Unravel Two

very good co-op game, I wish it was longer

Masterpiece

Great couch coop game. Scratches "It Takes Two" itch.

Nice game to play in couple, but some parts are very frustrating because too difficult, some elements are not visible / not clear with elements you can interact with or because the game skips some controller inputs, like the jump.
I would have expected a more relaxing adventure, similar to It Takes Two

Nice concept of coop and a pretty way of story telling.

Very much like It Takes Two, Unravel Two has a heavy emphasis on team work. Every puzzle requires both players to work together to solve, and solving said quests feels nice and rewarding. All puzzles are cleverly centered around the physics of the yarn that binds the two playable characters. This made the controls feel a little confusing at first, but adapted to over time. The game not only looks great, but is also quiet in a charmingly peaceful way. This leads to the storyline taking somewhat of a backseat, but that's okay because the game is not really trying to be a narrative-led experience. It's a cute and relatively short team-based game. However, it is held back by some glaring issues that prevent me from wanting to replay it. I felt that some sections were a bit too unforgiving at times, leading to much frustration given the lack of checkpoints in some areas. The fact that your character can very easily blend in with the environment led to some very unfair deaths. Though the majority of the puzzles are good, some are overly abstract, leading to some head-scratching moments borderlining on pure irritation at times. All these annoyances become more frequent and obvious as the game reaches its conclusion. This and the fact that there isn't really an engaging storyline to keep you hooked, just had us wanting the game to end sooner rather than later.