Exit Together

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Exit Together is a single player and multiplayer action game. It was developed by Çınar's Art and was released on May 29, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

Enter an unusual 1960s office, trapped in a loop. In this 1-6 player co-op or single-player adventure, you'll explore rooms 0 to 9, where anomalies may appear in some rooms but not all. Objects shift, disappear, or appear where they don’t belong, and it’s up to you to find them. Solve puzzles, avoid deadly traps, and find all anomalies to progress. The eerie atmosphere keeps you on edge, with each…

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Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

gameplay2 negative mentions

The game features a fun and engaging anomaly detection system that requires players to pay attention and think critically.
The first half of the game is highly enjoyable, with clever anomalies and a rewarding gameplay loop that can be played with friends.
The game offers a unique experience with a mix of puzzle-solving and platforming elements, keeping the gameplay fresh and tense.

The second half of the game is criticized for being long, tedious, and lacking quality of life features, such as effective checkpoints.
Players have reported technical issues, including frame rate drops and problems with multiplayer functionality.
Some anomalies can be frustrating or annoying, detracting from the overall experience and making certain sections feel unnecessarily difficult.

gameplay
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The gameplay is praised for its engaging mechanics, featuring a two-part structure that includes a "find and mark anomaly" system, which may require some adjustment. Additionally, the option to play with up to six friends enhances the experience, making it a fun multiplayer activity.
- “Amazing gameplay.”
- “The game is split into two parts, and it takes a bit to get used to the marking mechanic.”
- “The first part is your typical 'find anomaly, mark anomaly' type of gameplay, but with the ability to play with up to 6 friends.”
story
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The story is generally considered acceptable, but players express frustration with the game's checkpoint system, which undermines their progress and makes the experience feel repetitive and frustrating. There is hope for future updates to enhance the narrative and gameplay experience.
- “Hopefully there will be stuff added or something so it is less simulatory. The story plot was fine, but the checkpoints didn't work. Even though my screen said 'checkpoint unlocked', all the hard work to get to where I was felt useless as I had to do it again and again every time I died.”
grinding
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be long, tedious, and difficult, often expressing frustration that it detracts from their overall enjoyment and the intended experience of the game.
- “It's long, tedious, difficult, and not what I bought this game to do.”
- “Did I mention the tedious?”