Up to four players can co-operate through the game’s mercifully short campaign, and you’ll need them because Scourge Project’s AI is, quite literally, the worst I have ever seen in a game. Enemies and allies alike possess the reasoning ability of a goldfish being swung around on the end of some string. Most of the time, both sides of the fight are content to run around the map without any reasoning behind their actions. AI partners won’t revive each other when they fall, and they only revive the player if they feel like it. Sometimes I’ll be downed — which happens often because characters have the HP of a fly — and an ally will simply stand and watch.