Planned Release Date: To be announced

About This Game

In Two The Paint is an asymmetric co-op puzzle game that combines 2D point and click gameplay with 3D first person exploration. Both players must own a copy of the game and have a way to communicate with each other.

Game Overview

You and your partner play as siblings Andre and Edel, trapped in separate worlds, one inside a 3D mansion and the other within a 2D world of paintings.

Unable to see each other's perspective, you must rely entirely on your voices to communicate, solve puzzles, uncover hidden clues, and reveal the secrets left behind by a grandfather neither of you ever knew.

Two Worlds. One Mystery.

Experience the story from two completely different gameplays. 

Explore a fully 3D mansion from a first person perspective, searching mysterious rooms, uncovering hidden passages, and examining your surroundings for clues that may help your sister in the other world.

Explore a handcrafted 2D world of paintings through point and click gameplay, traveling between canvases, interacting with strange environments, and uncovering clues and secrets hidden within painting.

Communication is the key

Every puzzle is built around communication. Describe what you see, compare clues, guide each other, and piece together information scattered across two different realities.

Approximately 3 - 4 Hours Per Playthrough

A first playthrough takes around 3 to 4 hours.

Replayability

For the complete experience, we recommend replaying the game with your partner from the opposite perspective. Each role offers unique puzzles, information, and moments that the other player never experiences. 

Features

• Asymmetrical gameplay with 3D and 2D experience.

• Cooperative puzzles built around observation and teamwork

• Story-driven horror mystery with environmental storytelling

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This game contains stylized, non-realistic depictions of blood and dead bodies in multiple scenes. Some environments include the presence of corpses as part of the game's horror and mystery narrative. The game also explores themes of death and psychological horror, which some players may find unsettling. There is no depiction of sexual content or sexual violence.