Yes, it's a 3D platformer at its core, but you'll also be playing a Diablo-like dungeon crawler, piloting a miniature plane, riding a spider, and taking on a Squirrel in a Mortal Kombat-like fight, to name just a few.
What makes 'It Takes Two' so brilliant is the sheer variety of the gameplay in each section. The story of a divorcing couple being unintentionally turned into tiny dolls by their sad daughter might not sound like the most appealing concept for a video game, but don't let that put you off: this is one of the best co-op titles ever made.
Gameplay: third-person, puzzles, co-op only, multi-genre. Similar: Unravel Two, A way out, Brothers: A tale of two sons, Overcooked 2. But for all its praise, some find the inherent repetitiveness of the game too much. The many Dishonored-style powers are great fun to use, and figuring out how the overall puzzle and systems fit together is immensely satisfying. She can be controlled by other players who invade your game, à la Dark Souls. And all this has to be accomplished while dealing with Julianna, who's on the hunt to assassinate you. In addition to killing people, much of Deathloop revolves around discovering leads that help you achieve your goal. Set on a subarctic island in an alternate 1960s, the aim is to kill the eight Visionaries found across four separate locations within a single day before the loop resets - something that initially seems impossible, given that a single loop is made up of four times of day and it's only possible to visit one district each period. 
Such a mish-mash of different genres might not sound immediately appealing, but there's a reason why so many outlets gave it a perfect 10/10 score and it has 8 Game Awards nominations.Īs even those who've never played it before will probably know, Deathloop is about an amnesic man trapped in a time loop.
Gameplay: first-person, combat-heavy, puzzlesĭeathloop has been described as Dishonored meets Outer Wilds meets Prey meets Hitman, with a splash of Dark Souls. Similar: Dishonored series, Prey, Outer Wilds, Hitman.
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