Come Together

I liked the game overall. The idea is very simple and I found it interesting: you have 2 players that you have to connect and the player constantly changes. I've been watching developer's videos lately and decided to try demo first, but I dropped it to play the full version that I think is miles better at this point. I didn't really find the game too difficult, especially after spending some time in demo. After stage 1 I was able to almost flawlessly control two players so I don't think it's necessary to play in coop. Compared to demo this version is good in terms of difficulty. For example both versions have that level with red blocks, and in demo its way too hard IMO. But in full game I needed 4 attempts, it also has a checkpoint here. I managed to get to the middle of stage 3 (out of 5) in like 1 and a half hour. So I think you will need solid 2.5-3.5 hours to fully finish the main game mode (without collecting stuff, just reaching the final level). Now for some things I didn't like: 1. Demo was more straight-to-the-point in terms of new mechanics: in both versions you learn most of the stuff through the dialogues, but here we have a new thing called "mechanics book" that basically lists everything you have unlocked. And I don't mind, it's really nice to have an access to everything even in the middle of the game. But sometimes when unlocking a new mechanic the game just tells you: "this is the mechanic, here is how it works, go find the keyboard bindings in the mechanics book". I don't understand why. Just tell me right away like demo does okay? I only want to open the book when I really need it. Also, sometimes you are prompted with these options when you unlock something new: "Tell me about it", "Don't tell me, I will read about it in the mechanics book", and "Nah, don't tell me anything at all, I know everything". Why is that even a thing? Other than that, it's good and helpful. 2. I didn't reach stages 4 and 5 yet, but I wish stage 1 was not the only one that has so much attention to details. All the fancy effects are gone in stage 2. But I guess its just an early access stuff. Just complaining. It's not like the levels are entirely empty. 3. The game crashed one time when I tried to enter the level. Maybe its because I opened the overlay? Don't know, but everything was stable after that. Thats it I think. I can really recommend the game, it's really fun and enjoyable. Kinda relaxing even. A few flaws here and there that I listed, but they don't make the game terrible or unplayable.