Updated September 2, 2021, by Stephen LaGioia: Puzzle games can be a great way to train your brain whilst being entertaining in the process. So whether you're looking to escape a frightening labyrinth, work out a gravity-defying world, or even play as two geese waddling their way to village overlords - Here are some of the best cooperative puzzle-solving games out there, all fantastic for an evening on the sofa together. Many of these cooperative adventures contain puzzle-solving elements, needing you to both work together and communicate well in order to reach your end goal. RELATED: The Most Addictive Puzzle Games On Steam
Luckily, cooperative games seem to be on the up, with some amazing new additions finding their way onto shelves and digital libraries in the last few years. "We are looking at the entire local footy landscape to find the formula for overall success and drive growth of the game." The cut-off date to provide feedback on the findings was October 8.Although it's fun gaming solo, sometimes you want to get someone else in on the action with you whether it be a close friend, partner, or complete stranger.
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"Could it be the project outcomes are now being redrafted after the embarrassment caused when East Devonport openly expressed an interest in joining the TSL? "Or is it the case the feedback received from the preliminary summary taken from a disappointing sample of only 1000 participants out of a poll of at least 30,000 was not favourable to AFL Tasmania's preferred position? "Everyone is entitled to an opinion on the future of Tasmanian football, however, a considered opinion must always carry more weight." AFL Tasmania declined to say whether the East Devonport development had caused delays, but a spokesman said: "We are hoping to provide an update on the Football Futures Project in the coming days." Sharing the preliminary findings in September, Gill said: "Football in Tasmania is generally in good shape, but we know it can be even stronger and the ambition of this project is to create a game plan to get us there. Brady questioned whether East Devonport voicing aspirations to join the State League may have complicated the process, particularly after September's preliminary findings declared there were "no aspirations from North-West clubs to enter". "Has something happened that AFL Tasmania do not want us to know? Why the delay?" Launching the project, AFL Tasmania chief executive Damian Gill said it would "develop a long-term vision for all levels of community and pathway football across the state", with feedback to be sought to "determine what we need to focus on to drive prosperity and growth across all levels of the game". "What's happened? We have gone from fireworks on New Year's Eve to Maxwell Smart's cone of silence," he said. Northern Bombers president Thane Brady said the lack of news was concerning. Launched in May with the aim of ensuring financial viability for league and clubs, the project produced preliminary findings in September but was meant to have reached final recommendations and an implementation plan by December. State League powerhouse North Launceston has called on AFL Tasmania to explain what has become of its Footy Futures Project.