Mido and Di

Mido and Di is a small platform game about guiding two characters through obstacles together, so the appeal comes from simple co-operation and careful timing rather than from a wide set of moves. By our assessment, that makes it a modest local co-op style game at heart, the kind that asks players to coordinate jumps and solve compact stages. Its main strength is the two-character structure, because that instantly gives the puzzle action a shared rhythm. The limit is obvious as well: once the stage ideas are understood, there is not much room for surprise or depth. In practice, that can feel neat and direct, but also brief and a little thin if someone wants a bigger challenge. Mido and Di sits in the family of straightforward indie puzzle-platformers, and it does not pretend to be anything grander. It is fine for a light session, not for someone looking for a long system to sink into.