Hello everybody and welcome to the Canaan Rince podcast, Volume 11, issue 511. Today we're going to talk about

it takes two. And joining me, Leon Cox, in this issue, we have Darren Gargett. Hello. We have

Ryan Gowell. Hello. And returning guest friend of the show, it's Johannes Nichelle. Welcome back.

Hi, guys. Thanks for having to me again. And you're here because

Josh once again had to drop out. He's had to miss a couple of shows recently for reasons, but

you were put forward by Mikiel as he told us that you are a pretty big fan of this game.

Yeah, exactly. We were talking about what we were playing during the,

was that the winter of last year?

There it came up, yeah.

For those who don't know,

Johannes is a developing partner with our own Mikhail

on the game Shieldmade MX,

which you can get on itch.eo at the moment.

We'll plug that again at the end of the show. So it's

nice to have a developer's perspective on the show. Obviously, we've also got some industry

expertise from Ryan and Darren as well. So, but what is it takes two? In brief, it is a

two-player co-op platform adventure from the developers behind Brothers, A Tale of Two Sons, 2013, A Way Out, 2018.

We covered Brothers A Tale of Two Sons on the Cana Rince podcast some time ago. You can find that on our website or on Spotify.

We haven't covered a way out, brackets yet.

Who knows? You never know. Darren and I also played through that one last year. I think we played,

did we play it after we played it? Yeah. Okay. Johannes, you've already sort of covered it a bit.

But so you, you played this last year in co-op, presumably?

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