Two players can now share a single copy of The Missing Tail for local and online co-op play. This shift removes the traditional barrier of buying two separate licenses for couch or remote sessions. Players interested in cooperative puzzle adventures gain immediate access to shared experiences without purchasing duplicate software. The game focuses on accessible multiplayer mechanics rather than competitive isolation.
Two players share one license for local and online sessions
The Missing Tail is a cozy co-op puzzle adventure game featuring two feline protagonists. One character is a royal cat while the other is a stray cat with complementary abilities. These distinct roles require coordination to solve environmental puzzles and progress through the narrative. The game targets PC users via Steam distribution with a focus on relaxed, narrative-driven gameplay.
The title supports split-screen local co-op for players sharing the same hardware. It also enables online play through Steam Remote Play Together functionality. Only one copy of the game is required for two players to join the same session regardless of their physical location. The environments include storybook settings such as medieval villages, markets, and fortresses.
The Missing Tail is currently in development for PC via Steam. No release date has been announced at this time. The official reveal trailer showcased the visual style and core cooperative mechanics. Players should monitor Steam for future updates regarding the launch window.
Source: The Missing Tail, NotebookCheck
