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Come with Me

Come with Me is a two-player cooperative game set in a puzzle filled magical world. Solve puzzles together by using your special abilities and collect memories to uncover the mystery of the world around you.

Recent Reviews:

Mixed (17) - 52% of the 17 user reviews in the last 30 days are positive.

All Reviews:

Mostly Positive (1,604) - 73% of the 1,604 user reviews for this game are positive.

Release Date:

May 14, 2021

Developer:

Xin Ye

Publisher:

Spookulele Games

	Interface	Full Audio	Subtitles
English	✔

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Reviews

“Come with Me is a triumph of emotional gameplay. If you like co-op videogame experiences set in original, charming worlds, and stories told through game mechanics and images alone, then you'll love this game. I was very happy to mentor this talented team as they brought their creative vision to life. Play Come with Me!”

About This Game

Come with Me is a two-player cooperative game set in a puzzle-filled magical world. Solve puzzles together and help each other by using your asymmetrical abilities and collect memories to uncover the mystery of the world.

When the village plunges into darkness, Com and Mi go on an adventure to bring back the light. Com is strong and bulky whereas Mi is small and agile. You can only complete your adventure by working closely together. Can they get past their differences to work through all the obstacles and save the village?

Key Features:

Local and online co-op
Complement each other's strengths with your abilities
Loveable characters
Explore fun and unique environments
Steam achievements, multiplayer

Credits:

Xin Ye | Creative Director / Art Director / Level Designer

Xiangyu(Marshall) Wang | Lead Programmer

Yuran(Hesh) Yan | Programmer

Maxton Waller | Composer

Jon Brunson | Technical Sound Designer

Qiming(Fleming) Lin | Technical Artist

Weston Bell-Geddes | Usability / Marketing / Publishing

Additional development by Spookulele Games

About Us:

This game is a graduate thesis of the University of Southern California, Interative Media & Game Divisons major. It was completed by 2 students and 5 volunteers in one academic year.