It’d be fair to say that the tasks in KeyWe aren’t exactly self explanatory. Oh and that dino wouldn’t let me put it in their satchel unless my partner was feeding them fruit. After making this mad ransom note we had to give it to the postal dinosaur. Then the message played, and we had to recreate it out of cut up pieces of words scattered all about the much larger environment. First we needed to collect a disk, insert it into a machine and press the play button (located on the other side of the level). it also featured just the right amount of co-operation.Īfter a fairly simple introduction, the second stage expected much more synergy from us. Jumping and dashing about the stage to write out the stupid phrases was a really fun opening level. So we needed to forward plan what letters we’d type and shout madly to each other where to go next. The letter we needed to write out the words were spread across the level.
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In the first stage we were tasked with typing out 3 letters in a room full of small sections of keyboard.
But you’ll soon realise that your Kiwi bird characters aren’t really built for the job. It might sound fairly simple to complete these post based at first. Each main stage gives you a task to complete three times in order to beat it, with a time limit to add a little pressure. In the preview build we were given 6 stages to play, along with a couple of shorter score attack stages. Thankfully KeyWe is coming this August, and swaps cooking for postal work. After spending many an evening serving up a storm in Overcooked: All You Can Eat!, my partner and I have been looking for another lighthearted co-op game to play. Last year I had my first experience with the Overcooked series, and was blown away by its always frantic and often hilarious co-op gameplay.
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