In Lost Twins 2, you control Abi and Ben as they try to find their way back home through an unusual polygonal playground that has been crafted with extreme care.
The puzzles are carefully designed, featuring elegant solutions that evoke a sense of cleverness. They provide decent challenge yet maintain a logical structure, allowing players to solve them with persistence. The core sliding puzzle mechanics are enriched with elements like pressure switches, water gates, breakable domes, elevators, and more, ensuring a dynamic pace throughout the game without any repetitive patterns.
The game is inspired by Miyazaki, an art style that combines soft, painterly backgrounds with simplistic, memorable characters and fluid animations similar to those of Studio Ghibli. Each frame is made with care; specific lighting techniques, thoughtful composition and tremendous attention to detail mean that every moment spent playing Lost Twins 2 will be relaxing.
Additionally, you'll be able to collect hidden collectibles, explore secondary areas, or perhaps try to find an alternate ending. Since the game is slated to be released on PC and mobiles, synchronized progression will be enabled, allowing you to seamlessly keep track of your gameplay across devices.
Lost Twins 2 still doesn't have a specific release date, but it should be released on PC via Steam and mobile devices (Android, iOS) sometime this year. Also, during the upcoming Steam Next Fest, which will take place in early February, the game will receive an updated playable demo.
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