Get Together: A Coop Adventure

Played through this game with my 10 yr old daughter. Made for some great Daddy/Daughter gaming. It was fun, puzzles were challenging, but not too hard overall. Had to ask Mom for some outside input a coupe times, but we had a great time. Would definitely recommend.

..if you like describing the same symbols to your partner all over again, this game might be for you. I for my part was disappointed. It has potential and I like the mechanic of starting a game separately and just play the other side, but there could have been so much more. Different colours, symbols out off different mythologies, number combinations, describing animals or constellations and much more. I strongly recommand "Tick Tock: A Tale for Two" instead.

Totally enjoyed this game with my friend, we had to work together ( ha like the name says) to complete puzzles and get though the game. Would recommend as a quick way to spend a hour or so ( depending on how long it takes to solve the puzzles). only con is price for the amount of time played (IMO)

So... basically it is a very pretty game which gets repetitive really fast. You walk around and describe the same symbols to your partner the whole time figuring out puzzles together. The difficulty of the puzzles is actually surprisingly high and in my opinion it needs a few more hints as to what the actual puzzle needs. All in all a really good try of a coop-puzzle game but it needs a bit more variety in it to be fully enjoyable. Also it is a really short game, 30-50mins of game time.

Cute little game. Perfect to play with a friend during a relaxed evening session. We enjoyed the puzzles, as they had just the right level of difficulty where you get stuck for a little while, but then find the solution and feel smart. Also, we had a lot of fun inventing our own terminology for the symbols in the game. It's really fun to learn communicating more precisely and proactively with each other. :) Sound and music are really good! Nice and atmospheric. Never annoying. Glad, I got the bundle with the soundtrack. :) Unfortunately, the replay value is a bit limited, as the real fun is in finding the solutions together.

Cute game! I played this game with my boyfriend before release date. The developers were nice enough to send us keys to the full game since we played the demo and he streamed it. The game has a nice base. You're a character that has been divided in half and you're trying to come back together. The game is filled with puzzles and you have to constantly communicate with your teammate to solve them. The art style is adorable, I love the little characters that you play as and their animations. The only downsides about this game I would say that the puzzles feel repetitive. A majority of the puzzles are 'what image are you seeing? oh okay' and then moving on. There were a couple puzzles we got stuck on because you get tunnel visioned into the types of puzzles that you're used to. The game teaches you early how to solve the first puzzle uses icons but there's no instructions for the others and you find yourself stuck/lost. I think a good amount of the playtime is just to figure out how to solve the puzzles with no instructions. I do enjoy the little messages you read between characters. I think it would have been cooler if there was a decipher mechanic where the two parties would have to decipher the message first before solving the puzzle. Also this game has no replay-ability whatsoever. Once you're finished with the game, it will be the same puzzles. Maybe you can play the other side to mix it up but I think there's opportunity for the developers to create different kinds of 'seeds' where the players can play over and over again. I think adding a timer mechanic can also add some excitement to the game. But yeah, it's a chill short coop game that I can would be good for a one night play through.

At first, I was a bit hesitant due to the art style seeming a bit too 'happy' for my taste with the bunny-like characters, but don't make the same mistake. Grab a friend partial to puzzles and dive into an interestingly novel gaming adventure. You don't even need an internet connection - the puzzles are designed so that either of you receives only half of the needed information and you'll need to communicate in order to get the whole picture and find out what needs doing. The biggest part of the fun stems from exactly this communication - your imagination running wild trying to describe the mysterious symbols you find on your way and finding out if you both are actually talking about the same thing. Abstract descriptions of geometrical forms suddenly turn into scales that somehow again turn into a mushroom. What bobbles do you want me to touch? Oh yeah, I'll just stand near the elderly butt, no problem. Discussions run wild as hours go by and you realize that this game has you experience some of the weirdest conversations you'll maybe ever have. Anyways, big recommendation to all the puzzle heads. The difficulty is definitely manageable, you don't need to have studied cryptography or anything. I'd say this experience is suitable for all ages. Also, the soundtrack is definitely worth mentioning, the sounds and harmonies chosen emphasize the mysterious atmosphere amazingly well and are full of interesting little details and surprises. All in all, I consider this a great and innovative indie gem from a small studio that I'm sure will be providing a lot more quality entertainment in the future.

Cute and great adventure game with full of puzzles and working together with your friend! I really loved to play it and enjoyed the time spending with my friend. Worth to buy it 8/10 because it is completed fast but anyway you should buy it tho! Get goo goo alu!

Too expensive for such a short game. It's like TickTock-a game for two. Not really interactive co-op. You play seperate. I was hoping it was like We were here.. I hope they will add other chapters.. 6/10

too vague with most of its puzzles, especially the last few in chapters 4-5. the storyline really isn't that enthralling either.