It Takes Two Review (Wandering Cavalry)
9.5/10
It Takes Two definitely deserves all the awards it has. This is probably the best representative work of the ninth art of the game: game content that can be enjoyed by any age, shocking camera movement and animation, rich and detailed scene design, fine modeling, wonderful music, and philosophical content of the story, and most importantly as a game, it has very creative gameplay and top-level design.
It is generally believed that there is a close connection between this work and A way out. The two games have many similarities in gameplay, but in this one, you can see a leap in game quality. This game is undoubtedly suitable for people of any age, even if they are not very interested in games, they could enjoy it a lot.
This game is simply too good. But in my opinion, the only shortcoming is that the plot is not too impressive-and this may also be a compromise for all ages. The most impressive thing about this game is the ability that coordinate between characters on different levels. I never felt bored and tired throughout the game, and I was always shocked by the creator's creative ideas. And since the game director is also a movie screenwriter, you can enjoy a visual feast that is no less than a Hollywood movie experience.
No matter what kind of gamer you are, this game is definitely worth a try, and it will not let you down. If there are a few shortcomings of this game, apart from the fact that the plot is difficult to impress the players deeply, I am afraid that you must need a friend to play -after all, you can't play a co-op game alone, isn't it?