AusGamers has reviewed Unravel Teo and writes: In the grand scheme of pushing a little sentient piece of wool through a level and a number of challenges; memories and what they ambiguously mean to someone who worked on the game, or some highbrow lost concept of connection is not something that drives me, or many others, through a game. Purpose and reward for effort is what does that, and so far the Unravel series hasnt unraveled that little design nugget...

Unravel 2 improves upon the original in almost every respect, from the platforming to the puzzles.

Player 2 takes a deep dive into the themes and meaning of Unravel 2 in this review.

Unravel Two was revealed during the 2018 EA Play conference and EA surprised everyone by announcing it was available right then and there.

Blair Writes: "Unravel Two immediately greets you with its biggest change, you now control two Yarnys. Each with a different colour which is interchangeable they are tethered by a piece of yarn. This means they cant travel too far form each other which sounds restrictive, but instead its delightful thanks to the way puzzles are built around it."

Unravel Two for PS4, Xbox One and PC has a lot of heart but is hamstrung by short length and a threadbare narrative that doesn't live up to its early promise.