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It Takes Two is one of those games that’ll have you laughing, crying, and possibly throwing your controller (just don’t break it, okay?). With every level packed with new puzzles and challenges, this game truly tests your teamwork—and your patience. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with some helpful tips to make sure you and your partner come out on top, without losing your minds in the process.
Sync Up: Many puzzles require you to hit switches or perform tasks at the same time. Keep talking to each other and plan ahead—otherwise, you might find yourself in an endless loop of “Wait, no, I meant you do it first!”
Divide and Conquer: Each character has unique abilities. Don’t try to be a one-person show, because it takes two (see what we did there?). Let each person shine in their own way.
Every level gives you new powers, from a nail gun to a vacuum cleaner (yeah, it’s weird, but it’s awesome). Mastering these abilities is key to solving puzzles and making progress.
Use your environment to your advantage. For example, use nails to lock platforms in place so your teammate can hop over and save the day.
Some puzzles are tricky, and you might fail… a lot. But that’s okay! You’re supposed to fail! It’s how you learn (and also how you get better at avoiding that pitfall next time).
If you’re stuck, take a step back and look around. There might be a clue hiding right in front of you.
Every boss fight requires both players to team up and outsmart the big bad. One of you distracts the boss while the other looks for weak points. Teamwork makes the dream work, baby.
Be smart with your power-ups—some of them will be game-changers in the fight. For example, in the bee chapter, you’ll need to use both the bee goo and the flame-thrower to take down the boss. And don’t forget to dodge, because that big guy has some seriously bad breath.
Look Around: Many of the game’s clues are hidden in the environment. Pay attention to every little detail. Those flowers? They might not just be pretty.
Don’t Be Afraid to Fail: Try things! What’s the worst that could happen? You fall into a pit of doom and have to restart? Well, yeah, but that’s also part of the fun.
It Takes Two has loads of mini-games scattered throughout, and trust us—these are way more fun than they sound. Take a break from the story mode and challenge your partner to a good ol’ fashioned mini-game showdown. You’ll laugh, you’ll argue, you’ll have a blast.
Don’t be afraid to fail, because It Takes Two has plenty of checkpoints. The game’s designed so you don’t have to replay long sections—thank goodness. So, experiment, make mistakes, and try again without losing hours of progress.
At the end of the day, It Takes Two is all about fun and collaboration. Don’t stress too much about being perfect. Sure, there might be moments when you argue over who gets the most epic kill, but remember: you’re in this together, and a little laughter goes a long way.
The Tree Chapter:
Use the nail and hammer abilities to fix platforms and launch yourselves into the air. It's like a weird, violent trampoline act!
In combat, stay mobile and keep your distance. Remember: nails can help trap enemies, so make the most of them.
The Snow Chapter:
Use the magnetic powers to move metal objects or switch places with your partner.
Watch out for the ice—things can get slippery, and your teammate might not be the only one falling on their face.
The Space Chapter:
The shrinking and gravity-changing mechanics add a unique twist. Experiment with everything in the environment to find your way through tricky areas.
Also, don’t freak out if you fall into a black hole. We all do it.
It Takes Two is a co-op masterpiece designed to test your communication, teamwork, and ability to laugh through the chaos. So grab a partner (preferably one who’s not afraid to die a hundred times with you) and jump in. Remember, patience is key, failure is part of the fun, and nothing beats a good old-fashioned team victory. Go ahead, start your adventure—you’ve got this!
