Review: Tied Together (Nintendo Switch)

One fine day a bunch of scientists created four tiny monsters. But for what? To test their cooperation skills of course! So they tied them together to a tiny monstrous chain and let them make their way through colourfull, tricky, cooperative experimental set-ups that only scientists can think up.

Pros:

• Cartoon graphics.
• 609MB Download size.
• Tutorial pop-ups.
• Co-op puzzler gameplay.
• Two player has 40 levels.
• Party mode is 3-4 players and has 25 levels.
• Instant restarts.
• Can pick and play any level.
• Simple controls.
• Terrific fun.
• Can replay levels.
• Four characters.
• Can revive dead players.
• All levels are timed and award Bronze, Silver, and Gold.
• Many mechanics like wind, Buttons, Momentum, and physics.
• Players can get killed/knocked out and any alive players can carry on but with dead weight.

Cons:

• No way to pick a character instead it is assigned to you.
• No solo play at all.
• Lacks colorblind options.
• No online co-op.
• Feels short.
• No leaderboards.
• Medals feel redundant and unimportant.