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Enter Player Two

Matthew Briggs|2020PuzzlePlatformer

LumiScore?Our 0–100 score for how developmentally beneficial and low-risk this game is for children. Higher is better.

71/ 100
GREAT
120+ min/day recommended

Growth

62/100

Growth Value

  • Problem Solving
  • Teamwork
  • Communication

Risk

LOW

Engagement Patterns

Minimal pressure to spend or play excessively.

Heads up

💸 Monthly cost: Free

Parent Pro-Tip

Sit down and play a few levels alongside your child or encourage them to invite a friend. Before you start, ask: 'How are you two going to decide who does what?' After a tough level, ask: 'What did you have to tell each other to get through that?' These simple prompts turn the in-game teamwork into a real conversation about collaboration.

Top Skills Developed

Problem Solving5/5
Teamwork5/5
Communication5/5
Spatial Awareness4/5
Critical Thinking4/5

Development Areas

Cognitive?Problem solving, spatial awareness, strategic thinking, creativity, memory, and learning transfer. Weighted 50% of the Benefit Score.
64
Social & Emotional?Teamwork, communication, empathy, emotional regulation, and ethical reasoning. Weighted 30% of the Benefit Score.
73
Motor Skills?Hand-eye coordination, fine motor control, reaction time, and physical activity. Weighted 20% of the Benefit Score.
40
Overall Benefit Score (BDS)62/100

Representation?How diverse the game's characters are in gender and ethnicity. Higher = more authentic representation. Display only — does not affect time recommendation.

Gender balance
1/3
Ethnic diversity
1/3

Bechdel Test?The Bechdel Test checks whether a game has at least two named female characters who talk to each other about something other than a man. A simple measure of representation.N/A — no named characters

No narrative characters or dialogue are present in this puzzle-platformer, so the Bechdel test does not apply.

Parent Pro-Tip

Playing Enter Player Two together gives children direct, low-stakes practice in a skill that's hard to teach abstractly: working as a team under pressure. The game's puzzles are designed so that talking to your partner isn't optional — it's the only way to succeed. This makes every session a natural exercise in active listening, dividing responsibilities, and adapting when a plan isn't working. These are exactly the collaborative skills children need in school group projects, sports teams, and friendships.

What your child develops

Enter Player Two is a genuinely cooperative puzzle-platformer built from the ground up around teamwork and communication. Unlike games where multiplayer is cosmetic, every core mechanic here — blocking lasers, providing aerial cover, navigating goals together — requires both players to actively coordinate. This makes it a rare and valuable tool for developing real collaborative skills. Problem-solving is the central pillar: puzzles cannot be solved by one player acting alone, directly reinforcing the game's learning objectives. The adaptive difficulty system (extra hearts, movement aids, hints) ensures that teams of varying skill levels can participate without frustration, making it inclusive and educationally sound. Spatial reasoning and reaction timing are meaningfully exercised through platforming, and the process of verbally coordinating strategies builds genuine communication habits that transfer to real-world teamwork contexts.

Base: UnknownMonthly: FreeReviewed Apr 2026

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About this game

Enter Player Two is a semi-serious teamwork game based around problem solving and communication. Primary Learning Objectives - The team will learn the importance of working together to solve complex problems.