It Takes Two

2021 Hazelight Studios

A 8.4 5 ratings

It Takes Two

2021 Hazelight Studios

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8.4/10

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Is It Takes Two worth playing in 2026?

5 players have graded It Takes Two on Tier, which puts it at an A grade for an average of 8.4/10. Among the 5 public grades charted on this page, 40% land in the S tier and 100% sit at B tier or higher. The game came out in 2021, and those grades were recorded by players who logged it since then. Reported completion times put a main-story run at about 14h 44m. So the community answer for 2026 is a clear yes: most of the players who graded It Takes Two rank it in the upper half of the F to S scale. Figures on this page were updated in November 2026.

About It Takes Two

On Tier, It Takes Two is graded A by the player community, with an average of 8.4/10 across 5 ratings. 40% of its public grades place it in the S tier. Grades run from F to S and come from players who logged the game, not from press scores. Community data updated in November 2026.

It Takes Two is an action and adventure game developed by Hazelight Studios and published by Electronic Arts, released on 25 March 2021.

Of the RAWG players who own It Takes Two, 37% have finished it and 8% dropped it.

Embark on the craziest journey of your life in It Takes Two, a genre-bending platform adventure created purely for co-op. Invite a friend to join for free with Friend’s Pass and work together across a huge variety of gleefully disruptive gameplay challenges. Play as the clashing couple Cody and May, two humans turned into dolls by a magic spell. Together, trapped in a fantastical world where the unpredictable hides around every corner, they are reluctantly challenged with saving their fractured relationship.

Cody and May, a married couple planning to divorce, break the news to their daughter Rose. Upset, Rose takes handmade dolls resembling her parents into the family shed, and her tears cause Cody and May to become trapped inside the dolls. They are confronted by Dr. Hakim, an anthropomorphic relationship therapy book who says he has been tasked with fixing their marriage. As Cody and May try to find a way back to their human bodies, Hakim places obstacles and collaborative challenges in their path, forcing them to work together. Along the way, they encounter personified versions of their neglected possessions, rediscover their individual passions, and are reminded of what brought them together.

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