Two Cubes

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"Two Cubes" is a cooperative 2-player puzzle-platformer game that requires both players to own the game. Each player can only interact with objects of their assigned color , and must work together to complete the 30 unique levels. The game offers support for multiple types of color-blindness, including Deuteranopia, Protanopia, and Tritanopia.

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97%

Audience ScoreBased on 155 reviews

gameplay7 positive mentions

The game offers a fun and engaging co-op experience with creative level design and challenging puzzles.
It's a great value for its price, providing about an hour of enjoyable gameplay that can strengthen friendships.
The introduction of new mechanics keeps the gameplay fresh and entertaining, making it a delightful experience overall.

The game is relatively short, with many players wishing for more levels or content.
The boat level is particularly frustrating for some players, leading to moments of anger and questioning friendships.
There are issues with lag and color design that can hinder intuitive gameplay for some users.

gameplay
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The gameplay is praised for its innovative mechanics and engaging puzzles that add depth and variety, particularly in challenging levels. However, many players express a desire for more content, noting that the overall gameplay duration feels relatively short despite its high quality. The inclusion of native online co-op further enhances the experience.
- “I found that it did great in introducing new mechanics, keeping the gameplay fresh and engaging.”
- “I particularly appreciated the game's innovative approach to puzzles, introducing new mechanics that added depth to the gameplay.”
- “Explores some really fun mechanics and has native online co-op.”
- “However, the desire for more content is evident, as the current gameplay duration feels relatively short.”
- “Some hard levels with different mechanics.”
- “However, the desire for more content is evident, as the current gameplay duration feels relatively short.”