Do you remember those flash games from the early-mid 2000s on sites like Newgrounds, Kongregate, and Armored Games? Well. That’s basically what Tied Together is; a flash game given life on the Switch. It does have a very cool concept, but it doesn’t play around with it nearly as much as it should. It’s fast, boring, and forgetful. And, unlike the flash games of yesteryear, Tied Together actually costs money. Now, if you’re really hard up for a new multiplayer game, then you might get an okay 30 – 60 minutes or so out of this game. Outside of that, however, you’re better off picking something else up.
Tied Together
Napalmtree · Oct 19, 2018
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One fine day a bunch of scientists created four tiny monsters. But for what? To test their cooperation skills of course! So they tied them together to a tiny monstrous chain and let them make their way through colourfull, tricky, cooperative experimental set-ups that only scientists can think up.
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- If you’re in the market for a fun and engaging co-op game to share and have a great time with your friends and family, I’d suggest you go looking elsewhere as the novelty of being attached to each other wears off quick without variety and challenge keeping the game interesting. I truly do love the ideas it has, but it’s sad to see that these ideas were not strongly supported by a mechanism that would allow it to flourish.
- Overall, Tied Together is a short, bland game that could have really benefited by having a lot more levels. I cannot say the game is worth buying, especially at its current price of $14.99. Maybe if the game becomes really cheap and you know that you definitely have people you can play with, the game could be worth playing through once.
- Tied Together offers fun, co-op, trial-and-error gameplay in its short runtime. The price is a little steep, but few games do co-op platforming this well. The players being tied together brings everyone closer for decision-making and that’s a recipe for great fun.
- 6.0Y el desafío y diversión se multiplican si en lugar de dos jugadores pasamos a ser tres o cuatro. Risas, piques y buenos ratos están asegurados. Aunque eso sí, a pesar de ser un juego eminentemente multijugador, echamos en falta algún modo en solitario. Por último, recomendamos utilizarlo en pequeñas dosis ya que puede resultar un tanto repetitivo.
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