Lost Twins 2

My wife and I are always hunting for cozy couch co-op games, and Lost Twins 2 hit the spot. We’re halfway through the second zone and loving it. The visuals are charming, the music is mellow, and the puzzle difficulty ramps up nicely as you progress. The minimalist approach keeps focus on problem-solving only. Though if the developers had added a light story it would have been more complete. Either way, we’re hooked. Highly recommended for couples or friends looking for a chill, thoughtful co-op experience.

Overall, a fun and not too challenging 2-player puzzle platformer. 100%'d the game in a bit over 5 hours (except for the "beat the game in 1 sitting" achievement, which will require a second playthrough). Definitely worth playing as a chill game, but maybe a bit pricey at $20.

Almost 6 hrs in with single player mode - artwork and calming music give this game a relaxing, almost meditative feel, reminding me of Ori and the Blind Forest. Puzzles are accessible and great for casual play, though the level difficulty can feel spotty and random at times. Overall, a refreshing and enjoyable game.

Really charming little puzzle platformer. Gorgeous art and lovely music set a cozy atmosphere, and I especially liked how the world itself guides you. Subtle level design cues nudge you toward solutions without spelling things out, which makes solving puzzles feel intuitive and rewarding. No text, no dialogue, just vibes and clever design. The difficulty curve feels smooth and fair, keeping things engaging without ever being frustrating. After playing some great co-op titles this year like Split Fiction, Peak, and R.E.P.O, I couldn’t help but wish this had an online co-op option along with the existing local co-op mode. A control remap setting would also have been nice for accessibility. My biggest gripe is that it’s over too soon. If you go for 100% completion and all the feathers, there’s some extra challenge, but on a casual run it’s over quicker than I’d like, leaving me wanting more (in a good way). [i] I do hope we get more levels in a future update [/i]

I finished about two-thirds of the game in one sitting, and so far it’s been really good, and oddly addictive. It runs smoothly, looks visually stunning, and the puzzles are equal parts rewarding and challenging. The various mechanics (except the Goo that slows you down… screw that) feel fresh, and the platforming is mostly solid; though it could be better. I just wish there was a stronger story component. As intriguing as the worlds are, its a shame, I won't get answers to my burning questions, like why are the twins lost? did their parents file a police report ? does the "2" in the title means this has happened before? when is there bed time? what the hell are they doing in this alternate reality where dragonflies are bigger than children, and why do they consider OK, to ride these creatures. Please release a story DLC and don't tell me this was all in their dreams.

Lost Twins 2 surprised me with how creative it feels The no-text design and smooth character controls keep it intuitive, and the world feels alive with storybook vibes. The art and soothing music make it easy to lose track of time, and the puzzles balance between relaxing and “just tricky enough” without being too frustrating. It does start off simple but quickly picks up, keeping things engaging all the way through. Local co-op looks like a great addition (though an online option would’ve been perfect). Short but memorable, and definitely worth a play-through imo.

太无聊了，而且没有什么新意，不推荐购买

Игра слишком простая и быстрая , явно не стоит своих денег

After an extensive play-through, Lost Twins 2 had me thoroughly engaged and entertained. The level design is nicely thought out and balanced. The gameplay is smooth and easy to understand, but doesn't take away from the level of complexity of the game itself. The graphics and artwork are incredible for a modern puzzle/platformer game. I wish there was some extra reward for collecting all feathers during a level like unlocking some character skin etc.

I have completed Zone 1 and am currently playing Zone 2. At first, the levels feel easy to clear, but they gradually become more challenging. I found Level 10 in Zone 1 particularly difficult because I had to switch environment pieces multiple times in the zoom-out view, which sometimes felt annoying. Visually, the art is stunning and has a whimsical charm. It’s so captivating that you could just let the game run and enjoy the scenery. Overall, the experience has been great, and I would definitely recommend this game to others.