Two Players. One Complete Body. Endless Chaos!

You've never needed each other this much to survive. One can see the world but can't take a single step; the other can run and jump but is in pitch darkness! Carry your friend on your back, keep the communication tight, and survive this parkour filled with deadly obstacles. Oh, and try not to scream at each other while doing it!

You Have the Eyes, You Have the Responsibility!

If you're playing the character who can't walk, you are the team's only vision. While riding on your blind friend's back, observe your surroundings, analyze the obstacles, and tell them exactly where to jump and where to stop. When you say "turn right," is it your right or their right? By the time you figure it out, you might already be falling off a cliff!

You Have the Legs and the Ears!

If you're playing the blind character, you are the engine of the team. You might not be able to see what's in front of you, but your senses are razor-sharp! You have to completely trust the eyes (and the mouth) of the friend on your back. Moreover, your hearing is incredibly keen: some deadly traps on the map make sounds at special frequencies that only you can hear. Your seeing partner won't notice these traps, so even if they yell "go!", it's up to you to trust your ears and stop the team.

Complete the Missing Half!

No one is complete on their own in this game! Two players, two different POVs (perspectives), but one single moving body. One side has no eyes, the other has no legs. As you can see on the screen, one of you sees only darkness, while the other sees the obstacles. In this world where you are split in half, the only way to survive is to trust your friend's eyes and ears as if they were your own limbs!