The Two of Us

Okay, so this game took under an hour to fully complete. Progress doesn't save so if you want to change characters with your partner, you have to start from the beginning. The player with the sword is essentially useless in actual combat, especially when against the ranged attackers. The bugs are pretty bad: one player not seeing the changes a button causes and still having invisible barriers, the physics are very 50:50 regarding whether you will or won't jump/wall hop/move in the right direction. Jumping on each other's heads (the intended way to access somewhere) took SEVERAL attempts due to buggy physics. There's roughly 4 levels in stage one and 2 levels in stage two, so the overall content is very small. It's a free game, and essentially a knock off Pico Park with ninjas and fewer overall functions. I will note it also lacks tutorial, and at one point they expect you to just figure out that the shurikens have to be hit into another direction using the sword - an interesting feature but the sword has no control of the angle, and there was no hints to this leading me to need to watch a walkthrough. Overall, it's.. okay, but very buggy, very short and more luck based than one would expect given the 50:50 physics.