- December 11, 2018
- Other Tales
- 2h median play time
Tick Tock: A Tale for Two
Platforms
About
"Tick Tock: A Tale for Two" is a co-op puzzle adventure game where players must work together to uncover the secrets of a mysterious clockwork world. Each player has a unique perspective on the game world, and must communicate and coordinate to solve puzzles and progress. With no correct way to solve each puzzle, players are encouraged to think creatively and work together to unravel the story.











- Unique co-op gameplay that requires communication and teamwork.
- Challenging puzzles that provide a satisfying sense of accomplishment.
- Beautiful art style and intriguing story that keeps players engaged.
- Very short playtime, typically around 1.5 to 2 hours.
- Ending feels abrupt and can be perceived as mocking players for their time spent.
- Limited replayability as puzzles remain the same in subsequent playthroughs.
story
1,990 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Tick Tock: A Tale for Two" is generally described as intriguing and engaging, with a unique cooperative narrative that unfolds through puzzle-solving. However, many players found the ending unsatisfying or abrupt, leaving them wanting more depth and resolution. While some appreciated the dark and eerie atmosphere, others felt the story lacked clarity and coherence, making it difficult to fully invest in the narrative. Overall, the game is seen as a charming experience, particularly for couples or friends, but with notable shortcomings in storytelling.
“The story is intriguing and ominous, and the ending is quite clever (imo).”
“The story was really cool and creepy at times (...I got chills at the end), the gameplay is very smooth, puzzles are fun, and the art style is gorgeous!”
“The story was amazing!!”
“The story was built up really well but disappointed me when it came to the end.”
“The main one being the lack of clarity with the story.”
“The game could have been better, and I would recommend looking for another game with a better story to play instead.”