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Bound Together is a first-person cooperative puzzle game for two players. The two players are separated and each sees clues the other cannot: one finds the mechanism, the other the document that explains it, so every puzzle can only be solved by describing what you see, by proximity voice chat up close or by walkie-talkie from afar. Codes, paths and combinations are randomized every match. The game includes a prologue and three chapters, from an underground dungeon and a forge to an abandoned office backup system and a quarry where heavy objects must be moved together with real physics. Online and LAN play, English and Italian.
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