It Takes Two

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I noticed there is no thread on here about this game (apart from a question about getting the gamepad to work) so thought it was worth creating one.

I completed this at the start of last year with my son, and as a rule I don't replay story-driven games. However he really wanted to play it again so we started again.

I think it's an excellent game, proper co-op puzzles married to a nice art style, humour, silly minigames, varied level design (helped by having different unique skills on different levels) etc. The storyline is kind of silly but it tugs at the heartstrings a bit at the same time - they've basically managed to make a game about an everyday problem (marital breakdown) feel fun and interesting against that backdrop. I'd really recommend people try this game in co-op (included in game pass / EA play if you have that). I'm not a fan of platform games but despite having a lot of parkour it keeps things fun with the little puzzles and being pretty forgiving about deaths (it's rare you lose much progress due to dying).

I'm sat here trying to think of the last game I played that was this good and really struggling to come up with something recent, maybe Doom (2016) or AC: Black Flag. Whilst inevitably the game doesn't hit quite as hard second time around, it's quite nice to race through it a bit more without worrying too much about cutscenes, or getting stuck as often with the puzzles.
 
It is an excellent coop game to play with your kids I found, I played it with a combination of my lad and younger daughter, you can see the huge amount of dedication and effort that the developers have put into the game, some brilliant scenes and fun mini games throughout and the graphics are so well designed. I don't play games much nowadays but thoroughly enjoyed that one. So good to see quality games like this away from generic fps.
 
It's a fantastic game. Extremely deep and varied. The mini games are hours of fun on their own.

Brilliant puzzles, artwork, tasks etc.

I've played it through with both my kids and it's a really good bonding experience, as well as great fun.
 
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Yeah a very good game, played it through with my daughter and then we did 'Unravel Two', also played 'Brothers: a Tale of Two Sons' with my lad when he was about 8, he cried at the end.

Nice game to create good memories with
 
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