REZ PLZ

2/10 on the slow side and playing alone will have you doing the same things over and over cause you need to move each person one at a time

Good death stuff minus some camera bugs. better enjoyed with infinite lifes because of bugs that sometimes take a while to debug but stick at it and you can move on. coop works well. mostly turn-based like in the single player

I actually did enjoy playing this game. The puzzles were fun and the mechanics were good, and I really wish I could recommend it and give it a thumbs up, but I can't. I never actually finished the game. First play through I got to around 60% complete before my save game disappeared, and then second play through I almost finished it, last level (I think) before the game crashed and my save disappeared....... Needless to say I'm not going to try a third time. So, although it was fun, magically disappearing save files and many hours lost seriously dampen the mood. Also worth mentioning that I played this solely on the Steam Deck (through a TV) and it worked straight of of the box....... I don't believe the disappearing saves was anything to do with the Steam Deck as one of the videos I watched for the game the streamer had the same issue.

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I played it solo only and I had a good time. It's a nice puzzle plat-former that reminds me a lot of of the game "Lost Vikings." Definitely a hidden gem that deserves a little more attention from gamers.

Fun until it isn't. Cute idea, enjoyed it at first, but a game breaking bug ruins it. No Cave November has an unclear section where you steer fireballs to advance. Immediately after that there's a trigger to the right you need to light to advance. I tried steering a fireball just over the wall and by positioning the other player at the goal, you can hit the trigger with a redirected fireball. Cool, right? Nope, doesn't ignite. Alright, I'm running out of ideas, maybe I need to light myself on fire to light the trigger on fire and advance. Nope, that doesn't work, I burn to death. Alright, I've banged my head enough to watch a walk-through...and you're supposed to light yourself on fire to light the trigger on fire to advance. Except it doesn't work after you've hit that trigger with a redirected fireball, it simply won't ignite. Used all my remaining lives doing exactly what the walk-through does. Apparently redirecting a fireball, which is a clever and difficult way to hit the trigger item with fire, prevents the trigger from igniting at all. If the game had continued being the kind of game you can enjoy without a walk-through, I'd have stuck with it as a fun enough…