DUAL PROTOCOL: The Case of Eva & Miles

Pretty bad, story doesn't make sense, too short, ending sucks. In the garbage bin

I like the idea of a multi-player game that requires communication, but this one isn't it. The second instance of driving finally made my co-op partner and I quit.

A really fun little game with good puzzles that are honestly easy if you're paying attention, even more so if your partner is also a good puzzler. You are given everything you need at each stage to solve them, the rest is up to you. Looking forward to more games this of this nature!

I received this game for free through Keymailer, and played with one of my friends. This is a game that I had wishlisted a while ago, so even if I had not received for free, I would have paid my own money to play this. My friend and I both LOVE co-op puzzle games, and a little murder mystery, so this was right up our alley! Overall we both really enjoyed this. The puzzles weren't too easy, but weren't too difficult to figure out either. We did not experience any game performance issues and both streamed our playthrough live, so I would say as long as you have the specified specs or higher, you shouldn't have any issues. I did find the co-op layout of this to be unique! This is not a local OR online co-op game, you actually don't need to be connected to internet to play this - you just need a way to chat with your partner and see your separate screens. I will say that as the person who didn't "solve" the case, I did not get to see the ending because of this unique connection, which is a bit of a bummer, but my partner did read the ending we received. The only other note we had was in the consistency of dates, as one of the early puzzles uses the D/M/Y format where the rest of the…

♥♥♥ guzel! Fun game.

I love the premise of this game and appreciate that the puzzles are cooperative, but the actual gameplay consists of a boring story, frustrating controls, and some puzzles that don't seem to have much rhyme or reason. There's very little room for exploration in the environments other than just randomly clicking until something responds. There are key story elements that go nowhere and can't be explored further. Probably my biggest frustration is a puzzle that requires turning on old record players, which is supposed to be so loud it makes everything in the house shake. In reality, the entire screen shakes non stop, resulting in a visual nightmare until it's over. I wish I had stopped earlier so I could request a refund.