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PixarĪlthough released on previous generations of consoles, It Takes Two does feel like a PS5/Xbox Series X|S exclusive due to its fantastic visuals, which are running at 4K/60 and this feels even more impressive when you consider the split screen nature of the game. When looking at it this way, I don’t think it’s by coincidence that the last two games from Hazelight feature a heavy dose of farms being used in the metaphorical nature as the characters are in a desperate need of redemption. Diving into the psychological aspect of farms, the country life is all about hard work and being as productive as you can be so that your crops can grow and in turn see growth yourself. Josef Fares must have something deep rooted with rural farm life because we begin the story of It Takes Two at a house in the country, similar to how A Way Out spent a lot of time in the country and around farms. Although, maybe after two darker endings, Josef Fares is interested in challenging himself with a different ending, but it easily feasible to see a darker ending for It Takes Two. Despite how easy it seems for the couple to rekindle their love by fighting an old vacuum, battling a rusty toolbox and talking to a weird book to reignite the love, I have my reservations that the rug will be pulled out at the end. Josef Fares has shown that life isn’t always happy endings and this is reflected in his artistic choices.
In Brothers from 2013, spoiler alert for 8 year old game incoming, one of the brothers dies at the end. It doesn’t end there, the prologue dives into the ramifications each death has with the people around and its hard to see families left without their father or husband. In A Way Out, spoiler alert for three year old game incoming, only one of the characters lives at the end depending on who gets the gun at the end.
Clearly we can see his love for farms, we can see his fascination with people that need redemption or second chances but we have also seen his choice not to use happy endings. My concern moving farther into the game is that Josef Fares and his games have a pattern. You can easily see the change in tone with the couple working together, having less resentment towards each other and likely getting back to the people they were when they first met. My only gripe with the whole scenario is that I wish Hazelight found a better mechanism for getting the parents into the dolls.ĭespite the dark tone early on, the happiness and fun factor are on a constant trajectory upwards early on. You play as a middle aged, married couple and by the power of their daughters tears, the parents souls are transported into the bodies of her small stuffed animals that she has made in the image of her parents. There’s something about seeing everyday items on a much bigger scale because in the first 48 minutes, I can’t count how many times we said the word cute, at least once the first five minutes had passed. Despite the heavy handed topics early on, once you’re past the first five minutes, the tone drastically changes and the fun gets unleashed. The latest from Hazelight and EA Originals is quite the adorable game. Even better, within the first 48 hours, you will know if the game has done enough to get its hooks into you whether or not you are going to come back, because we both know that if we don’t return or want to return to the game in the first two days, we likely aren’t coming back after that It Takes Cute In the first 48 minutes of a game, you should be able to know enough about the visuals of the game, the story, the mechanics, the gameplay loop and many other things.
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For full transparency, review code was provided by EA. If the pitch of this game being the first ever rom-com video game is accurate then is It Takes Two rotten or is it certified fresh.
The latest game from writer/director Josef Fares and the rest of the team at Hazelight takes on co-op again, but this time what looks to be light hearted may be dealing with something heavier beneath.
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