Dude, Trust Me
- Steam pricePrice
Unknown until release
- Players
- 3
- Release
- November 30, 2026Upcoming
- Session GoalsGoals
- Modes
- Platforms
How co-op works
Online three-player co-op where one player loses sight, another loses hearing, and the third loses their voice. Every puzzle requires all three players to share fragmented information and coordinate actions that no single person can complete alone.
About this game
Dude, Trust Me is a cooperative puzzle game built around deliberate miscommunication. Three friends tackle a series of environmental puzzles, but each player operates under a different sensory restriction that forces constant collaboration and creative problem-solving across voice chat and careful observation.
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The core mechanic revolves around asymmetric information. The blind player cannot see obstacles or visual cues. The deaf player misses audio signals and voice instructions. The mute player must communicate through actions and environmental manipulation. Each puzzle demands that all three roles contribute their unique perspective, turning simple tasks into exercises in patience and lateral thinking.
Online co-op sessions test how well friends can interpret incomplete instructions, trust each other's judgment, and adapt their communication style on the fly. The puzzle-platforming design rewards groups who develop their own shorthand and stay calm under pressure, offering replayability as teams refine their coordination and tackle increasingly complex scenarios.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the sensory restriction mechanic work in co-op?
Each of the three players is assigned a different sensory limitation: one goes blind and can't see visual cues, one goes deaf and misses audio signals, and one loses their voice and must communicate through actions only. Every puzzle requires all three players to share information and work together, since no single player has enough information to solve challenges alone.
Is voice chat required to play Dude, Trust Me?
While the game doesn't technically require voice chat, effective communication is central to solving the puzzles. Since one player is mute and another is deaf, your team will need to combine voice instructions, on-screen actions, and careful observation to succeed-voice chat will make coordinating much easier for the players who can speak and hear.