Whoever the ‘we’ in this situation is doesn’t matter.
Most likely,you’re also looking forwardto its follow upSplit Fiction.
Being the better one at It Takes Two didn’t diminish my experience playing the game.
In fact, I’d say it enhanced it.
However, there is something of a rose tinted lens in this memory.
At times, It Takes Two being played this way was frustrating.
The frustration would more often than not be aimed at the game.
However, I must admit that mostly, both the game and my wife surprised me.
This brings me to my excitement and concern for Split Fiction.
But I am concerned about where you pitch a game like that.
And as we’re watching it, we’re supposed to think ‘that’s so cool!’.
But I also think ‘my wife will never be able to do this’.
And, much like my wife, your partners will not be able to do these things either.
There is some evidence Split Fiction has thought about this.
That makes them easier to skip should the going get too tough.
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