What Balance 100 is about
Balance 100 is a game about using both hands to place objects with precision. Things start out slightly skewed, and your job is to set them straight: adjust the rotation angle of a manhole cover, pack up a mess of pills and data lines, line up paintings in a gallery, get the stars to form a line, even straighten the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The operation is a little experimental, and it can be a bit hard, but with calm and patience you can do it. Expect it to drive you crazy once in a while — that's part of the deal.
Playing it with friends
The game supports multiplayer mode where one person controls one hand. That means you and a partner each take a hand and try to get your movements into sync, aiming for a 100% synchronization rate. It also supports Remote Play Together, so a friend can join in over a connection rather than sitting next to you. The singleplayer side is there too, if you'd rather handle both hands yourself.
Before you start
Balance 100 is the full version of the free game Balance 97.261/100. That prologue already contains about half of the game content, and since the controls are experimental, it's worth trying out before committing. The tags describe a colorful, cozy and relaxing experience with logic and linear progression, so the levels follow a set path rather than opening up freely. The developer, Liujiajun, notes this is their sixth game on Steam.