Let's Play It Takes Two on PS5 Half 2 – MORE MINIATURE MAYHEM!
Honey we shrunk ourselves! Be a part of Ian Higton and Aoife Wilson for the second instalment of their adventures in #ItTakesTwo – a co-operative journey by which a married couple on the cusp of divorce discover themselves shrunk to the dimensions of dolls. They’re going to must work collectively in an effort to put issues proper, however as everyone knows, working collectively in concord is not precisely Crew Eurogamer’s sturdy go well with. #Eurogamer #PS5
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Was not prepared for the emotional torment of Beetle Friend tbh
I was attacked by a nest of wasps, too. It was not good times, and I was scared of them for a good few years. It did wear off, but I'm still not a fan.
Ha! I wasn't ready for the Street Fighter bit. Please tell me we get more doll vs squirrel fight night out of this game
Aoife: Come get me out. There's a stop button.
Ian: HMm, let's try the nut button.
death
Aoife: There's a stop button right there.
Ian: So next is the spinny button.
death
Aoife: I think all these buttons lead to death.
Ian: Right. Let's try the Death button.
death
Aoife: ….Oh, good.
Ian: immediately pushes the lightning button
Aoife: Well, it didn't immediately kill me.
Ian: Let's push the nut button again.
That was a FANTASTIC interaction. XD
Not sure how many people would know, but while fighting the Wasps as they hammer at you, Flight of the Bumblebee is playing. Thought it was cool.
Man, as a kid, a wasp got stuck in my hair and stung the shit out of my scalp. Decades later and I still have a scar on the my hand from when I tried to get it out. Surprisingly, never had another encounter with wasps, but I’ll never forget what bastards they can be.
Excited to see y’all play the next chapter on Monday. There’s a nice little ‘A Way Out’ Easter egg coming your way.
This is such a surprisingly fun game! I thought it'd be a cringe fest from the trailer, and thought some of it certainly is, the gameplay's at least entertaining to watch
I'm not crazy but the battles are very similar to Nier Automata, the way it changes the perspective mid-fight, the top down jump over shock waves, the enemy or projectiles in very neat patterns
This game just keeps getting better – it's imaginative, inventive and laced with humour that ranges from blatantly puerile to darkly subtle.
And while I understand that separation and reconciliation are challenging topics, let's not forget that the best-selling game of all time is a crime tale about a trio of serial murderers. Compared to the stories and motivations in so many other popular titles, "disillusioned couple endures comic team-building shenanigans" is downright refreshing and novel.
You Yoshi-ed the Beetle!
That's how you know the wasps are bad, they sounds like a Daleks.
Aww this is great, I love how imaginative the co-op stuff is and how forgiving it is too – keeps the adventure rolling and you still get to do stuff and be part of the action. Feels like a real interactive movie!
More please!
Starts at 0:34
The puzzles in the game look very interesting but the storyline is too gaslighted for me.
Ahhhh, this series is so good! So glad you've kept playing this! Thanks for continuing! Hopefully I'll get to catch the livestream on Monday. 🙂
Part 2?! Todays been an amazing day! looking forward to the totally family friendly fun
13:02 Ian not knowing how gravity works was pretty funny
Aoife judging the parents when she doesn't have a child isnt cute they are working parents and the mum was asleep not ignoring her
Id watch beetle pie videos
The most malevolent murderers in videogames have claimed their second victim, the murder weapon BETRAYAL.
I hate Wasps with all my strength, they are my mortal enemies. I once used a wheelbarrow and those pricks did a nest inside one of the handles. I got stung on the palm of my hand, right under the thumb. After an hour, the thumb was swollen so I did spend a part of a Sunday afternoon in hospital to get something to reduce the risk of an anaphylactic shock. Since then, I just stay away from them. I hate those pricks.
Ian: I've run out of goop
Me: it happens with age. Give it an hour
I approve of the amount of wasp slaughter in this video – I've got a phobia of them, and my mum once went through a wasp nest while strimming the garden.
Also, appreciated the Dalek comparison – wasps are nature's Daleks.