The protagonist is Senua, and one immediately unique angle that you discover when you play as her is that this character struggles with a mental disorder – psychosis.Īs a result, you will often hear voices in your head – quite literally if you’re using headphones – sometimes telling you what to do and other times making no sense at all. The game is set in a dark fantasy world based on Norse mythology, so that’s already enough reason for you to try it out if you’re into that type of stuff. Ninja Theory may not have had a large budget to back Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, but they more than made up for whatever was lacking in resources with a story that has a lot of heart, and the combat’s not bad too!
The divorce takes a backseat as you (and a friend) join forces in an effective side-by-side shared screen mode, clearing obstacles, figuring out puzzles, and generally overcoming challenges as the embattled couple finds a way to reconnect again. Now, the pair are understandably initially shocked at the turn of events, but they have to shake that shock off quickly and work together to figure out what’s happened and how they can get back to their regular physical bodies. She picks up a couple of hand-made dolls that sorta look like her parents, and when her tears fall on the dolls, Cody and May’s consciousnesses are somehow transferred into the dolls. It looks like they’re going to get a divorce, so they try to figure out a way to break the news to their daughter without shattering her heart.Įxpectedly, Rose (the daughter) does not take the news very well and she runs into her room in tears. The story is centered around a couple named Cody and May, going through a difficult time. In fact, I think some couples could probably actually learn a thing or two from it. It Takes Two is one of the better-implemented co-op multiplayer games out there, and it is one of the best story-rich games for PS5.
Life is Strange: True Colors It Takes Two
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