It Takes Two – -apkrig

A new two-player cooperative adventure from Hazelight Studios will arrive next month, so it’s time for a trailer to get you started. In It Takes Two, you take on a divorcing couple: Cody and May. Together they have a little daughter who really wants her parents to stay together. And her wish will come true – Mom and Dad will magically turn into toys, and in order to take the curse off, they must learn to find common ground again.

According to development manager Josef Fares, no two situations in the game are the same. It Takes Two doesn’t want to bore you with its mechanics, so don’t expect it to pull all the aces up its sleeve in the first ten minutes and do the same for the next 15 hours.

Of course, you will jump, race, fight and fly, but also talk to squirrels, use magnets to transport or glide on a frozen lake. Due to the cooperative nature of the game, expect a situational split of the screen, but also a change of perspective. The game is even supposed to be so variable that Fares has offered a thousand dollars to someone who will be bored with It Takes Two, because he can’t surprise him with some new mechanics. But the person in question must be honest.

On the other hand, Fares’ previous A Way Out of those mechanics sometimes had too much footage for its relatively short footage. It’s not over when you try to get used to a special driving model, which is in the game twice everywhere, or you get stuck in a mini-game with a piano and you just want to strum when your partner wants to move on. It Takes Two will probably strengthen this ADHD element.

As with A Way Out, Hazelight Studios maintains a model where a pair of players can play with a single copy. You can invite the other person to the online cooperation and he will download the game for free. Well, of course, a second driver is enough for local cooperation.

It Takes Two will be released on March 26, 2021 on PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Series X | S, and on PC via Steam and Origin.