Lost Twins 2

I've been following this for a while and i'm guessing i was one of the first to buy. I've only gone through the first 4 levels but wanted to share my initial thoughts for all those that might be interested. Initial impressions are really nice - great art, very calming vibes and music. the gameplay is crisp so far and i got through the tutorial relatively easily. The shuffling mechanic takes a little getting used to but its a great concept - almost a puzzle within a puzzle-platformer. the character controls are sharp and the platforming part is solid. Overall i'm really enjoying it so far and will report back once i've played it a little bit more. haven't tried co-op so far but seems like it would be fun to try it out. ++ from me so far.

This game is charming and visually stunning puzzle adventure. The game’s art style inspired by Miyazaki’s worlds looks great along with beautiful environments that feel alive. The sound design also give the immersive experience. Played through the first zone, Frozen Castle, and found the puzzles both clever and satisfying. Character Controls are smooth and character switching mechanism is just too good. Would recommend trying this. Starting levels will look too easy but they get trickier. Overall its a polished, charming puzzle game that keeps you coming back for “just one more level.”

My wife and I are always hunting for cozy couch co-op games, and Lost Twins 2 hit the spot. We’re halfway through the second zone and loving it. The visuals are charming, the music is mellow, and the puzzle difficulty ramps up nicely as you progress. The minimalist approach keeps focus on problem-solving only. Though if the developers had added a light story it would have been more complete. Either way, we’re hooked. Highly recommended for couples or friends looking for a chill, thoughtful co-op experience.

This is more a so-so rather than negative. I am giving it slightly negative for its price and content. Essentially TRINE with a twist, but the twist is not co-op-friendly unlike TRINE. Also the levels are not streamlined for co-op on most occassions. Maybe the pro is that the graphics is... (looking up for a neutral adjective) quite clean and not as fancy as TRINE.

Overall, a fun and not too challenging 2-player puzzle platformer. 100%'d the game in a bit over 5 hours (except for the "beat the game in 1 sitting" achievement, which will require a second playthrough). Definitely worth playing as a chill game, but maybe a bit pricey at $20.

Lost Twins 2 surprised me with how creative it feels The no-text design and smooth character controls keep it intuitive, and the world feels alive with storybook vibes. The art and soothing music make it easy to lose track of time, and the puzzles balance between relaxing and “just tricky enough” without being too frustrating. It does start off simple but quickly picks up, keeping things engaging all the way through. Local co-op looks like a great addition (though an online option would’ve been perfect). Short but memorable, and definitely worth a play-through imo.

Really charming little puzzle platformer. Gorgeous art and lovely music set a cozy atmosphere, and I especially liked how the world itself guides you. Subtle level design cues nudge you toward solutions without spelling things out, which makes solving puzzles feel intuitive and rewarding. No text, no dialogue, just vibes and clever design. The difficulty curve feels smooth and fair, keeping things engaging without ever being frustrating. After playing some great co-op titles this year like Split Fiction, Peak, and R.E.P.O, I couldn’t help but wish this had an online co-op option along with the existing local co-op mode. A control remap setting would also have been nice for accessibility. My biggest gripe is that it’s over too soon. If you go for 100% completion and all the feathers, there’s some extra challenge, but on a casual run it’s over quicker than I’d like, leaving me wanting more (in a good way). [i] I do hope we get more levels in a future update [/i]

Almost 6 hrs in with single player mode - artwork and calming music give this game a relaxing, almost meditative feel, reminding me of Ori and the Blind Forest. Puzzles are accessible and great for casual play, though the level difficulty can feel spotty and random at times. Overall, a refreshing and enjoyable game.

at first it seemed slow but the puzzles get progressively harder but not in a way that makes you wana pull your hair out. What that means is this is definitely a very relaxed and pleasant playing experience. Also people who love jigsaws are definitely gonna love the world shuffle and match thingy. didnt try the co op yet but definitely seems like a chill experience to share with someone. Recommend!

3 hours in, started off easy but then the puzzles just get you stuck, helps that the music is calming and its just overall chill puzzle solving would rate 10/10 for calming!