Tied Together is a 2-4 player local co-op party game about lab monsters, challenged by the beautiful outdoors. There is one catch, the monsters are physically tied together by a rope. Because of this, the players must to show some serious cooperation and coordination skills in order to achieve.
About the story
You know the saying: a chain is as strong as the weakest link? Let’s find out who is trolling your team into the many spikes and lava streams. Exposed? Just kick him along with you!
Platforms
SwitchGenres
Platform PuzzleThemes
Party
Languages: English and 6 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
ThisGenGaming
By Justin OneilWe had fun while playing Tied Together even though it didn’t last very long. It’s easy for anyone in the family to pick up and play it and the silly nature of it led to quite a few laughs while playing. If it had more levels or more reasons to play the levels that it does have over again I could recommend it more but as it stands right now I’d wait for a sale on it.
NintendoWorldReport
By Matthew Olivoundefined.If you're in the market for a fun and engaging co-op game to share and have a great time with your friends and family, I'd suggest you go looking elsewhere as the novelty of being attached to each other wears off quick without variety and challenge keeping the game interesting. I truly do love the ideas it has, but it's sad to see that these ideas were not strongly supported by a mechanism that would allow it to flourish.
Pure Nintendo
By Kira COverall, Tied Together is a short, bland game that could have really benefited by having a lot more levels. I cannot say the game is worth buying, especially at its current price of $14.99.
Nintendo Times
By Jordan BrewerTied Together offers such a neat gimmick, but fails in its execution. There are over 60 levels that will put you and your friends to the test, but anyone expecting some nice variety of replay value will be sorely disappointed. While I had some fun playing this game, that’s due to the people I played with rather than the quality of the game. Save your $15 for something else.
Video Chums
By A.J. MaciejewskiTied Together is enjoyable at first but as soon as the novelty wears off (which doesn't take long at all), you're left with an irritating mess that's difficult to enjoy.