Duet

Kumobius

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Enter a mesmerising trance of co-dependence in Duet. The rules are simple: control two vessels in sync, survive against all odds and keep calm.

Your survival is dependent on protecting two vessels - they are devices in sync, a dance and song between two entities tethered together in symbiosis. Feel edge of your seat terror where the world around you becomes quiet and numb as all that matters is the game living between your palms -- that is Duet.

% EIGHT CHAPTERS

Experience eight chapters of deceptive narrative and nerve-twisting gameplay. Replay any stage to perfect your movements and unlock over 25 achievements. This is a game that will test you. Unlock the Survival mode, Daily Challenges and four additional chapters of bonus challenges.

% PERFECT GAMEPLAY

With air tight controls and gameplay that’s tuned to perfection Duet provides the perfect balance between challenge and pure gaming satisfaction. Touch either side of the screen to twist your vessels and avoid everything in your path. Remember: even that which begins simple can end complex.

% HYPNOTIC AUDIO

An outstanding handcrafted soundtrack by Melbourne composer and Gotye multi-instrumentalist Tim Shiel. Nine unique and mesmerizingly beautiful compositions ensure an immersive experience for you at every step of your journey.

% FULLY FEATURED

- Full Google Play Game Services sync support - sync your progress across all your devices.
- Phones and Tablet support - play everywhere.
- Compete with Google Play Game Services across the Survival mode and Daily Challenges leaderboards.

% GO PREMIUM

Duet is free to download and play with some advertisements between gameplay. However, you may pay a once-off in-app purchase to unlock “Duet Premium”. This will remove all advertisements from the game, unlock Survival mode for endless score chasing delight, the Daily Challenges feature and four bonus challenge chapters. You will also help support more independent development of video games.

% ABOUT KUMOBIUS

Selected for the Indie Showcase at PAX Aus and a finalist in both Game Design and Audio for the Freeplay Festival. This is another award-winning title from the team behind Time Surfer & Bean’s Quest. We call Duet a “Hex-like” in honour of Terry Cavanagh’s contribution to the medium of games and exploration of genres.

% ABOUT TIM SHIEL

Tim Shiel is a composer/producer based in Melbourne. Tim is known to some as Faux Pas, the moniker under which he released a steady stream of constantly shifting electronic music for many years. He is also known for his work as a broadcaster at Melbourne independent radio station 3RRR FM, and for his recent role as multi-instrumentalist in Gotye's live band.

% SUPPORT

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Ratings and reviews

it's incredible! i dont really like how so many levels are locked behind a paywall, but there are plenty of free ones, and it's definitely not a beginner's game- you'll spend plenty of time completing the base story, plus there's always an endless mode it stays compelling the whole way through, the controls are precise and simple, and the level design is intuitive even when it becomes challenging. i only had trouble with the spinny things, since i kept mixing up which direction i should go

First of all, this game is HARD. If you're a casual/amateur gamer, look elsewhere. However, it provides a nice experience with creative obstacles, despite being so simple. It can get frustrating, but the levels are fairly short so there is never any major progress loss. Around a third of the game is accessible without micro-transactions, but contains heaps of DLC that I don't know much about because I am playing free to play. 9/10

Fantastic game that has great music, great design, and great narration. As well, its difficulty level is perfect. Well, nearly perfect. The only problem with this game's difficulty is that there is one obstacle that is infinitely harder than all the other obstacles. I am talking about the long bar followed by the short bar. Way harder than the other obstacles, and makes me want to rage quit. Would elaborate further, but there's a character limit. Acceptance had the best difficulty, loved it.

What's new

Bug fixes and minor tweaks.