But what might be most rewarding for returning players is the deeper understanding this follow-up provides of the burgeoning Yarny mythology - what they are, what they're meant to do, and why they exist. And since these challenges culminate with the rescue of additional Yarnys whose features you can borrow to modify your own, there's plenty of reason for customization-loving kids to work their way through the extra content. The inclusion of dozens of bonus levels - many of which are exceptionally challenging - gives players plenty to do. Plus, Unravel Two feels like a more complete package. And the puzzles and controls are so cleverly designed that you won't feel at either an advantage or a disadvantage whether you're playing alone or with a friend. Seeing your Yarnys work together to sling themselves around a gorgeous world feels like watching a pair of lifelong friends helping each other, even though they only meet at the start of the game. It also gives players new ways to enjoy the puzzles that made the original so much fun to play.
The sequel keeps and refines all of this: Some of the environments look nearly photorealistic, and the companionship-focused narrative is frequently emotional. Beyond its cooperative theme, Unravel Two isn't significantly different than the original, which was a miniature masterpiece thanks to its lush environments, tight play, and touching story. There was no need to change what wasn't broken for this clever adventure-game sequel.
Players can also test their skill in dozens of short but challenging stages, as well as customize the look and color of their Yarnys. With two Yarnys in the mix, most puzzles have been built around the notion of cooperation, but in sequences in which only one Yarny is needed, players can meld them together into one, forming a denser, multicolored yarn creature. The Yarnys travel through a series of intricately detailed two-dimensional environments - buildings, parks, caves, and more - avoiding hazards and solving puzzles using their special abilities, such as building yarn bridges/trampolines, swinging from outcroppings, and pulling and pushing objects.
Whether you play alone or with someone else, the adventure unfolds the same way. Solo players can switch between the two Yarnys at will, while a pair of players can each assume control of one and work together. Now, instead of just one Yarny, there are two, and their threads are joined together. Llike its predecessor Unravel, UNRAVEL TWO puts players in control of a "Yarny," a creature composed entirely of a single length of yarn.
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