Steam isn’t just a haven for indie soulslikes, puzzle games, and farming sims, but co-op games as well. There’s friendslop titles like Peak, as well as various games made in its image, not to mention viral hits like the hide-and-seek experience Meccha Chameleon. Co-op horror titles with proximity chat have also proven to be a big hit, but not all gamers want to be spooked or have loud bouts of laughter. Sometimes, gamers will be seeking a co-op game that relaxes them, rewards teamwork, and immerses them in a beautiful world. Hela: of Mice and Magic certainly falls into this camp.
Visually, Hela: of Mice and Magic nails the It Takes Two vibe, with some semi-realistic environmental design and two small characters to take control of. Like its name suggests, Steam players will be traversing a big world as a brave mouse, with bright-colored vistas and a heartwarming story ahead of them. Realistic physics, making platforms for one another, and numerous environmental puzzles where players need to complete different tasks are all present. However, though Hela: of Mice and Magic does offer two-player split-screen co-op, it stands out from the work of Hazelight Studios thanks...
