Players see different parts of each puzzle, so the only way out is to keep explaining what’s going on. The second player doesn’t need to buy the game — the companion app is enough. It takes an evening or two.
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The second game in the co-op puzzle series for two: another castle, a walkie-talkie and riddles you can only solve together.
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