Unravel Two is a game to play with someone you know well and should not be used as a bonding tool.
This is because my boyfriend and I of one-and-a-half-years got short with each other a few times! We're typically very patient with other people but we expect better of one another. We both had a lovely time, of course, but don't use this game as a friendship icebreaker!
Anyway.
The two of us are kind of interesting players for this game - I don't have fine motor control and I have what is in short a "learning disability," and he is not the best at platformers and sometimes doesn't know what to say when he's trying to communicate an answer. This made for a lot of fun and simultaneous "oh" moments; the adjacent side of that coin is that we sometimes got frustrated with obstacles and relentlessly bashed our heads against the wall trying to solve them.
All in all Unravel Two doesn't have a frustratingly hard intellectual bar and is rather accessible (sans one single puzzle) and is a challenge for 'unique' players like ourselves. It's a very short but sweet game - it is sad how the best of things typically do not last long.
Nonetheless, I will remember Unravel Two fondly. While every solution has been solved and we don't have any real reason to return to the game, it will be a nice recollection of our relationship and our teamwork.
This is because my boyfriend and I of one-and-a-half-years got short with each other a few times! We're typically very patient with other people but we expect better of one another. We both had a lovely time, of course, but don't use this game as a friendship icebreaker!
Anyway.
The two of us are kind of interesting players for this game - I don't have fine motor control and I have what is in short a "learning disability," and he is not the best at platformers and sometimes doesn't know what to say when he's trying to communicate an answer. This made for a lot of fun and simultaneous "oh" moments; the adjacent side of that coin is that we sometimes got frustrated with obstacles and relentlessly bashed our heads against the wall trying to solve them.
All in all Unravel Two doesn't have a frustratingly hard intellectual bar and is rather accessible (sans one single puzzle) and is a challenge for 'unique' players like ourselves. It's a very short but sweet game - it is sad how the best of things typically do not last long.
Nonetheless, I will remember Unravel Two fondly. While every solution has been solved and we don't have any real reason to return to the game, it will be a nice recollection of our relationship and our teamwork.