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Kumobius / Aug 3, 2015 / Action, Indie
Elegant and minimal, Duet asks players simply to navigate two orbiting spheres past an increasingly complex maze of falling obstacles. As the difficulty increases, the tension mounts, and a peculiar narrative unfolds.
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• fixed bug where some Soliloquy levels were different when loaded a second time • added a "resend scores" option to the options > support menu • fixed a UI updating issue so the green triangle should show up correctly when you perfect a level
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93% positive, 429 reviews
Spun left. Spun right. Panicked. Finished it in 30 minutes. Minimal, stressful, and way harder than it looks. Short game, fast pain.
2 found this helpful, 2026-01-24
I just really love this game. I come back to it once in a while to do a few runs in the speedrun mode and a daily challenge. It's cool how it rewires your brain. I remember what a struggle the first time playing it was, and now I can come back to it after months, or even years, and can nail entire sections without mistakes from the get go. It's like riding a bike. You truly achieve "a circular mindset."
2 found this helpful, 2025-11-28
First played this game when it launched on mobile in 2013. To me, it remains the definition of art and one of the few titles I truly consider worthy of being called a mobile game. The mechanics are simple yet difficult to master. The atmosphere with a great vibe enhanced by an excellent choice of music. It’s also a fun game to showcase your skills to friends experiencing it for the first time. The difficulty ramps up...
1 found this helpful, 2026-01-14
I really wanted to recommend Duet because I dig its elegant simplicity and challenging but fun game play, and if you don't care about achievements, I guess I do recommend it still. However, I cannot condone holding players hostage for "do this 1000 times" quote on quote achievements. There is nothing fun about forcing players to play 1000 waves of endless mode just to 100% the game, while omitting skill-based...
1 found this helpful, 2026-09-02
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