Tick ​​Tock: A Tale for Two is a cooperative puzzle game with hand-drawn graphics. It is designed for two users. Each of them plays on a separate device. The title uses a concept where one partner describes to a friend what is happening on his screen. Gamers can communicate with each other via built-in voice chat.

An indie project has a very low barrier to entry. This allows you to attract even those who do not play video games to multiplayer. Tick ​​Tock: A Tale for Two transports players to a dimension created by Amalia Ravn. Users need to escape from the world of the watchmaker. The action takes place in the first half of the last century. The plot begins with the mysterious disappearance of one of the daughters in a family of watchmakers. And according to the plot, the players fall into a trap and find themselves in another world.

The quest is expected to take approximately 2.5-3 hours. The gameplay in it is based on indirect interaction between people through communication. The riddles here are divided into two parts, and each user sees his half of the puzzle in front of him. For example: if one person is shown a broken watch, then the second will be shown instructions on how to fix it. And then he will have to explain to his friend how to solve the puzzle. The tasks here are different, and their complexity is low. Among them there are multi-stage puzzles.