The game also allows players to customise the colour and look of their Yarny, which is nice touch and something I’d hoped for when playing the original game. When you cut ties to the past, new bonds form. People and animals will interact with the environment as you’re working your way through the levels and this is a nice touch as it makes you feel integrated into the world. The levels feel a bit more cinematic this time around too. The opening level of Unravel Two is a bit too similar to environments in the first game, but this soon improves as the game will have you traversing rooftops, meadows and more. The game still looks as gorgeous as ever and the attention to detail given the small size of the Yarnys and large world around them is impressive. The game’s difficulty spikes are much more balanced across the main game’s seven levels this time round, but things are ramped up further with the twenty challenge levels that you can find in the lighthouse hub world, testing your puzzling and platforming skills. There are also 43 collectibles to earn and 24 speed medals to acquire for the speed runners out there. It’s just right as a co-op experience, but they feel a bit too long when played solo with all of the character switching and carrying characters.
The levels in Unravel Two definitely feel larger than the first game’s, which helps to compensate the fact that two people can play through them and breeze through some of the puzzles. Unravel Two was already a wonderful little game, filled with heartfelt moments of poignant storytelling and challenging platforming puzzles, and now it has a fitting new home on Nintendo Switch. On the other hand, if one of you hits one of the hazards or gets gobbled by an angry turkey, both of you are reset to just before that point to try again. If one of the two Yarnys makes a difficult jump, but the other doesn’t make it and falls, they can pull themselves up using your linked yarn. What also makes it forgiving is that the other character can act as a checkpoint. Coldwood Studios surprised fans when it announced at the Electronic Arts E3 conference today that a new Unravel game, titled Unravel Two, is available now. My co-op partner found the game easy to learn and this was partially due to improvements made to the characters as movement speed is increased and you have more control when jumping, making it a bit more forgiving than the first game. Though you can happily play it solo, this game is really all about co-op. It’s a lot of fun with two players, as there’s room for mutual experimentation with the abilities of the two Yarnys and the game’s physics. Unravel Two is easier to play as a co-op experience as you’re only having to focus on your own character and come up with solutions for the obstacles you face as a pair.
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