“Your friend has the clues. You have the buttons.” That’s the pitch of Boo & friends, a free Android puzzle game about a little ghost — a puzzle on two phones where neither of you has the whole picture, so you have to talk it through.
One Sees the Notes. The Other Packs the Parcel.
In the parcel chapter, one player reads the notes — “the dotted item goes first” — but only the other player can see which item is dotted. Explain the clues, agree on the order, then swap roles on the next puzzle. Co-op lives inside the same app: open “Play together,” share one room code and join. Two Android phones and internet are required for co-op, and there’s no built-in voice chat — you talk in person or on your usual call app.
397 Solo Puzzles, 32 Co-op Tasks
Solo mode works fully offline with 397 logic puzzles across different worlds — light, echoes, wires, bridges and more — solving them helps Boo build a little corner of his own. The 32 two-phone co-op tasks include carrying a sofa together, untangling Beep’s remote and packing parcels, with the roles swapping between tasks so both sides of the conversation get their turn.
Free, No Ads, Two Languages
The game is free in English and Russian, with no in-app ads, no purchases and no required account — the co-op needs internet, the solo puzzles don’t.
Boo & friends reached us through GamerMenu’s indie submissions program — the second game in the queue built around two screens hiding different clues, right after After Hours: Room 214.