"Mind-Bending Co-op Puzzle Thriller 'Parallel Experiment' Hits Mobile Soon"

Mar 28,25

As we approach 2025, gamers are eagerly anticipating several exciting releases, including the co-op puzzle crime thriller, Parallel Experiment, brought to us by developer Eleven Puzzles. Set to launch on Steam this March, the game is also slated for a demo release on iOS and Android later this year, with hopes for a full mobile release soon after.

If you're a fan of cooperative puzzle games like Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, you'll find Parallel Experiment right up your alley. Players assume the roles of detectives Ally and Old Dog, who must navigate separate locations, communicating clues and collaborating to unravel the mystery of a ruthless killer. With over 80 individual puzzles, an in-game notebook for tracking clues, and cooperative dialogue, the game promises an engaging experience wrapped in a noir comic book style. Plus, players can enjoy playful interactions like knocking on windows or poking their partner, adding a fun twist to the gameplay.

Parallel Experiment GameplayWhat's in the box?! And yes, for those wondering, Parallel Experiment will feature crossplay. This feature is a brilliant addition, enabling seamless multiplayer experiences across devices. While desktop players can easily coordinate via tools like Discord, having your partner in the same room opens up creative avenues for communication and distraction. Crossplay ensures that everyone can enjoy the game, whether on different devices or in the same space.

Although the co-op puzzle genre isn't new, the wealth of previous games has allowed developers to refine the experience. This means that Parallel Experiment is poised to offer one of the best experiences when it finally hits mobile platforms.

To stay ahead of the curve, don't just rely on our news updates. Dive into our regular feature, Ahead of the Game, where we share our insights on upcoming titles like the multiplayer dungeon crawler Gold & Glory.

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