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It Takes Two’s director will give $1000 to everyone who gets tired of the game

It Takes Two is the upcoming action-adventure by Hazelight Studios. The game does not feature single-player, and can be only played cooperatively. It’s being directed by Josef Fares, who you might know from previous games such as A Way Out, and Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons.

In a recent interview with GameInformer, Fares said that video games are not always about fun. “Some parts of gaming are fun, but I would say that more, depending on the scene, it should be engaging”.

According to Fares, every situation in a narrative game has to reflect of what is happening in the game. “So, if the character needs something, it should reflect the gameplay as well. I think in narrative games especially, repetitiveness is super dangerous.”

Lastly, Fares said that he would give 1000$ to everyone who gets tired of the game. However, they will have to be honest about it. This makes Fares sound extremely optimistic regarding the quality of the game. Hopefully, the game will meet the expectations of the players, and Fares won’t go bankrupt.

It Takes Two will be released on March 26th, and it will be available for purchase on Steam and Origin.

You can read the full interview here.

It Takes Two Official Reveal Trailer

Thanks GameInformer.

27 thoughts on “It Takes Two’s director will give $1000 to everyone who gets tired of the game”

        1. Brothers is probably one of the best coop games ever made. A Way Out was fresh af. You just writing crap posts on the internet in the meantime.

          1. A Way Out was fresh af.

            Yet another on-rails “cinematic experience” bait game for console playing normies was “fresh af”? LOL, okay.

          2. Some scenes were unique mechanically, blending into each other seemlessly.He did a good job directing that.
            I just like to give credit where its due. Also it was priced very modestly.

  1. Developer says he will give everyone $1,000 who gets tied of the game. So how do they get out of paying the $1,000?

    “However, they will have to be honest about it.”

    That is how. How can you prove that you are being honest about it?

      1. I thought about that but there are ways to make it much more difficult than it’s worth to take the polygraph. The Developer can claim that the person will have to travel to some remote city where the polygraphs are being given risking Covid in cramped corners during the round trip flight.

        In addition polygraphs are only 85% accurate so the Developer could claim that it was inaccurate a month later and must be done over starting the whole process again. I doubt most would bother at that point.

  2. “It’s being directed by Josef Fares, who you might know from previous games such as A Way Out, and Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons.”

    oh yes that guy i boycott and i dont even bother checking his games out.

      1. Why it must be bloody shooter when talking about “adult games”?Also this game first impression definitely suitable for kids, nothing wrong with my comments…

        1. That’s OK, it may not be your genre.. On my side, I think that we don’t see enough of gameplay to be fixed on this!

  3. 1st – He won’t give $1000 to anyone
    2nd – Honestly, the game itself seem’s to be very good indeed! Wait and see!!!

  4. ? I love this Josef Fares guy, he’s the same dude that yelled f*** the Oscars at the game awards.

    I doubt the guarantee but the game itself looks great. Reminds me of the feeling of wonder one could get as a child watching a Dreamworks movie.

    I hope multiplayer isn’t mandatory however, seems like it would be awkward since the characters are voiced and have such set personalities.

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