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Beyond: Two Souls Co-Op Review

Tally Callahan

Quantic Dream drew much attention three years ago with their critically acclaimed drama/adventure game, Heavy Rain. As such, it should come as no surprise that their latest game, Beyond: Two Souls was greatly anticipated. Does it hold up to the hype? Let’s find out....

Beyond: Two Souls Launch Trailer is Here

Justin Reynolds

We than get a glimpse into the types of situations that we can expect to help Jodie through, such as a sinking tanker, a romantic relationship, an arctic (or otherwise frigid environment), burning buildings, and a motorcycle chase that some players will recognize from the game’s demo. It will be fascinating to see how Jodie gets herself into (and out of) all of these unique situations.

Beyond: Two Souls Exclusive Content Detailed

Justin Reynolds

Included in the Special Edition are the items you’d expect; a Steelbook case, behind the scene features, and soundtrack. Some not so common items include a dynamic PS3 theme and avatar pack, as well as a 30-minute playable scene. Sony has offered some details on just what gamers can expect in that scene. The ‘Advanced Experiments’ additional DLC consists of several training missions featuring Jodie and her attached supernatural entity, Aiden. Working together, the two solve puzzles designed to test reflexes and problem solving in intense situations.

Beyond: Two Souls Full Demo Footage

Justin Reynolds

The demo opens up when the main character, Jodie Holmes, is a child in a medical/scientific facility. Through simple actions with the analog stick, Jodie can interact with the environment around her. Fans who played Heavy Rain will feel right at home, but will be relieved that the interactions are less contextual and easier to execute.

Beyond: Two Souls to Have Co-Op Via "Dual Mode"

Tally Callahan

Through Dual Mode, both players connect their smartphones or tablets (iOS or Android) to the game, which lets them control main characters Aiden or Jodie with specialized touchscreen gestures. Players won't be able to play at the same time, however, making the gameplay asynchronous. While the smart devices will designate who is controlling Aiden and who is controlling Jodie, players will have to take turns. The touch controls are available in single-player as well.