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Never Breakup
This is a two-player game where two players are connected by a rope and they need to work together to pass the level. The game includes both action and puzzle, challenge your skills and brain. It should be noted that no matter what the outcome is, don't break up with your partner!
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Reviews
6 reviews found65
God is a Geek
Jul 17, 2020
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Video Chums
Jul 21, 2020
Never Breakup may not be in the top echelon of co-op games but it's certainly a fun indie that'll make you and a pal laugh.N
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Worth Playing
Sep 29, 2020
You can't help but coming away from Never Breakup with mixed feelings. The concept remains novel, and there are a number of stages to make the experience feel meaty, even without a narrative. While the player can get used to the wobbly controls, the lack of variety in the co-op challenges — and the sense that a number of areas don't seem to be designed with the co-op concept in mind — robs the game of any fun. It isn't a terrible co-op title, but you're better served by going with other co-op experiences first.
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Switch Player
Aug 31, 2020
With plenty of levels and modes, as well as a recipe for some hilarious gameplay, there’s a lot to like with Never Breakup. However, it’s missing a lot of the polish that would make it an easy recommendation, and it definitely isn’t worth your time on your own.
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GameCritics
Aug 31, 2020
Never Breakup is a good idea wrapped in a bright, colorful package that is ultimately let down almost completely by the controls and the device it’s on. Disclosures: This game is developed by ISVR and published by indienova.
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GamingTrend
Jul 16, 2020
Never Breakup is an attempt at a co-op game without the excitement most party games bring. The rope doesn’t add much to the experience, it’s slow paced at the best of times, and it lacks polish. If you're absolutely starved for a tethered-together title, you may enjoy it briefly, but this isn't a party game I'd recommend.
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