But no, you have to chase, dismember, and throw off a cliff a cute elephant with a childlike voice pleading for its life the whole way. Dark, yes, but given the tone so far I expected that they’d be diverted from this plan somehow.
#It takes two book driver#
A plot driver emerges where they think need to destroy one of their daughter’s toys to make her cry. It’s a great game! Spoilers ahead, but as a parent you should read this. The characters snipe at each other - it’s about a couple planning divorce - but the gameplay is light and playful. And for the first half, it takes two fell into that camp. I have played teen rated games with her before and can generally avoid or contextualize the darker elements. My nine year old has been wanting a couch coop game that we could play together, and so we were excited to try it takes two. There's a little comic mischief as well, such as the husband's underwear used to fly like a plane, or a robot "vomiting" trash. The game also has profanity (e.g., "goddammit!" and "crap!") and sexual innuendoes like "Suck on this!" There are some cultural stereotypes associated with French people (pretentiousness) and people from Spain or Italy (sexuality). You'll also kick a beloved toy elephant off a cliff in order to make your daughter cry (magical tears), and force a vacuum cleaner's pair of suctioning arms (hoses) into its own eyes. But there are some disturbing scenes that include animated violence, like being impaled by a nail or killing animals with explosives. After all, it's a cartoon adventure about divorcing parents and a child's wish for them to remain together. Parents need to know that It Takes Two is a cooperative adventure game available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Windows PCs. Some pop culture references, tied to memes or TV commercials, but not with intent to market or sell anything.
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