Two Skateboards Driving Simulator

The Two Skateboards Driving Simulator is a strange experiment at first glance: skateboarding turns into a task that needs to be solved together. The name is not deceiving - the board is used in an unusual way, and control requires consistency rather than personal dexterity. It turns out to be difficult to arrive where you want to go: if one accelerates or brakes at the wrong time, the whole structure loses balance. This is the main difficulty - to come to an agreement and maintain balance. As the levels progress, obstacles and turns appear, forcing you to reassemble the usual scheme of actions. The design is deliberately tough: mistakes are punished, and levels require repetition until the movement becomes consistent. But the pleasure from success is corresponding - the goal was achieved precisely because you worked as a single whole. Separately, it is worth noting that the fall in this simulator looks convincing: structures fly apart, and the heroes find themselves on the ground in not the most graceful poses. Individual tasks are limited in time, so you have to choose between speed and accuracy. It is almost impossible to pass a level the first time - and this is considered the norm here, not a disadvantage. Another feature: the level can be completed by two people on the same computer, and this is much more fun than alone. This was done by an independent developer, without any complaints about graphics or unnecessary systems. For those looking for a different co-op experience and willing to put in the time to try, Two Skateboards Driving Simulator provides a rare case where the game's difficulty is based on communication rather than reflexes.