
Dual Core Sync
Your brain has two sides, and one of them has to break: a high-difficulty, brain-splitting game that forces single players to handle "two-player co-op" solo.
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"Dual Core Sync" is a high-difficulty, brain-splitting game that forces single players to handle "two-player co-op" mechanics solo.
Your left and right hands are allies, but also each other's worst enemy.

A "two-player" game designed for solo play:
You must drive two independent robots simultaneously, seeking a sliver of hope through a gauntlet of traps.
Failure often happens because you couldn’t stop your hand from pressing the key meant for the other side of your brain.
Includes 100 meticulously crafted levels:
Danger escalates at every turn. Your margin for error is zero. One slip, and both cores are wrecked.
Highly Challenging Achievements:
Includes advanced goals far more rigorous than simple game completion.
Only a true "Dual Core Master" can unlock every medal representing ultimate skill.
Solo play is the standard challenge, but local co-op is also supported:
Endure this "mental split" alone, or bring a friend and find out exactly who is dragging the team down.