A Game About Careful Placement
Balance 97.261/100 is a casual simulation game where you use both hands to adjust the world. The tasks are small and specific: rotate floor tiles to the correct angle, stack messy books vertically, place paintings in an art gallery, and turn the lid of a hand sanitizer in one direction. The game also asks you to get the earth back to where she should be. It is a bit difficult, but with calmness and patience, you can reach the end. The tags describe it as colorful, cute, wholesome, cozy, relaxing, and linear, with a logic focus and pixel graphics.
Playing Together With a Friend
The game supports multiplayer mode, and it also lists Remote Play Together as a Steam feature. In multiplayer, one person controls one hand. The store text says the goal is for you and your partner to achieve a 100% synchronization rate. Since each player handles a single hand, the placement tasks depend on both of you coordinating your movements rather than one person doing everything alone.
What to Know Before Starting
This is a singleplayer game at its core, tagged as Singleplayer, but it opens up for two people through its multiplayer mode. Expect a linear progression rather than an open-ended sandbox. The difficulty is described as a bit difficult, so patience matters more than speed. The developer, Liujiajun, notes this is his sixth game on Steam.