A colour-split co-op platformer
Two Cubes is a 2D platformer built around one rule: each player can only touch and interact with things of their own colour. One of you is red, the other is blue, and the world is split to match. Purple is the shared exception — both players can touch it, but neither can step into the other's colour. That single constraint drives every jump, switch and puzzle across the adventure.
Playing it together
This is an online co-op campaign for exactly 2 players, and both of you need to own the game. You cannot play it alone. Each of you takes a coloured cube and works through the levels side by side, covering the parts of the stage your colour allows while your partner handles theirs. Purple sections are where you both meet in the middle. The levels are linear, so you move through the same path together rather than splitting off into separate routes.
What to know before starting
The campaign contains 30 unique levels, each one experimenting with a different platforming challenge or idea, so the puzzles shift as you go rather than repeating one gimmick. The game includes colour-blind support for Deuteranopia, Protanopia and Tritanopia, which is worth setting up before you start if it applies to either of you. Expect a tutorial-led opening that teaches the colour rule before the levels get more involved.