The Past Within

Recently I have been playing The Past Within and ngl it's really surprisingly me cause the game is really good than what I expected

Video games have long stood accused of contributing to the social ineptness of today’s society. “Why don't you go outside and meet some new people?” “Why don't you do something valuable with your time?” Clearly, anyone with this attitude has not played a video game in recent history and has no idea of the vast communication, cooperation, and teamwork it takes to play many titles. From games like the recent

I want to introduce a game that I really enjoyed playing: • 𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝙋𝘼𝙎𝙏 𝙒𝙄𝙏𝙃𝙄𝙉 IIt's a two player game. One of you will play the future while the other will play the past. You have to complete the puzzles while informing each other about the future and the past. • Discover the truth behind the story while doing puzzles!!!

So in this review we have something special: The Past Within, coop game but it doesnt require internet connection. You will have to play it together with someone and solve the puzzles together helping each other from your own side. It have something in common with Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, in a way that communication is a key here. How do you do multiplayer co-op without actually connecting players to each other? At the start of the game you will select your role. It can be Past, where you will be locked in a room, or Future, where you will use computer to solve the puzzles. Then you select the puzzle variation: Butterfly or Bee. And then the game starts.I will try to keep it as spoiler free as possible, but be careful, we thread on a thin ice. From this point you start solving the puzzles, and usually the result of the puzzle will be required by another player to solve the puzzle on their end. This way the game makes it possible to play coop, without actually connecting to each other using those checkpoints as sync points for both players.

Played it with my sis, what an awesome game, even tho it wasn't THAT long of an experience, but there's also the option to replay it with different roles so that's cool. 10\10 would recommend specifically for rusty lake fans.