I’m always a fan of running into games that tackle a well-known genre mechanic and add a twist, something Factotum 90 does admirably. In general I’ve tired of box pushing puzzle games as a whole but because of the split-screen way it’s presented in this title is at least refreshing and makes the gameplay feel more distinctive. That said, the overall lack of length and variety make it more of a satisfying bite than a meal, and an understanding that despite the novelty of the single-player co-op the game offers the puzzles are generally pretty familiar in their design may make it trickier to recommend.