Why not two players shared/split screen?

[Kinetic Bullet]

I understand this game was designed with single player in mind. It would have been really nice if two players could play this game.

My daughter and I love playing puzzle games together. We finished It Takes Two game and had so so much fun going thru the story together. Everyday we would play for like an hour until it's over.

[Steve]

Originally posted by bLuNt_wAcO:

I understand this game was designed with single player in mind. It would have been really nice if two players could play this game.

My daughter and I love playing puzzle games together. We finished It Takes Two game and had so so much fun going thru the story together. Everyday we would play for like an hour until it's over.

That is a lovely idea, but we will be launching Tin Hearts in VR later this year and that does tend to lean more toward a single-player experience.

[Kinetic Bullet]

Originally posted by Steve:

Originally posted by bLuNt_wAcO:

I understand this game was designed with single player in mind. It would have been really nice if two players could play this game.

My daughter and I love playing puzzle games together. We finished It Takes Two game and had so so much fun going thru the story together. Everyday we would play for like an hour until it's over.

That is a lovely idea, but we will be launching Tin Hearts in VR later this year and that does tend to lean more toward a single-player experience.

I would pay extra for co-op

[Alezul]

Oh man, i was hoping this was like a "It takes two" kind of local co-op experience.

Even steam recommends this game to me, saying it's similar to "it takes two" and portal 2, both local co-op.

[Scythe]

Thank you for the suggestion bLuNt_wAcO.

As a father of two myself, I love to read this kind of comment (and I am also a huge fan of It Takes Two 🙂). The game has very much designed to be enjoyed in a group context where multiple people will sit around the screen and try to work out through the problems. I am currently playing it like this myself with my little ones and we're having a great time passing the controller around and working through the puzzles.

This is a different experience to It Takes Two where you can both be playing at the same time, but I do recommend you give it a go, I think yourself and your daughter will have an equally great time once you get into it 🙂

Originally posted by bLuNt_wAcO:

I understand this game was designed with single player in mind. It would have been really nice if two players could play this game.

My daughter and I love playing puzzle games together. We finished It Takes Two game and had so so much fun going thru the story together. Everyday we would play for like an hour until it's over.

[Kinetic Bullet]

Originally posted by Scythe:

Thank you for the suggestion bLuNt_wAcO.

As a father of two myself, I love to read this kind of comment (and I am also a huge fan of It Takes Two 🙂). The game has very much designed to be enjoyed in a group context where multiple people will sit around the screen and try to work out through the problems. I am currently playing it like this myself with my little ones and we're having a great time passing the controller around and working through the puzzles.

This is a different experience to It Takes Two where you can both be playing at the same time, but I do recommend you give it a go, I think yourself and your daughter will have an equally great time once you get into it 🙂

Originally posted by bLuNt_wAcO:

I understand this game was designed with single player in mind. It would have been really nice if two players could play this game.

My daughter and I love playing puzzle games together. We finished It Takes Two game and had so so much fun going thru the story together. Everyday we would play for like an hour until it's over.

I'm ecstatic to see the developer of this game who is also a father shares the same sentiment as I. I will get it and let you know how it goes.
Thanks,

[Scythe]

Originally posted by bLuNt_wAcO:

Originally posted by Scythe:

Thank you for the suggestion bLuNt_wAcO.

As a father of two myself, I love to read this kind of comment (and I am also a huge fan of It Takes Two 🙂). The game has very much designed to be enjoyed in a group context where multiple people will sit around the screen and try to work out through the problems. I am currently playing it like this myself with my little ones and we're having a great time passing the controller around and working through the puzzles.

This is a different experience to It Takes Two where you can both be playing at the same time, but I do recommend you give it a go, I think yourself and your daughter will have an equally great time once you get into it 🙂

I'm ecstatic to see the developer of this game who is also a father shares the same sentiment as I. I will get it and let you know how it goes.
Thanks,

🙏