One player sees the puzzle, the other sees the clue, and the only link between them is a walkie-talkie. You have to describe what you see clearly enough for your partner. It’s free and takes about a couple of hours — a good way to see whether the series is for you.
Requires a 64-bit system
Requires a 64-bit system
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