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IMPORTANT: "Parallel Experiment" is a 2-player cooperative puzzle game that requires each player to have their own copy on either mobile, tablet, PC or Mac . Internet connection and voice communication are essential. Need a Player Two? Join our Discord community!
ENGAGE IN THE PARALLEL EXPERIMENT
Parallel Experiment is the second standalone chapter to the cooperative point-and-click puzzle game series 'Cryptic Killer'.
After getting tricked by the Cryptic Killer in Unboxing the Cryptic Killer, detectives Old Dog and Ally are back on the quest to capture the infamous criminal. A series of cryptic clues leads them across the city taking them closer to uncovering his latest ominous scheme: the Parallel Experiment. While the detectives are uncertain about Cryptic Killer's exact plans, they know they must act fast to stop him.
As they navigate this maze of clues, one question remains: Are they closing in on the Cryptic Killer, or walking into yet another one of his traps? Determination is high—this time, they're not letting him get away.
THE ONLY WAY TO ESCAPE IS TO WORK TOGETHER
Two minds are better than one, and the only way you'll be able to catch the Cryptic Killer codes is by working together. Through separate screens, you and your friend will each be given half of a puzzle at each location. Communicate, collaborate, and work together to push your puzzle-solving skills to the limit.
FEATURES LIST
Two Player Co-Op
In Parallel Experiment, the detectives are separated. You’ll see different items and clues than your partner and will be tested on your communication!
Challenging Collaborative Puzzles
Two brains are better than one when it comes to cracking the Cryptic Killer's codes.
Explore Illustrated Worlds
Parallel Experiment's hand-illustrated environments are inspired by noir novels.
Draw on… Everything!
You cannot solve a case without taking notes. At any time in the game, you can whip out a notebook and pen to make notes and scribble on your environment.
Don't miss a clue! He can't escape now!
ENGAGE IN THE PARALLEL EXPERIMENT
Parallel Experiment is the second standalone chapter to the cooperative point-and-click puzzle game series 'Cryptic Killer'.
After getting tricked by the Cryptic Killer in Unboxing the Cryptic Killer, detectives Old Dog and Ally are back on the quest to capture the infamous criminal. A series of cryptic clues leads them across the city taking them closer to uncovering his latest ominous scheme: the Parallel Experiment. While the detectives are uncertain about Cryptic Killer's exact plans, they know they must act fast to stop him.
As they navigate this maze of clues, one question remains: Are they closing in on the Cryptic Killer, or walking into yet another one of his traps? Determination is high—this time, they're not letting him get away.
THE ONLY WAY TO ESCAPE IS TO WORK TOGETHER
Two minds are better than one, and the only way you'll be able to catch the Cryptic Killer codes is by working together. Through separate screens, you and your friend will each be given half of a puzzle at each location. Communicate, collaborate, and work together to push your puzzle-solving skills to the limit.
FEATURES LIST
Two Player Co-Op
In Parallel Experiment, the detectives are separated. You’ll see different items and clues than your partner and will be tested on your communication!
Challenging Collaborative Puzzles
Two brains are better than one when it comes to cracking the Cryptic Killer's codes.
Explore Illustrated Worlds
Parallel Experiment's hand-illustrated environments are inspired by noir novels.
Draw on… Everything!
You cannot solve a case without taking notes. At any time in the game, you can whip out a notebook and pen to make notes and scribble on your environment.
Don't miss a clue! He can't escape now!
Additional information
Provider
Eleven PuzzlesLast Updated on
02/06/2024
Game List
FAQ
When was this game updated?
Parallel Experiment is updated at 2024-02-06.
Which studio developed this game?
The provider of Parallel Experiment is Eleven Puzzles.
Can I play Parallel Experiment on Android/iOS?
No.
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