

How would you like to have your own AT-ST walker from Star Wars: Return of the Jedi? Well, the just-announced Tron 1 biped robot is the next-best thing. It's just a wee bit smaller than a walker, plus ...

META Publishing and developer NExT Studios will release Biped for Xbox One via the Microsoft Store on September 18. The PC version will also be made available via the Microsoft Store. The cooperative ...

Oh, sequels, what a tribulation you are for both gamers and developers alike. Sometimes a follow-up captures everything you loved about the original game and then manages to expand, develop and refine ...

Biped is a cute physics-based co-op puzzler with a distinctive difference; its control scheme. It’s like a peanut butter and jam sandwich, you’ll either love it and demand seconds or want to flush it ...