Tick Tock: A Tale for Two

Other Tales Interactive

About this game

Tick Tock: A Tale for Two is an eerie cooperative puzzle game for two players. Each player needs a copy of the game on their own mobile device (phone or tablet) to play. You can also play cross-platform.

Average playtime 2.5 hours.

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You and your friend are trapped in a mystical clockwork world. As time ebbs away you must solve increasingly complex puzzles to escape. Cooperation is key as neither of you have the full picture! Play on two devices, local or remotely, all you need is a voice connection.

"perhaps one of the most clever game ideas I’ve ever seen." - TouchArcade

"a spooky multiplayer puzzle game with a brilliant hook - that the game is played simultaneously on two screens, with half of the clues on one and half on the other." - EUROGAMER

Awards & Recognition:

* Winner - Danish Games Awards (Best Debut, Best Emergent Experience) 2020
* Nominee - BAFTA Games Awards 2020
* Nominee - Nordic Game Awards 2020
* Winner - Google Play Awards (Most Inventive) 2019
* Winner- IndieCade (Cooperative Design) 2019
* Official Selection - AdventureX 2019
* Official Selection - Indie MEGABOOTH 2019
* Nominee - International Mobile Gaming Awards 2019
* Nominee - Ludicious 2019
* Official Selection - PAX 10 2018
* Official Selection - Leftfield Collection 2018
* Nominee - Play17 2017
* Nominee - Nordic Game 2017
* Official Selection - IndieCade Europe 2017
* Nominee - Amaze 2017
* Official Selection - Stugan 2016

Ratings and reviews

Honestly not worth any money wish I could get my money back, but it took an hour to beat and once you've played it once you can basically just skip all the mini game and beat it in a quarter of the time there was no real worth in playing it, it was honestly just a waste of time

Innovative and amazing. definitely a game worth a play. I enjoyed this with my boyfriend as we love coop games. the ending was really good. what deducts from my rating is the high price. first of all, it's a relatively short game. secondly when the player is dependent on another person buying the game aswell it becomes very expensive for the amount of actual playtime. is this "double price" worth it? definitely not.

Took only an hour to beat. It was interesting and entertaining while it lasted. But my partner and I beat it in a little over an hour, and after considering that you have to pay for this twice to play, and on two different platforms, making the price about $10, it was not worth the price. If the game was longer sure, but this is not worth $10.

What's new

* Update for Google Play minimum API level requirements