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Duo Vikings is a cooperative puzzle platformer built around a simple idea: two vikings, one dungeon, and a door that only opens when both of them have made it to the exit. Neither character can finish alone, so every room turns into a small negotiation about who goes first and who holds the switch.

The setting is a torch-lit dungeon, and the rooms are laid out with levers and pressure plates that one viking has to operate so the other can get past. A session feels closer to a shared logic puzzle than a race. You stop, look at the room, work out the order of moves, and then execute it with two sets of hands on one keyboard.

If you came to Low's Adventures 2 for its pixel-platformer style, this one keeps the jumping and the small dungeon rooms but swaps the solo dash for teamwork, which makes it a good pick when a friend is sitting beside you. It runs in the browser with nothing to install.

How to play

Player one controls their viking with W A D. Player two uses the arrow keys. Work the levers and plates together, then get both vikings to the door.

A typical room goes like this: one viking steps onto a plate or pulls a lever, which changes something in the room, and the other viking uses the opening to move ahead. Often the roles then swap so the first one can catch up. The level is done once both are at the door.

Tips

• Talk it through before moving. Most mistakes come from both players acting at once and undoing each other's work.
• Look for which viking is closest to each switch, and let that one handle it instead of walking across the room.
• If a plate has to stay pressed, remember that whoever stands on it is stuck there until the other viking is through.
• Keep your hands on their own side of the keyboard: W A D on the left, arrows on the right, so nobody reaches across.

Similar games on Low's Adventures 2

Duo Vikings 3 is the nearest relative if you want more of the same two-player format. Level Devil is a very different kind of platformer, with a single character and levels that are designed to surprise you. Big Tower Tiny Square 2 is another precision platformer played solo, and Red Ball 4 leans on physics and rolling instead of puzzles.

It suits two people sharing one keyboard for a short session, and it is less fun alone since the point is coordinating two characters.