Unravel Two

Forcing me to download an extra EA app and give it access to my age isn't okay for a game I already bought and purchased on another marketplace. Once entering the game I could not play locally with two keyboards, or via steam remote play with two players with two copies.

Unravel Two is a fair attempt at co-op puzzles, but it lacks both the charm and novelty of its predecessor. I didn't care much for the new format of having a hub and then entering unrelated levels that try to convey a visual narrative in the background. The story felt like a half-measure, and it would have been much…

The game itself is good but the integration with the EA launcher is terrible and prevents me from playing offline, all the while having to go through a lot of work just to set up all the necessary accounts.

Turning what was a single-player game into a multiplayer game was very fun and felt very unique. The mechanics of the puzzles were cool and quite fun to complete and didn't feel too tricky. The storyline was cute, but lacking? (unless we are just stupid and don't understand it). Visuals were great and the soundtrack…

A stunning, clever platformer perfect for local co-op but hindered by the mandatory EA App. --The Resolution Fix-- If the game is stuck in a tiny window, use this workaround in the Video Settings: 1.Lower the resolution --Drop it to the lowest available setting. 2.Disable Windowed Mode --Turn it off to force the gam…

One of better platformers that I have played. Even though there are extra challenges present in the game, I still felt things could be more creative in this game like the final ability that you get in the game