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have you ever heard of the game "lord of the rings: conquest"? its a great game but its a little hard to find. its perfect for no online. there is a game mode kind of like black ops combat training. but way funner. your the normal soldier in this game. not frodo or argon. however you can earn them. its quite. fun. not much of a campaign all-though.

I heard solid issues approximately SOCOM 4. I heard the aggressive modes have been lacking, yet that the co-op became into fairly solid. Kane And Lynch a million and a couple of have been the two fairly relaxing to. the full tale is carried out in 2 participant co-op, with one participant being Kane, and the different controls Lynch. i've got been loving Dungeon Defenders at the instant. it fairly is a fifteen greenback DLC game from the psstore. (there's a demo out, so try before you purchase) it fairly is a 4 participant co-op (domestically, or on line) hack n' cut down, tower protection game. Sacred 2 is yet another one that includes recommendations. it fairly is plenty like the previous Champion of Norrath video games from the PS2. The lost Planet sequence. Very relaxing action shooter video games, with on line co-op. The monsters you combat are super, and terrifying. Borderlands is super game besides. it fairly is like Diablo meets Fallout.

Ummm Killzone 3 has co op offline. That and F.E.A.R. 3 which just came out 2 weeks ago. Thats just off the top of my head. I have both. I would prefer fear 3, theres 2 totally different characters to play with.

And i know you said with no online, most games have online these days, its like a must. These games do too.

FEAR 3. Honestly it is such a good game. The horror element has decreased since FEAR 2..but some startling parts still occur. In case you didnt know its a 1st person shooter/horror. The campaign is great and 2 player coop as Point Man and Paxxton Fettel. Go check some vids on youtube but you should really consider if your into that kind of genre.

I am not really sure what you are looking for, but gamescales offers co-op reviews for some games, they have a small list right now, but their website said that they are making their co-op reviews a top priority and they will be adding a lot more int he upcoming months, you might find something there now or later http://www.gamescales.com/Co-op-Reviews.html

Borderlands has co-op for both online and offline play.