CasualFit check
Is All You Need is Help worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Friends looking for cooperative puzzles that can mix local and online players
- Pairs who want to share one controller or have one player control two characters
- Puzzle players who enjoy collecting customization items alongside stages
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking puzzles that can be solved by rotating characters, since creatures cannot rotate
- Players looking for a solo-focused puzzle structure rather than stages built around cooperation
- Players who prefer combat-focused action or shooter gameplay
Our take on All You Need is Help
Instead of giving each player independent control over a conventional puzzle-solving character, the game makes cooperation central by preventing creatures from rotating. Duo Mode also lets one controller handle two creatures, while occasional stages shift from group cooperation to two-versus-two play.
What is All You Need is Help?
All You Need is Help is a cooperative puzzle game with fluffy cube-shaped creatures.
Players work together to solve 160 stages, usually as a team, with occasional stages that divide players into two pairs. Play locally, join online players through the lobby, or create a party code so friends can join; local and online players can be combined in one session. Duo Mode lets one controller operate two creatures, either shared between two people or controlled by one player.
The creatures cannot rotate, so puzzle solving depends on cooperation. Coins can be spent on gacha spins to collect stamps and unlock accessories, furniture, items, and stage themes. Players can customize their characters and room, while the creatures say different phrases in response to situations.
How All You Need is Help plays
- 01Mixed Multiplayer
- A session can combine local players with friends who join online using a party code.
- 02Duo Mode
- One controller can operate two creatures, with the controls shared between two people or handled by one.
- 03Two-versus-Two Stages
- Some stages split the group into two pairs rather than requiring everyone to cooperate as one team.
- 04Room and Character Customization
- Gacha rewards include furniture, accessories, character skins, and stage themes.
- 05Situational Creature Phrases
- The creatures speak different phrases based on what is happening in the game.
Games like All You Need is Help
Casual
CasualBigFool
ButterBall BillyFor:Small groups who want a cooperative creature hunt with voice communicationSkip if:Players seeking a broad arsenal or many playable characters may find the loadout and role limited
CasualWe Were Monkeys
Another Slime StudioFor:Friends seeking a cooperative escape game with shared puzzle solvingSkip if:Players looking for a solo experience rather than an escape attempt built around a companion
CasualLittle Harvest
JoozFor:Casual players who want a small-scale farming loopSkip if:Players seeking a large or highly detailed farming simulation may find the small plots limitingPicked by overlapping fit notes and genres, not an editorial comparison.
All You Need is Help: platforms & release
Is All You Need is Help worth it?
It is worth it if: friends looking for cooperative puzzles that can mix local and online players. Skip it if: players seeking puzzles that can be solved by rotating characters, since creatures cannot rotate.
Where can I download All You Need is Help?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens All You Need is Help's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is All You Need is Help on?
Windows only.
