Red and Green 3

Ten chapters, two characters, and a whole lot of candy standing between you and victory. Red and Green 3 drops a pair of players into a cooperative platformer where neither character can go it alone — the red man and the green man each bring something the other lacks, and the puzzles are built around that gap.

Lasers cut across corridors at the worst moments. Timing matters. So does talking to whoever is sitting next to you, because the levels are designed to punish solo thinking and reward genuine coordination. Collecting candies scattered through each chapter feels light-hearted on the surface, but the obstacles surrounding them are anything but.

What makes this entry in the series stick is how naturally the difficulty scales across its ten chapters — early stages ease both players into the rhythm, while later ones demand tighter sync and sharper spatial awareness. The whole thing has a warmth to it, built around two unlikely companions figuring things out together.