The Inseparables

It's really hardcore, but with good nearby hands it should be quite doable

[quote][b][url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asset_flip]Warning: Asset Flip![/url][/b] The Inseparables is an asset flip, or what Valve calls a "Fake Game". The "developer" paid for/pirated someone else's example/template/tutorial game, changed the name/reskinned a couple of things, and submitted it to Valve as if it was their own game.[/quote] This is another asset flip from Atomic Fabrik/Gamesforgames (using more shell accounts because some of his accounts were banned for review manipulation). At face value it looks like just another GameMaker Studio pixelcrap platformer nobody wants, but any deeper inspection beyond glancing at the store page shows this is really one of those nasty "fake games". Heck, the asset flip is so lazy, there's an "About" section in the menu for the developer to put their name and stuff, and Atomic Fabrik just left it blank... that's how blatantly fake this is. Outside of that, this is just a collection of garbage stock pixelcrap assets dumped on a stolen GameMaker Studio platformer template, with fake paid reviews and an obscene price tag slapped on a fake game... yeah, this is a scam using review manipulation to defraud gamers into buying a fake p…

I completed the entire game, but unfortunately there are no achievements for it :s. It's certainly not a negative, but just an unpleasant fact. The platformer is fun and challenging, enough to play for an evening. For the price, it's acceptable. It's a shame I don't have any friends to fully experience the co-op mode, so I have to play through it with one character, then with the other. The music isn't top-notch, but it's not bad either.

The Inseparables is an indie platforming game developed and published by Gamesforgames that focuses heavily on cooperative gameplay and precise movement. Designed as a challenging side-scrolling experience, the game revolves around the concept that two characters must rely on each other to overcome a series of dangerous levels filled with traps and environmental hazards. The central idea behind the game is simple but effective: the characters are inseparable, meaning their success depends entirely on coordination, careful timing, and mutual support. Rather than allowing players to act independently, the game’s mechanics constantly remind them that both characters must survive and progress together. At its core, the gameplay draws inspiration from classic 2D platformers, combining traditional movement mechanics such as jumping, timing, and navigating obstacles with a cooperative twist. Players guide their characters across levels filled with spikes, moving platforms, and other environmental dangers that require precise control to avoid. Each stage acts as a carefully constructed obstacle course where even the smallest mistake can result in failure. The levels demand patience and co…

It's a hardcore 2D platformer focused on local co-op: you control two characters separately to reach the finish line and proceed to the next level. Each level offers different challenges to overcome.

Quite a complex platformer with two characters. We take turns going through the lane for both of them, or you can call a friend for local co-op. Then it will be much more fun, but also more difficult.