Two-Can-Do

HI FROM AF'BROS GAMES

*UPDATE*

Following the United Game Jam we've been continuing work on the game, expanding on the original idea and implementing new levels and features. 

One of the biggest changes since the Game Jam has been to the level design and structure. With the addition of a follow camera and several other mechanics we have been able to design and create much larger and more varied levels compared to the single frame levels showcased in the Game Jam build. For more details on the updates and changes we have made to the game check out our devlog over at https://gamejolt.com/games/two-can-do/511830

To test these new additions to the game we have put together a new demo build available now to download! All feedback is greatly appreciated and helps us to improve the game and progress as developers. Check out the trailer below, we hope you enjoy :D

WELCOME TO TWO-CAN-DO, our second game and submission to the UNITED GAME JAM 2020! Taking part in our first ever game jam has been a frantic but fun process but we're really excited to share our game.

Two-Can-Do is a simple co-op platformer with a twist. For each level the movement capabilities of each player are limited and different. Therefore the two jelly-like brothers, '1' and '2', must work together to reach their goal through completing a series of movement based puzzles.

For example, '1' may be able to move but not jump and '2' may only be able to jump. 

'Movement Blocks' are scattered throughout the levels. Collect these to open up new movement capabilities and help the brothers reach their goal.

Two-Can-Do links to the theme 'Two' by being a game where you control two characters (either solo or in co-op),  and complete puzzles using two different movement types between each player (move and jump).

With only 10 of the 48 hours available we were only able to create ... levels for the game. Despite lacking a wide range of levels we hope you enjoy the game, the idea behind the puzzles and it's fun squishy characters :D

AF'BROS GAMES 

(Note: Despite our name this is a solo submission)

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Used music by jobromedia: https://opengameart.org/content/happy-walk