I'm also super sucked into Hades. If anyone would be interested in watching it rather than playing (even though I have no idea why you would ;)), may I shamelessly use this opportunity to link my stream. I stream every second of my Hades gameplay there, currently live every couple of days: https://www.twitch.tv/daumenschmaus
My son too, but he enjoys moving out. It was on sale last week too.
My six year old really enjoys the Lego games, particularly Lego City Undercover and the Harry Potter Series. He also had fun with Woodle Tree 2 which is very simple and has co op.
So, I tried getting my wife to play some co-op games with me, but she gets stressed out (and so doesn't enjoy) any game where she is expected to have any minimal reflexes/reactions or even some minimal dexterity. Even Snipperclips is off the table (she tried). Is there ANY game from the above that is pure puzzle solving in co-op, without any platforming and/or quick reactions and/or dexterity needed? I played Captain Toad on WiiU, and from what I remember, while I think at least some challenges were pure puzzles, more than a few weren't, so that is off the table. I don't know anything about the following though, will any fit the bill?
Thanks! How much dexterity does the stacking need (as in how much does she need to be able to have fine cursor control using the joycon to places things)? Or is it just a matter of deciding what to place over what, while how it is placed exactly over the previous piece does not matter?
Ok, thanks! Might still consider it for the earlier levels, I can play the rest on my own... Will see.
The nintendo website for that game is literally next to this one and has been for a while now. Looking into the game, this might be it... Thank you for the suggestion!
You should absolutely try Box Boy + Box Girl. It's literally what you just described, it requires very little dexterity if at all and it is incredibly fun.
There's tons of picross games, but Murder by Numbers is pretty unique in tying an Ace Attorney-style narrative to it. So unless you want straight puzzles, you'll have to wait for more.
There are 5 picross games by Jupiter, the king of the genre. They are picross S1-S5. They don't have the story elements, but there are lots of puzzles. Others might be able to give more info on story focused picross games as I only have the S series of games. But if you like strictly puzzles, you can't go wrong with the S series.
The music is from Chipzel, of course it is.
