Double Trouble
NDOgames · 2022 · Exploration, 3D Platformer, Collectathon, Sandbox, City Builder
PC
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About Double Trouble
Meet Olivia and Elodie, two sisters on an adventure in an infinite imaginary landscape. Can you help them work together in order to discover what secrets are in store?Elodie is tasked with collecting food and luring out animals while Olivia guides animals to farms. Doing so builds up cute little towns as far as the eye can see!
Progression system
The world starts out simple but soon you'll uncover more types of food, more kinds of animals and who knows what else?
Infinite procedural world
The world of Double Trouble is carefully procedurally generated with different biomes to unlock and discover. No two game sessions are ever the same!
Simple controls, stress-free gameplay
Double Trouble is developed for (and tested by!) the youngest of gamers. Simple controls, colorful visuals and stress-free gameplay are sure to keep your little one engaged as they pick up a gamepad/keyboard for the first time!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Nice game for young children, my son is 4 years old and can already play this independently. Graphics looks nice and the sounds are great. A real game to introduce your children to gaming. Play it on the Steam Deck, which I now regularly have to hand over to my son. Too bad you can't play Split screen so we can play it together, there are already 2 characters to play with. Maybe something for the future?3 found this helpful
Great game for kids, hard enough to keep them entertained up to maybe 6-yrs old1 found this helpful
A fun game for my kids aged 3-5, runs great on steam deck, charming voice sfx. Only thing missing is two player support.
This is a nice game for kids, but the character ''switch'' button doesn't work on my PS Dualshock 4 controller, so we had to play on keyboard.
My 4yo plays this and sort of likes it. It's too easy to get lost, though. A smaller map would be a little more user friendly.
My 4yo really likes this game! It's simple enough for him to play with a controller, but I do wish it had a little more structure (like not having an infinite map). Great for kids, though!
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