Games like In Sink: A Co-op Escape Adventure

Steam reviews

What players say

Players mostly recommend this two-player puzzle game for its varied, communication-driven puzzles, though several find the later levels repetitive or unclear.

Many players praise the variety of puzzles across the ten main levels and the bonus levels, the charming themes and visuals, and the way each puzzle requires describing symbols, shapes and colours to a partner. Players also like that there is no story or dialogue to sit through, and that the hint system and integrated notes help without giving everything away. The criticism centres on puzzles with unclear logic that can only be solved by trial and error, and on repetitive puzzles built around describing symbols, which make later levels feel samey. Some players single out one or two specific rooms, a timing-based train section and a door-guessing hallway, as the weakest parts of the game. Some players also report lag and frame drops in the final levels. Opinion is clearly positive overall, and players with more hours tend to be more critical of the repetition and the later puzzles.

Who it suits

Suited to two players, friends or couples who enjoy puzzles and talking through problems together, especially with a voice chat or shared notes.

Who should skip it

Players who want a solo experience, clear logical puzzles, or a varied late game should skip it, since the later levels can feel repetitive and unclear.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with more hours, often past 20, are more likely to complain about repetitive symbol puzzles and unclear late-game design, while shorter-playtime reviewers mostly praise the variety and cooperative fun.

Summarised by AI from 80 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.