Cooperative play doesn't necessarily have to be relegated strictly to the world of hardcore combat against alien invaders or terrorist-hunting. Richard Boeser's Ibb and Obb transfers the give-and-take of co-op play to a day-glo universe where gravity pulls all things to the center -- but that zero point is the screen's equator. The game world is split into two halves, forcing players to work together to solve the gravity-based puzzles by weaving through a series of portals between the two fields. Monsters complicate matters. Like only monsters can do.
Lyle Carr: "ibb & obb is a simple, fun and charming co-op experience with a variety of clever gravity-defying obstacles to overcome with a friend."
Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "But I have to say, my favorite type of game that has emerged on the Switch is the local co-op game. Namely the kind where you can just pass a Joy-Con to a buddy and get to playing. Games like Snipperclips, Heave-Ho, BoxBoy! + BoxGirl! and Vitamin Collection are fantastic little games that really show off what is probably the Switch’s best features – out of the box co-op multiplayer, and now you can add Ibb & Obb to the list. A game that originally release way back on the PlayStation 3 but may have found its forever home here on the Switch."
DeveloperSparpweed are today very happy to announce that their gravity switching co-op game “ibb and obb” is now finally available on the Nintendo Switch.
