Red and Blue Ball: Cupid Love

First thing you notice in Red and Blue Ball: Cupid Love—there's a lot happening at once. Both red and blue ball buddies are heading into the forest, squishing side by side, watching for weirdly placed spikes and tiny gaps. The goal is simple enough at the start. Two friends are looking for pieces of a heart—one red, one blue. Not exactly the usual park stroll, but they seem into it.

How to play?

The game Red and Blue Ball: Cupid Love splits you into a team of two from the jump. Blue Ball heads left, Red Ball takes the right. You'll end up dodging swinging traps or riding little lifts, sometimes while both are crossing moving platforms at once. If you miss a jump, only that ball pops back to the last spot, unless both tumble, then you try again. Some coins hang just above enemy heads, so if you want them, you have to bounce off the baddies (they don't like it). Only Blue Ball grabs the blue heart piece, and only Red gets the red half. Find both, slot them into the totem shape, and that door finally swings open. Forest levels toss in some extra tricks: switches that turn walls off, or puzzle blocks that only move with two balls at once. Guess you really can't skip teamwork. Some levels took me longer than I expected, honestly.