Agtha Gabriel

The frame shows the Agtha Gabriel home screen: a gold title over a dark, gradient sky, with low poly trees standing at the right edge and a single tagline in Portuguese reading "Os fragmentos do mundo" above a line that translates to two players, two devices, one journey that no path completes alone. Three menu options sit below: CRIAR SALA, ENTRAR NA SALA and PROGRESSO DA JORNADA.

This is an online cooperative adventure for exactly two players, one on each mobile device in landscape. One player creates a room and reads a code out loud, the other types it in to join. Once both are connected, the same room code unlocks the start button, and both characters enter the world at the same time, each controlled separately.

Agtha and Gabriel are stylized characters with hair, faces, clothes, hands and shoes, not shapes. They run, jump, push, pull, interact, take damage and celebrate, and they have to do it in step with each other. Switches, doors, movable blocks, rising platforms and shared checkpoints are built so that a solo player simply cannot finish them.

The journey spans five worlds of six levels, thirty levels in total, each one hiding mechanisms to coordinate, hazards to cross and enemies to avoid. Every door opened, platform raised and fragment recovered is synced live between the two devices, so both players always see the same room, the same puzzle state and the same progress.