Items15The creator’s order
  1. 1Unsolved Case (2022)Unsolved Case (2022) 6.2/10 on IGDBReleased 24 Nov 2022This free introduction gives two detectives different items and clues, so neither screen contains the whole answer. Drawing notes in the game helps turn a vague description into something your partner can use. Each person needs a copy on their own supported phone, tablet or computer, plus internet…0
  2. 2Tick Tock: A Tale for Two (2019)Tick Tock: A Tale for Two (2019) 7.3/10 on IGDBReleased 7 Mar 2019Two versions of an eerie clockwork world hold information that only becomes useful when you describe it to each other. The point-and-click controls keep attention on comparing details and deciding what a clue means. Two people need separate devices and a copy each; you can sit together or play…0
  3. 3The Past Within (2022)The Past Within (2022) 7.0/10 on IGDBReleased 2 Nov 2022One player investigates the past while the other works in the future, with each person's observations changing what their partner can understand. Two copies and separate devices are required, but supported platforms can be mixed. The game itself needs no internet connection; a remote pair still…0
  4. 4Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes (2015)Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes (2015) 8.4/10 on IGDBReleased 16 Jul 2015One person sees the bomb while one or more experts use the free manual to work out what to do. The experts must ask useful questions, and the defuser must answer accurately while a timer keeps running. Only the defuser needs a copy of the game; the manual can be printed or read on another device.…0
  5. 5Operation: Tango (2021)Operation: Tango (2021) 8.0/10 on IGDBReleased 1 Jun 2021An agent explores the physical space while a hacker operates its systems, so neither has the full interface needed to finish a task. Describing a symbol accurately can be more useful than telling your partner to click something you cannot see. Two people need separate devices, online access and…0
  6. 6Unboxing the Cryptic Killer (2023)Unboxing the Cryptic Killer (2023) 4.5/10 on IGDBReleased 25 Apr 2023Each detective gets a different half of the puzzle, turning an unfamiliar device into a discussion about symbols, positions and what changed when a button was pressed. The drawing tools give you somewhere to record a theory instead of repeating the same description from memory. Two people each need…0
  7. 7Parallel Experiment (2025)Parallel Experiment (2025)Released 5 Jun 2025The separated detectives have to combine clues, but some conversations are also co-operative puzzles: an NPC can respond to what both players do and say. That gives listening a role beyond reading out another code. Notes can be drawn in the game, and built-in hints help when the discussion stops…0
  8. 8In Sink (2024)In Sink (2024)Released 12 Nov 2024Shapes, signs, numbers and mechanical controls give you something concrete to describe while your partner handles another part of the problem. The language-less puzzle elements are designed to be colour-blind friendly, and dynamic hints can help a stuck pair keep contributing. This is an online…0
  9. 9How 2 Escape (2023)How 2 Escape (2023)Released 31 Aug 2023One person explores the train in the main game while the other uses a free smartphone companion to find the information needed to help. That difference in tools makes clear descriptions essential: the person holding the answer is not necessarily the person who can operate the mechanism. A pair…0
  10. 10How 2 Escape: Lost Submarine (2025)How 2 Escape: Lost Submarine (2025)Released 24 Jun 2025The main-game player investigates a submarine while a partner consults information in this game's dedicated free companion app. Sharing what a control looks like and checking an instruction before acting keeps both roles useful. Only one full copy is needed, alongside a separate smartphone for the…0