Ambidextro

A witch has kidnapped the prince and princess, and you play a royal wizard split into two halves to rescue them. Each half is controlled independently by one of your hands.

Move and jump through compact, single-screen platforming levels, navigating hazards and obstacles to bring the two characters together before time runs out. The challenge comes from coordinating both routes and switching your attention between them.

The campaign spans 100 levels that introduce and combine new hazards and mechanics as they grow more demanding. Levels restart quickly, and an accessibility option can extend the time limit; level select and extra challenges offer further ways to play.

Players often praise the unusual challenge of controlling two characters at once, along with level designs that make the idea work and reward repeated practice. Many describe a strong sense of progress and accomplishment as they learn to coordinate their hands. Others find the difficulty and time pressure stressful or excessive, and some criticize the soundtrack as repetitive.