REZ PLZ

Jogo fofo, de se matar, e matar os irmãozinhos HAHAHAHAHHh XDDD

This game feels criminally ignored for how good it is. Yeeting yourself and loved ones into deadly hazards is entirely too appropriate for the days we live in. I've only played in co-op, which is just fantastic. The central mechanic of needing to kill yourself or your brother to navigate a level works very well, and sets up a lot of the great kinds of laughs that emerge from something going wrong. It feels very appropriate for a wide range of skills and ages as well. There's often one set of actions that is a little easier than the other, so someone who isn't as good as games can still contribute without being frustrated by the tougher timing of some platforming areas. But if both people are good at games, then they can just alternate who is in the support role. The classic mode is challenging because it limits the number of resurrects per stage, but there is a more forgiving infinite rez mode which is arguably the most fun way to play, because there is no punishment for faffing about and killing one another in fun ways.

Really unique take on puzzle platformers. A great coop/solo game with interesting way to approach puzzle solving and dark humor. Pixel art animations are well done, progression is well paced but biggest strength of this game is its Coop component, dying never felt more fun, especially when its done in name of progress!...in a video game.

tbh its the game that i didnt know i was waiting to play , it should get more attention the mechanics in this game are amazing each level intrduces a new ability a new puzzle , the dialog is funny the story is ehh but tbh this is the type of game where you can enjoy everything from the funny deaths to the rezzing to the soundtrack and to the weird glitches that make you restart the level

Fun co-op game to play with a friend. Original game mechanics.

Defective game. The camera glitches 40 minutes in, no longer showing your characters and rendering the game unplayable. Repeat attempts don't help. The concept is cute, but bad programming makes the whole thing a worthless scam.

Fun puzzle-platformer with a solid sense of humour. It has a lot of unique gameplay elements and does a lot with its core "death and revival" mechanic. Co-op worked fine over Steam Remote Play, though there was a little bit of (expected) lag, and it took us some time to figure out the controls for both keyboard and gamepad. The co-op felt like a mix of New Super Mario Bros. and Portal 2, with some split-up puzzle solving, and the ability to push and jump on each other and screw each other over if you want to. The game lets you change between solo and co-op modes pretty easily, on the same save file, so once my friend left I finished up the game on my own time. Each world introduces a new core gameplay mechanic, and all the quirks that come with it. These mechanics continue to be used throughout the game, with none feeling completely abandoned. The worlds also have a cohesive feel, with some nice environmental design and animations, and some elements that are unique to that world. New concepts are introduced pretty smoothly, the game does a good job showing players how new mechanics work before iterating on them. I ran into a couple glitches, but nothing problematic enough to make me stop playing. If you're not getting all the collectibles, expect maybe 5 hours to get through the game. There are some bonuses if you want extra stuff to do, though I didn't check them out.

Very good game.

O jogo é incrível, amei a mecânica de precisar se sacrificar para completar objetivos como puzzle e parkour. Primeiramente achei o jogo meio feio mas assim que dei uma chance pra ele, comecei a gostar de cada detalhe. O jogo possui alguns bugs que ocorrem com pouca frequência, como ficar paralisado de repente, mas nada que não se resolva na porrada (literalmente é só bater em quem travar). 10/10

juego como battleblock theater de behemoth tipo puzzles y plataformas pero con 2 hermanos gemelos tipo anime es maso